The Garden County was the latest down for decision in our sporting Mount Rushmore of every county - with Wicklow's four confirmed.
Our own Thom Malone made the picks, with Paul Howard getting the opportunity to make one final amendment to his choices.
Dara O'Briain had come on OTB AM for a chat with Eoin and Adrian earlier too - and he spoke about his memories of Bray great Katie Taylor's gold medal win at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Here is the final Wicklow Mount Rushmore:
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BOXING - Katie Taylor
Simply no arguments here, and Dara O'Briain recalled his emotions getting the better of himself after her stunning Olympic win eight years ago.
"The BBC were covering us [myself and Ed Byrne] and we had little microphones... it looked like we were commentating, but it was supposed to be just capturing our things as we said them.
"I stood up and roared when she got it [the decision], didn't think anything else of it, went to the Irish hospitality centre that evening and watched it and said hi to them.
"Then they showed the report, which was mute in the background - except for the bit where I rose up and my shirt came up with me and my gut... it's the worst television image I've ever had!
"It was a very good fight, it wasn't clear-cut... and then the anthem - I cried, I cried on screen. I couldn't see myself crying on screen because I wasn't looking at it because I'd seen my belly appear seconds earlier!"
13 August 2012; Olympic champion Katie Taylor celebrates with her gold medal for boxing on her arrival home from the London 2012 Olympic Games. Bray, Co. Wicklow. Picture credit: Pat Murphy / SPORTSFILE===
RUGBY - Leo Cullen
The Leinster Head Coach had a hugely successful playing career of his own, and Thom said his record meant he got the nod over other Wicklow rugby greats like Shane Byrne and Reggie Corrigan.
"The greatest rugby captain of the modern era. Led Leinster to three Heineken Cups, moved into the coaching hot-seat and led his team to another Heineken Cup.
"An absolutely phenomenal performer, incredible captain, probably underrated because he's of a similar vintage to Paul O'Connell and Donncha O'Callaghan - who would have kept him out of the Ireland team for much of his career.
"Went to Leicester, stepped into the captain's role there. You look back through Leo Cullen's entire career, and he has been a captain at every single stage of brilliant teams."
8 January 2008; Leinster's Leo Cullen during squad training ahead of their Heineken cup game against Toulouse on Saturday. Leinster rugby squad training, Belfield, UCD, Dublin. Picture credit; Paul Mohan / SPORTSFILE===
HORSE RACING - Francis Flood
The National Hunt-specialist trainer had his crowning moment in 1972 when Glencaraig Lady won the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Two of his horses would also win the Irish Grand National, and Thom says his record meant he had to be included.
"Cheltenham Gold Cups are difficult to win, even if you are Willie Mullins and have the greatest training operation known to man.
"She [Glencaraig Lady] was the first mare to win the Gold Cup since the war, and the only one to do it since is Dawn Run. He's also a product of Paddy Slater, also from Grangecon in County Wicklow.
"I'm kind of putting these in as almost a two for one because many of the rules of racing today come from Paddy Slater exploiting loopholes and landing gambles back in the day - including winning nine Galway Plates.
"Francis for me... he was a brilliant jockey as well back in his day. As a horseman, as a man - brilliant, brilliant achievements."
28 December 1998: Trainer Francis Flood at Leopardstown Racecourse in Co Dublin. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile===
ATHLETICS - Ronnie Delany
The 1956 Olympic gold medalist in the 1500 metres wasn't included in Thom's original list due to arguments over his provenance to County Wicklow itself (he left the county at the age of six) - but Paul Howard says he had to include him.
"I think that's the measure, it's what you do at the Olympic Games that you are remembered by. I drive into Arklow most days, and just before you go over the bridge into the town, there is a plaque to say this is the house where Ronnie Delany was born.
"I think Ronnie Delany's gold medal is perhaps our greatest Olympic gold medal. The 1500 metres at the time was the blue riband event in the Olympics.
"It still means so much in Melbourne that the running shoes he wore that day are on display at the Melbourne cricket ground bechind a glass case... he made the cover of Sports Illustrated that year. So he was a huge international athlete, recognised all over the world."
6 June 2012; Torchbearer Ronnie Delany, from Arklow, is Irelands most famous Olympian, winning the gold medal at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. He went on to represent Ireland in the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome. He continued his running career in North America winning four successive AAU titles in the mile and broke the world indoor mile record on three occasions. He is one of Irelands best sporting ambassadors and was made a Freeman of the City of Dublin in 2006, with the Olympic Flame during the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay through the streets of Dublin. Merrion Square West, Dublin. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE===
Missed any of our Mount Rushmore county-by-county series? Get all episodes so far here!
Here is Nathan Murphy's selection of Mayo's Mount Rushmore from Episode One!
Here is Colm Boohig's selection of Cork's Mount Rushmore from Episode Two!
Here is Will O'Callaghan and Paul Rouse's selection of Offaly's Mount Rushmore from Episode Three!
Here is Shane Hannon and Gráinne McElwain's selection of Monaghan's Mount Rushmore from Episode Four!
Here is Diarmuid Lyng and Liam Griffin's selection of Wexford's Mount Rushmore from Episode Five!
Here is Neil Treacy and Jack Anderson's selection of Limerick's Mount Rushmore from Episode Six!
Here is Enda Coll and Kieran Cunningham's selection of Donegal's Mount Rushmore from Episode Seven!
Here is Máire-Treasa Nic-Cheallaigh and Michael Lyster's selection of Galway's Mount Rushmore from Episode Eight!
Here is Adrian Barry and Conor Moore's selection of Westmeath's Mount Rushmore from Episode Nine!
Here is Ronan Mullen and Dan McDonnell's selection of Louth's Mount Rushmore from Episode Ten!
Here is Alan Quinlan and Michael Quinlivan's selection of Tipperary's Mount Rushmore from Episode Eleven!
Here is Tommy Rooney and Hector Ó'hEochagáin's selection of Meath's Mount Rushmore from Episode Twelve!
Here is Conor Deegan and Donal O'Neill's selection of Down's Mount Rushmore from Episode Thirteen!
Here is Ger Gilroy and Joe Molloy's selection of Kildare's Mount Rushmore from Episode Fourteen!
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