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Brendan McSorley
Brendan is a 25 year old ecologist/ rugby player from Omagh, Co.Tyrone, but also spent seven years living in Danesfort, Co Kilkenny, in his youth. He has grown up on a sport horse stud farm and loves the outdoors. Brendan graduated with a BSc in Biomedical Science from Maynooth University and an MSc in Environmental Science from UCC. He currently works as an ecologist giving courses on water quality and biodiversity all over Ireland. Brendan is a self-taught piano player who loves music in all its forms. As a child he has rode ponies for the Irish show jumping team on a number of occasions and as an adult he represented the Irish Universities Rugby team and Ulster U18s Rugby team. He loves going out for a few pints with his friends and family. He has travelled the world including Poland, France, Switzerland, Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Spain and Portugal so far in 2022.
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