The Droichead Nua Minor Hurling team are in championship final action today, facing St. Laurence’s in the Future Ticketing Minor C Hurling Championship Final at Cedral St. Conleth's Park at 1.30pm.
Representing Moorefield and Round Towers, the team earned their place in the final with an impressive victory over Confey in the semi-final.
A big thank you to captain Charlie Cummins for taking part in our Captain’s Profile.
Best of luck to all the players and management, all support welcome!
What age did you start playing Hurling?
What age did you start playing Hurling?
I started playing hurling at the age of 6.
Who encouraged you to get involved in Hurling?
My Dad encouraged me to get involved in hurling.
Do you play any other sports or have any hobbies?
I play football and my hobbies are the gym and golf.
Who do you look up to in sport?
I look up to Nickie Quaid and Davy Fitzgerald.
What’s your favourite thing about being part of this team?
My favourite part of the team is the craic with the lads.
How did it feel when you were asked to be captain this year?
I was surprised and I'm delighted.
What position do you play, and what do you enjoy most about it?
I play in goals and my favourite part about it is when I save a big shot, there’s no better feeling.
What makes this group of players special?
The fact that we’re two different clubs yet we’ve gelled together so well.
Favourite match you’ve played in?
Final against Armagh.
Toughest opponent you’ve faced?
Confey.
Best moment in your GAA journey so far?
Playing in Abbotstown.
Any pre-match routine or superstition?
I don’t have any superstitions but I make sure to get a good breakfast in.
What do you enjoy most about match days?
The excitement and atmosphere before the match.
Quick Fire Questions About Your Teammates
Best singer: Charlie Flood
Best dressed: Neasa O'Connor
Most likely to be late for training: Séan McCormack
Most competitive: Killian McCormack
Hardest worker at training: Séan Coleman
Best under pressure: Daire Toft
Most likely to become a county player: Mark Tobin
Most likely to make everyone laugh: Charlie Flood
Funniest moment from the season: Dads “passionate” talk at half time in Confey
Most organised: Rian Dunne with his camera
Manager’s pet: Gavin McDonnell
One teammate you’d always want beside you in a battle: Ed O Keefe
