Davy Fitzgerald married his long-time love Sharon O'Loughlin after 13 years together. The Clare hurling hero's wife is another native of the Banner County and ...
"As I said, that is just a few people having that view. She has a heart of gold but by God, she definitely is a strong opinionated lady which I totally, totally respect.” "I remember even a year or two ago the doing he got on social media was totally wrong. Sharon is also a successful camogie player and has represented Clare. “Is she afraid to speak her mind? She comes from a real traditional hurling family.
The former Clare goalkeeper kept the news about Dáithí Óg under wraps for a few months but he opened up to Ryan Tubridy about becoming a dad to a baby again ...
Definitely I appreciate it a bit more. We're both delighted to have him." Appearing on tonight's Late Late Show, Davy told host Ryan Tubridy: "Yeah, I have Colm and he's 25. "Dáithí Óg came along last April and he's absolutely incredible. Ryan questioned Davy on the difference between being a new dad now and 25 years ago, to which he replied: "I like to think I'm a small bit more mature now. I think it took me a bit of a while to adjust to what being a parent is about.
The Waterford manager has been involved in senior inter-county hurling for 33 years and his passion still burns brightly.
And I know that, I know I’m not perfect. I don’t go on with that perception that ye go on with – that three and four years is enough. “You’re not going to be on it constantly. Be it Wexford winning a Leinster after a length of time. It helped that Wexford had a serious crop of players and they were ready for Fitzgerald’s particular brand of coaching. “I know a lot of people would think I’m very intense and I would be intense at times. Cajoling them, provoking them, convincing them that how it has been is not how it has to be. “It would have bothered me at the time because you might have been involved with a few of them. But I also want to have the fun and the enjoyment of it to be a real part of it. My thing about a player is, give them a certain amount of stuff and build into it an opportunity for them to express themselves in different ways. There’s certain people who I would have dealt with in the past and I would be extremely disappointed in their carry-on, right? Ask half the country how to hold a hurley and they wouldn’t know where to start.
The Waterford Hurling manager spoke about mental health and the pressures facing young people on the show.
Fitzgerald also commented on the recent spate of attacks on GAA referees and advocated for lifetime bans for anybody found guilty of such offences. Fitzgerald referenced conversations around suicide and depression during the series and urged anybody with such feelings to talk and seek help. We need to listen & encourage lads to talk. One Twitter user commented, "Davy Fitzgerald does amazing work with troubled kids. Another twitter user quoted some of his comments from the show and posted them afterwards, "Lifetime ban for physical altercation with a referee" "Diving can't be part of our game" "Girls deserve to get more support than they're getting" "My favourite word in life is hope" Davy Fitzgerald spoke really well on the Late Late Show this evening." Anything that can be done to get young lads to talk openly about mental health, drugs & depression is a worthwhile initiative.
DAVY FITZGERALD and his wife Sharon O'Loughlin welcomed the arrival of their second child last summer.Daithi Og was born last April, but the happy cou.
#LateLateShow #Latelate" I was gone seven nights a week and you are constantly on the go. It’s a basic. Give children a chance. #latelate #latelateshow" "Back then, I was in the middle of the hurling.