Oisin Dunbar
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- Occupation::Teacher
- Which team do you look forward to playing the most and why?::Abu Dhabi, good, healthy rivalry and always tough games
- Favorite Restaurant in Dubai::The Butcher Shop and Grill – You’d cut their steaks with a butter knife!
- Favourite band or musician?::Oasis/ Rolling Stones- Can’t pick between them
- Growing up who was your all-time favourite player?::Being from Wexford, it has to be Matty Forde! He would have made any forward line in the country in his prime, also Ciaran McDonald- effortlessly brilliant
- If you could be another teammate for a week who would it be and why?: A toss up between one of our newest recruits Ronan O’Neill. (Who could resist his chiseled facial features and rippling six pack) And 2, Aindreas Doyle- Now a stalwart of the club, he can be seen sporting a Zeus-like beard us mere mortals could only dream of.
- Who is your dream date?::Mila Kunis
- Which teammate would be voted off Big Brother first and who would win?:: Paul Downes- out the door after 5 minutes - the only man on this earth that speaks of himself in the third person or refers to himself as the “Main Event” I doubt the voters would take to kindly to him. Shane Fowley – He’s seen many people come and go in his time in Dubai, I imagine Big Brother would be no different.
- What is your nick name?::Dunbar- long story behind that one!
- What is your favourite movie?::The Departed
- If you could attend any sporting event in the world, what would it be?::All Ireland Final/ 100m Olympic Sprint Final – if you could believe all athletes were clean!
- What would you change about GAA games (if any)?::Give formal recognition to the Club Players Association.
- In ten years I hope to be::in the winners enclosure at Cheltenham after my horse has won the Gold Cup!
Biography
Secretary Originally from Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, I am a Primary School Teacher working in International Concept for Education, (ICE School) in Meydan , Dubai. I graduated from Froebel College of Education, (Now Maynooth University) in 2014 and moved over to Dubai in August 2015. I am heading into my third season with Dubai Celts, having joined the Dubai Celts as soon as I arrived. Like so many others the GAA in the Middle East has proved to be up there with the highlights of my time in the UAE. I am thoroughly enjoying my role on the committee so far and I look forward to the coming season.
