Will O'Callaghan

You mentioned Dundalk, obviously a club that's very close to your heart.

You must be delighted with them back in the top flight again.

I know it's been a difficult couple of years for them now.

Of course.

You bring in the best, you become the best.

I've got a pocket full of quotes here.

You've got to keep evolving.

If you're not, you're just stagnating and going backwards.

Is that a particularly special game for you?

Absolutely flying.

If I'm being honest, I've over-exceeded my expectations.

That wasn't, they weren't on the floor, that's for sure.

But they're flying, everyone's flying, the young girls are up, they're flying, and I keep forgetting what age they are.

When I watch them play, I'm like, whoa, the future's bright in this place.

The girls who came in, they came in good, moulded very well.

One or two coming back from long-term injuries, they're like fresh air, bundles of energy.

I mean I thought he did a great job at Lone with the women's team which set him up nicely for this you know what he was like as a player and a character did you always see a manager in him?

And, you know, fair play to him.

You mentioned Rowan Son.

You must be very proud of how things are going underrated with Northern Ireland for him as well.