Legendary jockey Charlie Swan discusses the highs and lows of his career, his relationship with Istabraq and life after racing.

Waterford hurling legend Paul Flynn discusses how he would fit into the modern game, his toughest opponents and Waterford’s quest for an All-Ireland title.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, Mayo legend and Greater Western Sydney Giants AFLW player Cora Staunton discusses playing senior inter-county football at 13, dealing with pressure and expectation and how she developed the best skills in the game.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, Wexford's four-time All-Ireland winner Ursula Jacob details how she dedicated over two decades of her life to camogie, after making her senior inter-county debut in goal at 14, and her plans for life after sport.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, Dublin legend Brian Mullins gives his verdict on the Dubs, discusses resilience and shares what made him the player he was.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, Ireland cricketer Kevin O'Brien discusses his desire to continue his career with Ireland, the expectation that comes with holding records and how the cricket landscape has changed.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes former Ireland rugby captain Rory Best talks to Marie Crowe about career turning points, his greatest honour and life after rugby.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, Olympic silver medalist Annalise Murphy shares her journey through sailing, she details the challenges of dealing with the highs and lows of an Olympic Games and the reality of life after sport.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, former Republic of Ireland international Olivia O'Toole details how football put her on the right path in life, what it feels like to inspire a generation and how she loves playing for her country above all else.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, Davy Russell discusses the pressure he put on himself and how he has changed as a person over the years. He also delves into the weighing room culture in Ireland and racing's recent controversies.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes Irish hockey star Nicci Daly details the difficulties of dealing with the Olympic comedown, how she worked on the mental side of her game from a young age and what the future holds.

Marie Crowe is joined by former Republic of Ireland international and broadcaster Eamon Dunphy as he looks back on the great days of his sporting life and the lessons he learned along the way.

On the latest episode of We Be Heroes, Derval O'Rourke discusses her transition from athlete to businesswoman, how the secret to her success was hard work and her coaching hopes for the future.

Tony Ward speaks about his rivalry with Ollie Campbell, his love for Shamrock Rovers and Ireland's number tens.

This week Oisín McConville reflects on his journey to the top of Gaelic football with Crossmaglen and Armagh.

In the latest episode of We Become Heroes, John O’Shea discusses his journey from Waterford to the Premier League, the impact Alex Ferguson had on his career and his own coaching aspirations.

In this week’s episode of We Become Heroes, Ireland rugby star Lindsay Peat details how she learned from past mistakes, outlines her worries about retirement and shares her joy of playing in front of her young son

On the latest episode of We Become Heroes former Kerry footballer Colm Cooper tells Marie Crowe about the pressure that comes with playing for Kerry, how his greatest success was fulfilling his potential and he answers the question does hard work trump talent?

On this week’s episode of We Become Heroes, former Leinster, Ireland, and British and Irish Lions rugby player Sean O’Brien speaks about his love for Gaelic football, living with chronic pain and his plans to be a coach.

Olympian and two-time European indoor champion David Gillick speaks to Marie Crowe about dealing with Olympic disappointment, the importance of sports psychology and life after sport.

This week's guest on We Become Heroes is former Cork dual star and three-time All-Ireland hurling winner Brian Corcoran, who speaks about his determination to succeed from a young age and the commitment required to be a dual player.

Former Republic of Ireland captain and two-time manager Mick McCarthy is Marie Crowe's guest on We Become Heroes. He explains how a 'determined big sod' went on to captain his country and why attitude is the most important quality in a player.

Marie Crowe chats to Kilkenny camogie legend Ann Downey about her record-breaking playing career, her move into management and the changes she has seen in the sport down the years.

The three-time major winner discusses what motivates him to succeed, the upcoming Irish Open and his approach to being Ryder Cup captain.