And it's also been a rollercoaster journey, a campaign, losing the opening round to Ballincollig.

Yeah, we got off to a rocky start.

I suppose we had a relatively good league.

We managed to get over the line in the league final against Grenada, but we were carrying a lot of injuries off the back of a long football campaign last year.

We got to the county final and a lot of lads didn't finish up until the 28th of December, so we were carrying knocks right up until the summer.

Into the Balling College game, yeah, disappointing, but we made a couple of changes, regrouped, and we knew it wasn't going to define our season, and thankfully from there we've won every game since.

But there's a county championship on the way and a semi-final meeting against Diarmuid Mahonis.

Yeah, I'll be honest, it's Diarmuid Mahonis.

How do you cope?

It's fine, really.

You just get up and you get on with it, really, and that's the way to do it.

We're the first people that people meet when they come into the airport, so it's in part, it can be a highly stressful environment for people.

I mean, dealing with the public, I suppose, is one aspect of it, but dealing with the public in an airport can be kind of a next level up because people are very stressed.

They're travelling with young kids, they're travelling with time constraints.

and you have to remain calm at all times.

The shifts here, they vary, but early mornings, what time do you start?