Episode 1
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The new series opens with Conor McManus, one of the modern greats of Gaelic football and one of the greatest ever to wear a Monaghan jersey - a player for the big moments, the pressure points, the impossible scores.
Episode 2
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Cyril Farrell is known to many for his success with the Galway hurlers in the 1980s but he is also a household name through his time on the Sunday Game, where his wit and catchphrases became known to all.
Episode 3
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Grace Walsh is a three time All-Ireland and All-Star winner and is one of the most decorated and respected camogie players from Kilkenny. Hailing from the Walsh hurling dynasty, Grace burst onto the scene in 2011.
Episode 4
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Marty Clarke became a household name in Ulster long before he put on a senior jersey for Down. He won a Minor All-Ireland in 2005 and caught the eyes of Australian football scouts, moving to Melbourne to play for Collingwood. Helplines available
Episode 5
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Pádraig Horan was captain when Offaly won the All-Ireland Hurling Final for the first time in 1981 - an achievement that marked a turning point for Offaly hurling and cemented his place in the county's sporting history. Helplines available
Episode 6
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Neil McManus is one of Antrim's most distinguished hurlers, widely admired for his power, consistency, and leadership over a career that spanned more than a decade and a half.
Episode 7
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Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh is widely considered one of the greatest Ladies Gaelic Football players ever. Her career is studded with individual honours: she earned five All-Star Awards and was named player of the year in 2023.
Episode 8
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Kevin McManamon - a key figure in the Dublin senior football team during their dominance across the 2010s. McManamon's claim to fame came in the 2011 All-Ireland final when he scored a critical goal.