The RTÉ presenter has a strong interest in politics and he wouldn't rule out running for election down the line - he also defended the annual Rose of Tralee festival
Dáithí O'Sé wouldn't rule out a career in politics in the future, and he feels it is important to have a gaelgeoir in government.
Dáithí is gearing up to host another Rose of Tralee, but his preparation this summer was halted after a serious knee injury."I was brought to the hospital. I basically put my kneecap out to the other side of my knee, so they had to put it back in. He said: "There was a small bit of that. But because Clare won the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Final her parents came home. That kind of made up for it.Dáithí stressed the importance of the Rose of Tralee festival, saying it is just as relevant now more than ever.Daithi O'Se enjoys family trip to Kerry with son Ogie on break from RTÉ
"Also, people might have gone to college once and these ladies might have gone three or four times. They also travel.
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