Galway

Paul Flaherty is the founder of What's the Scór - a breakthrough GAA app that keeps the user up-to-date with all GAA Fixtures, results, competitions and live scores in 32 Counties and Overseas.


Are you an Apple or Android Person?
Well, I was Apple to the core before I started WTS but I'm most definitely an Android person now.


Presuming you had a signal, what 3 apps would you use on a desert island?
What's the Scór to keep me informed of the local GAA matches, Snapchat, Google Maps&nbsp;


What’s your favourite place in the city?
Woodquay for the nightlife. It feels like it has its own countryside pub culture down there with pubs like Barr An Chaladh with super entertainment and Hughe's Bar and Lounge.&nbsp;


Any hidden gem you would recommend for visitors to Galway?
The Spanish Arch during the Summer is not a hidden gem but is a must for all visitors to Galway because of the atmosphere and spotting the talent/people watching.


Where is your favourite place to grab a bite?
As I work in the heart of the city McCambridge's is always my go-to foody spot.


What pub would you go to for:

A quiet pint? Murphy's on High Street

A match? An Púcán&nbsp;

Tunes? Barr An Chaladh


Any recommendations for a place to go on a first date? 
I wouldn't know much on this topic as I don't get many first dates but my best first date was meeting a girl from Tipperary...we said we'd go for food and a walk but passed Barr An Chaladh and ended up having 6 pints each watching the Ireland vs Italy Euro 2016 Qualifying match when Robbie Brady got the goal to win it. It proved a very enjoyable date.&nbsp;


Favourite walk or hike in Galway?
The Prom is always a great place to clear the head. During the Summer I'd often go to Blackrock for a swim or the Silver Strand.&nbsp;


Most picturesque place in Galway? 
The drive to Connemara is always very picturesque. I would recommend it to visitors coming to Galway.&nbsp;&nbsp;


What are you up to for the weekend?
Weekends would be fairly busy for me with What's The Scór. I have to keep an eye on the games to make sure there are no hiccups. We are back training with our own GAA club as well and getting prepared for the year ahead.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Galway Weekend with Paul Flaherty

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