Aidan Walsh

Everybody's working for the athlete.

So I think I'm passionate in that because I know the power that that can bring.

And I know that giving the athletes back the power that they deserve, it's their career.

It's for them.

It's not for us.

It's not for me.

My career is over, done with.

It's about you.

How can you maximize you?

And that's what I really am passionate about.

Yeah, so I do a bit of work in the GAA and then I'm starting a doctorate in DCU as well through my job.

Again, when you look at it and you're supporting athletes, I want to be the most educated that I can be to make sure that I'm giving people the best opportunity possible.

And I think that's only right.

I've got a bit of experience, but if you have that academic background, it's so, so important as well, because it's again, it's people's mental health that you're working with.

So I think that's important.

So I love education.

I think it's important again, because it's about sport and it's something I'm passionate about.

As I said, it makes it a lot easier.

You know, you're focused on something and you learn about something that you're passionate about.

But I love education.