Seán Ó Raghallaigh, #10, WSRFC
Occupation: Cyber Software Engineer
Dream Job: World Traveler
Nickname: TIF (that Irish fuck)
How long have you played with Suburbs: 1.5 years
Which team do you look forward to playing most and why: All of them. I prepare for each team the same, expecting it to be the hardest match yet.
Favorite Beer / or other Beverage: Guinness
Favorite Suburbs Memory: Probably our last match this season. Playing injured I didnt expect to get more than 20 minutes out of myself. But ended up sticking out the whole match to finish our undefeated season. The first one in my ten year career.
Who has most impacted your rugby career and why: My first rugby coach Alan Whelan. Here's a guy from Dublin who used to tell me about his kicking drill which was booting chestnuts into a barrel. I never got around to trying that drill but his emphasis on perfecting the basics of kicking and passing have set the foundation for how I play today.
What do you love most about Suburbs: All the lads, everyone is like one big family. Can't beat a close knit rugby family.
Dream Job: World Traveler
Nickname: TIF (that Irish fuck)
How long have you played with Suburbs: 1.5 years
Which team do you look forward to playing most and why: All of them. I prepare for each team the same, expecting it to be the hardest match yet.
Favorite Beer / or other Beverage: Guinness
Favorite Suburbs Memory: Probably our last match this season. Playing injured I didnt expect to get more than 20 minutes out of myself. But ended up sticking out the whole match to finish our undefeated season. The first one in my ten year career.
Who has most impacted your rugby career and why: My first rugby coach Alan Whelan. Here's a guy from Dublin who used to tell me about his kicking drill which was booting chestnuts into a barrel. I never got around to trying that drill but his emphasis on perfecting the basics of kicking and passing have set the foundation for how I play today.
What do you love most about Suburbs: All the lads, everyone is like one big family. Can't beat a close knit rugby family.
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