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FOOTBALL The Louisburgh defender’s most prizes possessions are the All-Island medals he won playing with Clare Island.
Name: Eamonn O’Malley
Club: Louisburgh
Age:21
Occupation: Student
If money was no object, what would you do all day?
Watch movies.
What’s the most unusual thing you’ve eaten?
Squid. Very bad choice
What makes you angry?
Losing. I’m a very sore loser.
A night on the tiles or a night on the couch?
A night on the tiles.
Who is the best and worst dresser in the squad?
Best is difficult but I’ll give It to Kevin Gibbons. The worst has to be PΡdraic Prendergast.
Who was your first crush?
Zoey 101.
Who is the prankster in the squad?
Tom Dawson. His photo-shopping skills are second to none.
What’s the best show on TV?
Game of Thrones.
Who’s the most famous person you’ve met?
Jack Charlton.
Who would you like to be stranded on a desert island with?
Megan Fox.
Who is the most under-rated player in the squad?
James (Slick) Gibbons. He does so much of the dirty work that goes unnoticed.
What do you miss most about being a kid?
Money never being an issue.
What’s your most prized possession?
My All-Island medals won playing with Clare Island.
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