Alison Miller

Like I think you get to a stage where you're happy enough not to be playing.

But I did, I enjoyed it to a certain extent.

But yeah, it's just, I wouldn't mind playing rugby now against people my own age.

That'd be a different story.

It's playing against the younger ones is the problem.

I wouldn't think so now.

I only have my experience of certain clubs, so I have my experience of Port Leash Rugby Club, which would be a junior club.

I have my experience of Old Belvedere, which the men, you know, over the years they've gone up and gone down, depending, you know, and then the women always will stay at, you know,

AIL Division 1.

And then I've played a little bit of dual styles with Galwegians up west and then a little bit with Highfield.

So I've only got four clubs to really compare.

I don't coach.

So for me, no, GA club is very different.

Very, very different.

Completely different.

You play predominantly like my football club would be Arliss Killeen.

And then

My dad was obviously involved in Airoke for a long time in Carlow, which had huge success, and that's like a town club as opposed to, you know, then my home club would be Arliss Clem, which would be a very, very small rural club in Leash.

Now, they've always performed well and made a lot of county finals, so

no just different just different you would like if I would look at like even though I played for Port Leash the nearest club to me would be Carlo so it should be 10 minutes away it would be my husband's club and yeah it would be a different feel just yeah it would be a completely different feel similar in ways but if you were to try and describe it