Meet the Wexford strongman who ditched the session lifestyle to focus on his community’s health and fitness

Award-winning strongman Dillon Doyle once lived for the weekend, but now all his energy is going into building up his new gym in New Ross, Co Wexford

Dillon Doyle from Adamstown photographed at the opening of his new gym Dynamite Coaching at Raheen, New Ross. Photo; Mary Browne

A popular and award-winning strongman from Wexford has told how he walked away from “the session” lifestyle, having decided to invested in himself instead. He is also investing in the health and fitness of the local community with the official opening of his new gym, Dynamite Coaching.

Like every business owner, Dillon Doyle was anxious about the cost of opening up a business that he wasn’t entirely sure would be successful, but as he always enjoyed helping people and was frequently asked for his assistance in the gym while training for strongman competitions, he decided to train as a personal trainer (PT), which led him to take on three jobs to fund a studio at his house in Adamstown.

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