Irish rugby player Rob Kearney has admitted to regularly pulling pints in his Dublin pub.
The sports star, who co-owns The Bridge Bar with Dave Kearney, Jamie Heaslip and Sean O’Brien, was outed by his team mates and business partners revealing he sometimes works behind the bar.
“I actually have to say Rob rolled up his sleeves in here a couple of nights now and I thought he’d be useless,” Sean joked.
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The Louth native, who is the face of Newbridge Silverware and the Dairy Council, is one of Ireland’s most recognised rugby players.
However, the 29-year-old admitted that not one punter notices him when he gets behind The Bridge Bar – revealing “they just want their drink”.
Meanwhile, Tullow man Sean O’Brien revealed who was the moodiest squad member ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
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“Rob in the morning time is not good to be around. Until he gets his coffee and his breakfast into him,” he revealed.
However, the hunky full-back’s grilling didn’t end there with his brother Dave chipping in: “He’s right, I’ve roomed with Rob for the last few weeks and I can back you up Seany.”
“Pack your bags you’re moving out tomorrow,” Rob hilariously replied.
