Brenda Dennehy

Yeah, yeah.

You'll go on, yeah?

And you're helping a friend of mine's friend at the moment.

Very, very kind to them.

Really, really kind.

So, I mean, if you're doing that now for me, you're going to help so many other people listen to the podcast.

Many people know you, but for those who don't know you, can you tell me a bit about yourself, where you grew up and what it was like?

Was it an overdose or what was it?

Or was it just the dodgy tablet?

What age were you then?

That's prison.

What was the first age you were in a court prison?

What age were you in court prison?

And what were you arrested for?

What was the crime?

Did they have the door locked in the... They locked me in there, yeah.

What year was that now?

How could you expect to have a normal childhood?

When you come out of prison, it's kind of, because I always wonder, you know, and as well, Ciarán, there's not a lot of, you know, support for people when they leave prison at all.

No, I know it's better, but back in your day, it was probably just like, you're out there, sort yourself out there.