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Sean Hahessy, Clerihan, is profiled by his club this week.
CLERIHAN GAA PLAYER PROFILE:
This week we feature Clerihan junior hurler and footballer Sean Hahessy. We wish Sean and his team mates all the best for their upcoming Junior hurling championship.
Club: Clerihan
Favourite position: Centre back
Honours: 2021 South hurling final
Biggest Influence: My grandparents
Sporting event you would most like to attend: Champions League Final
Favourite Music: Oasis (Taylor Swift guilty pleasure)
Favourite GAA Player: Joe Canning
Toughest Player to mark in training: Eamon Barrett (and he’s retired)
Favourite memory with the club: South hurling 2021 final on the field and the team mystery tour to Kilkenny.
Who’s always late to training : James Butler
Favourite sport other than GAA: Soccer
One rule you would change in the GAA: Scrap the mark call inside the 45.
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