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Irish musician, member of Sons of Southern Ulster, met the band at school in Bailieborough.

American actor, starred in the movie 'Marty Supreme'

OG Anunoby, a professional basketball player for the Toronto Raptors, known for his defense and versatility.

British professional golfer and podcast host known for his insights on golf and mental health.

Oliver Glasner, manager of Crystal Palace.

Canadian singer-songwriter known for her indie pop music and hit songs.

French football player, striker for Nice.

American talk show host, author, and media personality, known for her interviews and commentary.

French professional footballer who plays as a forward for Paris Saint-Germain.

Irish financial planner and stage performer known for public speaking and stage shows.

Founder and co-host of the Australian Finance Podcast, specializing in personal finance education

Portuguese language professor and linguist specializing in grammar and usage rules.

Irish politician Pat Kenny, mentioned in context of radio show.

Garda National Economic Crime Bureau, part of Ireland's police force specializing in economic crimes

Patricia was Grace Holland's mother, who was involved in the investigation of Grace's death.

Patrick Collison, CEO of Stripe and investor.

Patrick Kennedy, former congressman and founder of the Kennedy Forum.

American politician and governor of West Virginia, involved in state security issues.

Patrick O'Shaughnessy is a host of the podcast 'Invest Like the Best,' exploring markets, ideas, and strategies.

Australian rules football player known for his physical style and leadership.

U.S. senator representing Washington state, member of the Democratic Party

American professional wrestler and WWE superstar, known for her high-flying style and multiple women's championship reigns.

French football manager coaching Olympique Lyonnais.

American politician and member of the United States Congress representing California.

Peter Attia is a medical doctor and host of The Drive Podcast, focusing on health, longevity, and science.

Peter Woods, a defensive lineman prospect.

Music artist known for hits in the 1980s and 1990s, solo artist and member of Genesis.

Phil Foden, a professional footballer playing for Manchester City, known for his attacking skills.

Philip Jefferson, Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve, involved in monetary policy discussions.

Philip Kearns was a missing Irish schoolboy connected to Eamon Cook's case.

American politician and former mayor of Miami Beach, involved in controversies related to Jeffrey Epstein.

A professional football player for the Indianapolis Colts, a quarterback.

American actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who portrayed Lester Bangs in Almost Famous

American poet and educator, known for his work on poetry and war.

American professional baseball pitcher for the Chicago Cubs, known for his pitching skills.

A private investigator and detective, protagonist of the radio show.

Pierce, referenced as a person in context.

Sociologist known for coining the term symbolic power, which explains how leaders influence perceptions and societal norms.

Pierre Maguire, a hockey analyst and commentator.

U.S. senator from Minnesota, member of the Democratic Party.

The pilot of the private plane, a person who assists the travelers.

A Broadway show character, possibly a cast member or performer.

Australian comedian and podcast personality.

Brazilian criminal known as Pouca Sombra, involved in organized city domination crimes.

Preet Bharara, a journalist and host of the podcast 'Stay Tuned with Preet'.

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, head of the UK government.

Raccoon, a medium-sized mammal native to North America, known for adaptability and urban presence.

Rachel Cohen is a reporter for NPR News, covering Colorado wildfires.

A person who shared a humorous story about parenting and a fake death scene involving children.

Rachel Louise Ensign is a reporter with the Wall Street Journal.