Circle of Life is a work that encapsulates the history, tradition, and future of Athleague. Standing at 2.4 meters tall, this sculpture tells a story where each element symbolizes a distinct aspect of Athleague’s rich heritage and promising future. The Rover Suck is depicted through the gently flowing curves of apertures along the sculpture's edge. The Mill is represented by two coral-colored disks, mirroring the park's layout. The La Tene Granite boulder signifies the Ls Tene Stone from Castlestrange. The solid block of Ash timber reflects the "clash of the ash" and the deep-rooted traditions of Hurling in Athleague. The famine walkway is represented by a linear horizontal void. The vertical steel element symbolizes the backbone of the community, connecting and uniting the various components as it rises through the sculpture. This abstract sculpture style embodies a bright and creative future for Athleague.