Domhnall Nugent
Domhnall Nugent
LET'S FACE IT - S2 EP2 CHRIS KERR
LET'S FACE IT - S2 EP2 CHRIS KERR
LET'S FACE IT - S2 EP2 CHRIS KERR
Sunday 9th October 2022
Chris Kerr opens up about his GAA career, personal loss, and journey to mental wellness with Domhnall Nugent. Tune in for an inspiring conversation.
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Get the buttons here!Chris Kerr: Triumphs, Trials, and the Road to Mental Wellness
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Ever wondered what it's like to juggle the highs of a successful sports career with the lows of personal loss? In this episode, Domhnall Nugent sits down with Chris Kerr, the former Antrim GAA netminder, to uncover the man behind the medals. Chris, who has an impressive collection of championship wins, opens up about his life beyond the pitch.
He shares how losing his father, his hero, plunged him into dark days and how he fought his way back to purpose and positivity. Through heartfelt anecdotes and candid reflections, Chris talks about the support from the Gaelic Players Association and how crucial it was in his journey towards mental wellness.
From the impact of his school days at La Salle to the challenges of recovering from two ACL operations, Chris's story is a rollercoaster of emotions—lighthearted moments, deep sadness, and inspiring resilience. This conversation isn't just for sports fans; it's for anyone who's faced life's curveballs and sought a way through. Tune in for a mix of humor, honesty, and hope as Chris Kerr and Domhnall Nugent discuss the realities of mental health in the world of sports.