The latest episode of ITV's Driving Force was a huge hit with viewers as it focused on Katie Taylor's career.
The undisputed lightweight champion sat down with Judy Murray, the mother of tennis star Andy Murray, to discuss her faith, childhood and success in the ring.
It included contributions from Republic of Ireland footballing great Robbie Keane, legendary jockey AP McCoy, promoter Eddie Hearn, her mum Bridget and fellow boxer Natasha Jonas.
A number of people took to social media after the documentary, which aired on ITV4 on Monday night, to praise the Bray native.
One person said: "Really enjoyed this episode esp @KatieTaylor emphasising she wants to be regarded as a great boxer NOT a great female boxer."
Another commented: "Loved watching the documentary on @ITV4 this evening with @KatieTaylor. What an amazing athlete, person and role model."
Someone else tweeted: @KatieTaylor is an absolute inspiration, a role model you would want for any child. Hard working, so determined, such a kind soul with a fire in her belly. Just love her."
One other comment read: "If you aren't watching you need to get this on catch up. What an inspiration Katie Taylor is. What a fighter, what a woman. Brilliant."
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Taylor is currently preparing for one of the biggest fights of her career, with the massive showdown between herself and Amanda Serrano expected to be announced this week.
It is understood that the bout will take place at Madison Square Garden on April 30.
Driving Force will be shown again on ITV 1 at 10.45pm on Tuesday.
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