The Tullamore Women is looking forward to what's ahead.
Gráinne Walsh says she is in prime condition and has no intention of retiring any time soon.
The Tullamore boxer has already has already picked up two welterweight National titles in succession and made an appearance at last summer's Paris Olympic Games.
The boxer now has her sights set on making back to back Games as she aims to qualify for the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.
The 29 year old is currently training with the Irish team ahead of the upcoming Women's World Championships.
Walsh says she still has the hunger and the love for the sport to keep going.
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