Desire for glory drives life consumed by football

With age has come maturity and a better balance between life and Gaelic football though Paul Flynn still struggles to separate the two at times, writes Paul Keane.

The Dublin forward, who turns 31 in July, reckons he used to devote around 95% of his time to football, either playing it or preparing for it.

Nothing or nobody around him got a look in and while that’s changed, and he reckons he now has a much healthier sport-life balance, he still hasn’t fully embraced the ‘less is more’ approach.