Sponsored post...Katie Taylor and Paul O’Connell appear in first of What Drives You video series for Toyota

Sponsored post...Toyota Ireland has released the first in a series of videos featuring exclusive footage of Ireland’s leading sports personalities and Toyota ambassadors exploring what drives them. It offers the viewer an intimate glimpse into a day with Olympic boxer Katie Taylor and Ireland rugby captain Paul O’Connell.



The two sporting legends try to spend a day in each others boots, with Paul sparring with some promising young boxers from Katie’s gym, and Katie learning how to kick and pass on the pitch with Paul and a team of talented youth rugby players. The pair ask each other searching questions about their respective disciplines, their training regimes and about what drives them. To experience more of what drives you, head over to the microsite at whatdrivesyou.toyota.ie

FIRST...The Official Film of the London 2012 Olympic Games on release from Nov 23rd...

FIRST...The official film of the 2012 London Olympic Games is on release in selected cinemas worldwide on November, the 23rd. It is available on DVD and Blu-Ray from November 26th.

Description.......Granted unprecedented behind the scenes access, director Caroline Rowland highlights the stories and challenges faced by David Rushida-Kenya's gold medal winner in the men's 800m who broke his own record in what was described as the greatest 800m race of all time, the incredible track cyclist Laura Trott-a double gold medallist who is now Britain's most famous cyclist, boxer Katie Taylor - Ireland's only gold medallist at London 2012 who won the Women's Lightweight boxing and US swimmer Missy Franklin - who won an incredible four gold medals at the age of 17.


Featuring: Laura Trott, David Rudisha, Katie Taylor, Missy Franklin, Chad Le Clos, James Ellington, John Orozoco, Qiu Bo, Majlinda Kelmendi, Caroline Buchanan, Bruno Fratus, Heena Sidhu, Christophe Lemaitre and Queen Underwood.

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