Susannah

But usually they bring out eight every year.

You give that a little Google there.

Yeah, well, you keep going.

It's renowned just for being an incredible watch, not just for the sports people who are involved.

Most of the time you'd know them for their accolades on the pitch, but you get a real insight into their personal side of things as well.

And a lot of the time you wouldn't have a clue what's going on behind closed doors, which, you know, you don't in a lot of cases.

But I think the GAA sometimes is interesting in that it's not as publicised as a lot of other sports in terms of, you know, because they're professional and they'd be...

You'd have the tabloids writing about soccer players, you know, whereas a lot of the G8s, it's more personal, it's more private.

So getting an insight into these stories, it's phenomenal.

So I got to chat to the eight new licks that are being featured this year.

And I also got chatting to one of the directors, Cormac, who has directed over 30 episodes.

He did three of them this season and...

I just I was chatting to the players.

I was like, oh, what was it like having the directors in there?

And they all just kept saying how comfortable they were.

They were made to feel because a lot of these people aren't media trained, you know, especially the older generation.

So it's a excuse me.

My laptop is telling me to shut up even.

It's a big deal for them.

So they kept saying that trust was such an important thing.