All-Ireland winner Davy Fitzgerald shares his pride in son Colm's successful coaching career, while embracing his youngest son's burgeoning interests.
Davy Fitzgerald , the renowned All-Ireland-winning player and manager, expressed immense pride in his eldest son, Colm, for following in his footsteps into the world of GAA coaching. Colm has carved a successful path for himself, managing both GAA and Camogie teams. Davy acknowledges that while they don't always see eye to eye, he readily offers his guidance and expertise to his son. He highlighted Colm's strong-mindedness and ambition, praising his ability and dedication to the sport.
Davy believes that Colm's involvement in GAA is beneficial and that he possesses a natural talent for coaching. He mentioned that Colm frequently seeks his advice and while they may not always agree, he admires Colm's independent thinking and willingness to forge his own path. As for his two-year-old son Dáithí Og, Davy is content to let his youngest explore his interests without pressure. He emphasized his unwavering support for Dáithí, regardless of his chosen path, be it GAA or something else entirely.While Davy leads a busy life balancing family and work commitments, he prioritizes spending quality time with his sons. He hopes to dedicate even more time to Dáithí and his family in the coming years, nurturing strong bonds and creating lasting memories. Family, for Davy, is paramount. He recognizes the importance of simple joys and cherishes the time spent with his loved ones. He also shared his excitement about Ireland's Fittest Family, which has returned with a new time slot on RTE One. The show's appeal lies in its ability to bring families together across generations, fostering a sense of shared enjoyment and excitement.
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