Darragh Kenny gets his games underway this week.
The latest Offaly Olympian competing in the Tokyo Games says, he would be very disappointed if he doesn't win at least one medal.
Show-jumper Darragh Kenny is competing in both the team and individual events early next week and is confident of putting in a strong showing.
He will be part of the first Irish team to jump in an Olympic Games in 15 years.
Kenny enters the competition as the top ranked Irish rider in the world.
The Belmont man believes everything is set-up for them to succeed:
You can hear the full interview with Darragh Kenny from Tokyo on The Inside Line this Sunday afternoon.
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