Born: 10 September 1986
Occupation: Professional Cricketer.
Club: Club: Middlesex, North County.
Previous Clubs: Rush, Malahide.
Secondary School: Catholic University School, Dublin.
Representative Honours: Ireland Senior Team.
Ireland Statistics: 28 games, 876 runs at 35.04, with a highest score of 151 versus the UAE.

Who had the greatest influence on your career?
My Dad.

What is your ultimate cricketing aspiration?
To play cricket at the highest level.

What is your most memorable cricketing moment?
Winning the Inter-continental Cup last year in Namibia and playing in my first Twenty/20 match last season against Surrey in front of a full house at Lord's "UNBELIEVABLE".

What was your worst cricketing moment?
Being run out on 99 against Scotland last season in the European Championships.

What is your funniest cricketing moment?
At Bristol last year in our historical win against Gloucestershire concentrating as hard as we could when you could have heard a pin drop, two Irish supporters began belting out what could only be described as their own drunken version of "Ireland's Call".It was hilarious and softened the tension. It wasn't until after the game I found out the two Tenors (or fivers as we now call them) were very close relations of mine! .

Who is your best friend in Irish Cricket and why?
The BOYZ....you now who you are....WHY....coz they're the BOYZ!.

Who is your favourite Irish cricketer (past and present), and why?
THE BRUSH...aka John Morgan (my uncle) who is secretly linked with the vacant 1st team coach at Middlesex. Alf Masood - Was a class act and a fantasic cricketer to watch with both bat and ball. The Mooney's - Paul and John are both great performers and there passion and dedication to the game at both club and international level is second to none.

Which is your favourite Irish cricket ground, and why?
Both Clontarf and Stormont are my favourite cricket grounds because of the way they are prepared and maintained to the highest standard.

Who is the best young Irish cricketer you have seen in recent times?
I'm hearing good reports about Andrew Balbirnie and Paul Stirling but I'm yet to see either of them play.

What do you think of overseas professionals in Irish club cricket?
I think they do benefit our game to some extent, with experience and help raising the stand for better players but I would prefer to see more resources going into the coaching and development of young Irish cricketers.

Do you think bowlers should be restricted in domestic cricket?
YES.

What are your main complaints about Irish cricket?
There needs to be alot of work and preparation put into Irish pitches. The standard of pitches at the moment prevent us as a leading Associate Nation to produce more cricketers at the highest level with both bat and ball.

How would you set about improving the standard of Irish cricket?
Having more resources available for coaching younger players for longer periods in their developing years i.e coaching camps and playing against better opposition for longer periods. Contracts for senior players to allow them more time to work on there game which I believe will take us a step closer to producing regular performances against county opposition.

How would you set about making Irish cricket more popular?
There is absolutely no point in Ireland being a success as an associate nation if no one knows we exist. We need more publicity in the media - tv, radio and newspapers, expecially in the south. We have to promote ourselves as a professional outfit or no one will come to see us play. This requires sponsorship and planning which I hope the new chief executive will provide. Just an idea...an Inter-provincial Twenty/20 competition. It would not only appeal to our devoted supporters but the general public...these games could also be televised. In turn it would generate sponsors and great publicity.

Which Test team, if any, do you support, and why?
I don't support any Test team in particular...I prefer admiring individual performances.

Which overseas countries have you played cricket in?
Scotland,Holland,Denmark, South Africa, Namibia, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka.

Which was your favourite, and why?
Sri Lanka...because the people were extremely friendly.

Who is your favourite world cricketer, and why?
Brian Lara.

Who is your favourite English cricketer, and why?
Ed Joyce.

Which other sports do you play regularly?
Clay pigeon shooting.

What are your hobbies?
Sleeping, Snooker, Rugby, Watching the Dubs try and claim back Sam.

Who is your favourite musical artist?
Gareth and Gavin AKA THE TWO FIVERS, The Killers, Orson, Hard-Fi, Sean Paul, P.Diddy, Faithless, Snowpatrol, Aslan.

Who is your favourite author?
Dan Brown.

Which is your favourite film?
Anything Will Farrell is in.

What is your favourite newspaper?
The Times.

What is your favourite television programme?
Two and a Half Men, Scrubs, Life As We Know It.

What is your favourite web site? www.youtube.com.

What is your favourite type of food? Italian.

Where is your favourite place to go on holiday? At the moment, France.