Welcome to the digital headquarters of four lads attempting to balance work, college, apprenticeships, questionable decisions and an unreasonable amount of confidence.
Four completely different career paths somehow united under one extremely questionable group name.
19 years old, currently studying at ATU Galway while putting in the hours at Westbake. Known for confidence, style and apparently never having a bad hair day.
Works at the swimming pool while studying at GTI. A man with two modes: working hard and absolutely committing to the group chat.
Formerly of Westbake and now in a new chapter. Currently focusing on himself, working through the year and developing his own approach to betting and strategy.
Currently completing an electrical apprenticeship while working weekends in a pub. If there is a wire to be connected or a shift to be covered, Darragh is probably already on it.
Somewhere between college, work, weekend shifts and whatever happens after the group chat starts getting suspiciously active, Raise Your Zaza was born.
The group consists of Tommy Finnegan, Luke Dowling, Darragh Birmingham and Darragh Meehan — four lads with very different ambitions and one shared talent for turning an ordinary day into a story.
This website exists primarily because nobody stopped us.
Four lads. Four different lanes. Somehow all moving forward.
Studying at ATU Galway while working at Westbake. Current objective: make college and work look effortless.
Studying at GTI while working at the swimming pool. Multitasking level: respectable.
Westbake chapter complete. Working for the year and focusing on personal development and betting strategy.
Electrical apprenticeship during the week and pub work at weekends. The definition of keeping busy.
Nobody really knows exactly what it means. Everyone agrees it sounds good.
Nobody leaves the group chat without a formal investigation.
If somebody says "one quick one", prepare for a long evening.
College deadlines are temporary. Group chat screenshots are forever.
Respect the lads, respect the hustle and never underestimate the power of a cherry.
If Birmingham starts talking strategy, listen carefully.
When in doubt: raise your zaza.