Name: Jamie Keegan
Age: 20
Occupation: Shuttering carpenter
Team: Sean MacCumhaill’s
If you were throwing a party and you could invite anyone in the world, dead or alive, who would you ask around? McGregor for a laugh and Matthew McCaughney for his Wall Street speech.
Where do you like to go out to celebrate after a big victory? Heeney’s or the Thirsty Trout always a good buzz about it.
What’s the worst pitch you’ve ever played on? Lifford
Which character in any film are you most like? Mr. Chow from the Hangover.
Any odd items in your kit bag? Nothing.
Who’s the biggest joker in the team you play for? Conor Griffin always has something to say.
Which team mate has the best looking other half? Rory Mulligan
Who is the worst/best trainer? Best would be Oisin Farrah (Gallen) and worst would be Aaron Kelly – he spends most of his time playing soccer.
Who spends most time in front of the mirror in the dressing room? Marty ‘Bull’ Gallagher
Who’s the best/worst person to sit beside on the team bus? Best would be Farrah always good for tunes. The worst is Fireman (Gavin Gallagher). He’s zoned out on the headphones.
Who has the best and who has the worst diet on the team, and what does it include? Best would be Ronan MvMenamin. Worst is Darren O’Leary he likes his cans.
Toughest opponent you have faced? Ian Carlo playing soccer.
Best or worst quote you’ve heard, either from a manager, player, opponent? “You can’t lodge excuses in the bank” – Brian my manager in Maynooth.
Best manager you’ve ever played under? Luke Gavigan.
Best ever performance? A final against Glenties back in the day.
One to forget? Losing to ‘Eunans in the County Final.
Sporting ambition? Win the senior championship with Sean MacCumhaill’s.
When you were playing in the back garden, who did you pretend to be? Ciaran McDonald
If you were in charge of transfers, who’d be in and who’d be out of the team? Out would be Darren O’Leary. My head is wrecked on and off the pitch. Con O’Callaghan in.
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