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Portlaoise football star Zach Tuohy was hit with a tricky question on an Australian sports show.
The former professional Australian rules player appeared on The Front Bar, an Australian Football League show hosted by Andy Maher, Mick Molloy and Sam Pang on the 7 Network, where he was told that he was loved by three teams and two countries.
The Laois man had played for Geelong Cats and Carlton Football Club in Australia and before that with Portlaoise in his home town.
“Who loves you most. The Portloaise crew, the Geelong crew or the Carlton crew?” he was asked on The Front Bar.
A man who has done it all across two different codes in two different countries.
— The Front Bar Wednesdays at 8:30 (@thefrontbar7) June 11, 2025
Zach Tuohy, welcome to the bar #TheFrontBar | Wednesday | 8.30pm AEST pic.twitter.com/55wxN7Qe4M
The Portlaoise sportsman didn’t disappoint Town fans with his response.
“They wear my success pretty close to their hearts, so I would have to say the Portlaoise even still,” he replied.
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