The Dubs and being involved in GAA can be a great escape for many of us, be it from general life or whatever personal issues that we're dealing with. For my guests this week, attending Dublin games and being involved in GAA has not only been an escape, it has been vital in not only their lives but also the lives of their children. Fiona McHugh, who's son Alan has Down Syndrome, Ali Field, who's son James has autism, and Lorraine Groves, who's daughter Evie is on the road to recovery following a brain tumour, tell me all about how important The Dubs and GAA have been in their families lives. Some very heartwarming and inspirational stories about an association and team that wouldn't always get the best of press.