Northern Ireland's boxers returned home to a heroes' welcome after their all-conquering efforts at the Commonwealth Games.
The team claimed an incredible five gold medals in Birmingham, with Dylan Eagleson, Amy Broadhurst, Jude Gallagher and Walsh siblings Aidan and Michaela all standing on the top step of the podium.
The 12-strong squad also claimed a silver and a bronze, bringing Northern Ireland's overall Games haul to a record-breaking 18 medals, eclipsing the previous record of 15 in Edinburgh in 1986.
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The team travelled back home on Tuesday evening and were greeted by family and friends who had gathered at George Best Belfast City Airport.
Aidan Walsh said: "For Michaela and I, the medal is a bonus. It has been great just being around great people and the good environment.
"Everyone is dedicated and disciplined and we enjoyed every single second of it."
Sister Michaela added: "It feels surreal to win the gold alongside my brother. It is what dreams are made of.
"To win five gold, one silver and a bronze is brilliant for all the squad and coaching staff. Without them it wouldn't be possible to achieve this."
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