Timmy McCarthy discusses his life in his new book.
A former captain of the Irish Men's Basketball team says he's feeling good despite battling prostate cancer.
Cork's Timmy McCarthy, who's now living in Athlone was diagnosed with prostate cancer in February 2018.
Mr McCarthy played 103 times for Ireland including 58 as captain and was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in May 2023 whilst battling the disease for a second time.
His new book titled "Boomshakalaka: Winning Against the Odds" offers an insight into his life of sporting highs, business ventures, broadcasting and personal health challenges.
He says he's taking it one day at a time:
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