Brenda Dennehy

Well, you might have been a target.

So horrific.

And then would you have gone home and told them at home or anything?

Would you have bottled it up?

And I think actually when you're telling someone you might be bullied, it's nearly embarrassing.

And you'd feel even worse saying it because people would be thinking, oh God, they're probably thinking, oh sure, I don't want to be friends with her either.

And isn't that mad then that the people you still remember their kindness from back then?

Yeah.

And I think a lot of people, when you're younger, you have a lot of resentment and as you said, you take it out on other people.

It's like the bullying, as you said, it's so hard for people nowadays because it's probably not even in person, it's more probably

And how long did you spend doing that?

I used to go over and start the shift I'd come over with two bags of pinny sweets like yeah shout out to the dungeon yeah I can't like when I'm in Clarendon I'm like I'm sorry I have to go to the dungeon yeah tell me then after that so you went on you ended up getting settling down

And were you living in Killarney?

In Kilcoman.

All because of Fred, he'd take the money to drink the money.

Would you have been beaten?

Your bruises would be visual and you'd have to hide them.

Do you know what's funny?

I, and we'd done this before, but we didn't speak about this.

Yeah.