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Brothers Gary and Paul O’Donovan, from Skibbereen in Cork, are currently in Rio competing in the Olympic Games, where they have just qualified for the final of the men’s double sculls.
And here is the lineup for the Men's Lightweight Double Sculls Final, O'Donovan brothers are in lane 1But it’s not just their athletic prowess that’s quickly making them firm favourites of Olympics viewers, it’s also their brilliantly grounded, unaffected media appearances afterwards.August 8, 2016 “We handled it very well,” Paul said. “We were almost disappointed we couldn’t race yesterday, it would have been a bit of craic.”And sure why would it?!August 11, 2016
Now, the two boys have gifted us another wonderfully Irish interview with RTE Sport in which they talk about their final tomorrow.First of all, neither one seems too bothered when their event is actually on tomorrow – whether it’s 11am or 10.30am.“We’ll get home to get ourselves into an ice bath anyway, cool ourselves down a bit. We’ll get a bit of steak, the food here is fantastic.
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