The All-Star Galway footballer opened up about family life with his wife Caroline and their son Páidí and what is feels like to be at the peak of his career at age 35
Galway star Paul Conroy has admitted that balancing his GAA schedule and work commitments with family life at home can be tough.
Read more: Galway football star Damien Comer: Relationship with girlfriend Megan and life as teacher "If Páidí needs to be picked up from the babysitter, there is always someone around to do it. Without that help, things would be very difficult.Paul works as a secondary school teacher in Claregalway College and he trains and has match commitments with Galway during the week, so his down time with his family away from GAA is very important.
He said: "I look after myself and I look after my body. I feel good at training and I go out of my way to continuously make progress with my career whether it is with food and supplements or mindset.
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