She is reflecting on a job well done after emerging with a gold medal from this year's National Championships.
Grainne Walsh is reflecting on a job well done after the Offaly fighter emerged with a gold medal from this year's National Championships in Dublin last Saturday.
World Champion, Amy Broadhurst was favourite to add another title to her cv, but it was the Sparticus fighter that came out on top in a split decision.
The result was particularly satisfying for Walsh after a long period marked by injury struggles.
Walsh says despite the split decision she knew she fought the better fight:
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