A seven-time All-Ireland winner with Dublin, Bernard Brogan is considered to be one of the greatest Gaelic footballers of his generation.
He has now written his autobiography, The Hill, which explains how he reached the pinnacle of his sport despite failing to make the cut at underage level and suffering some injury setbacks.
Bernard joined us on The Last Word to talk about some of the highs and lows of his playing career, his relationships with former Dublin managers Pat Gilroy and Jim Gavin, and how to ensure that this year's Championship goes ahead.
