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Sean O’Neill was born in Daisy Hill in Newry, Northern Ireland. The only son of Rory O’Neill and Rosemary Rooney. He was raised on a family farm by his grandmother.

At the age of 11, O’Neill entered his first business by selling fireworks. From an initial capital of £40, O’Neill successfully made £2000 in the first 2 months. He continued growing his business and made a fortune by the age of 14 and decided to leave school.

O’Neill's love of snooker started to develop after his father bought him his first snooker table at the age of 4.

O’Neill continued to prosper in 2001, when he was ranked No 2 in the world junior championships, he also won 4 major ranking competitions: Fountain Classic; Northern Ireland Under 21 Championship; Northern Ireland Senior Championship; and Pontins Autumn Champion; all in the same year.

After all the successful years O’Neill shocked the snooker world and decided to retire from professional snooker at the age of 23. He missed the business life and believed he had potential to become recognised globally for his business acumen and ability to mentor and advise others.

After his decision to return to the business world, O’Neill launched Adore Group of companies. His problem-solver character and his phenomenal skill to overcome complex challenges in business have led to almost 18 years of success in managing several businesses in the United Kingdom. He specialises in fundamental analysis and investing, with experience in asset allocation, investment strategy, facilities management, and property management.

O’Neill currently resides in Liverpool, England. His hobby includes, CrossFit, Boxing, Running and Collecting supercars, owning a Rolls Royce Ghost, McLaren 650s, McLaren 650s Can Am and Porsche GT2.

O'Neill won every junior and senior title available in Northern Ireland, and with a Republic of Ireland passport, he was accepted in the RIBSA events. He responded by winning the sixth Irish ranking event in 2003.

Sean O'Neill (born 20 January 1981) is Northern Irish former professional snooker player. After winning every major snooker tournament in Northern Ireland, and No 2 in the world junior circuit O’Neill retired at the age of 23 and turned himself into an entrepreneur, running a number of successful businesses from property management, high street retails, life-coaching and is now a well known investor over many sectors and businesses.