Brendan O'Connor

Yeah, the fantastic harbour greenway there.

You know, I'd say you sit down with them and say, we love you, the kids love you.

OK, so that's much more grave sounding than I think you told me the last time that that division was there.

And Cork is a place that is embracing the harbour.

I'd do it really positive.

The kids love you.

But when you said that to Sarah or Sandra or whatever about the dress, it really hurt her feeling she didn't wear dresses for ages.

Yes.

But that most ordinary people were making their way through.

Could you not maybe comment on their appearance and that kind of stuff?

And then if that's repeatedly violated, then I'd be kind of moving towards, you know, you protecting and advocating for your child and saying, look, I can't bring them over because they're hurt for so long.

And that was there in people at the extremes, but that there was a middle ground there who were getting on with things.

Right.

Not the case anymore so much, no?

Now you're actually having a really clear conversation on your boundaries.

Okay.

Okay, so there's a hot centrepiece and then the rest of it's salad.

That friend that Artie makes.

Artie realizes at a point, I'm not giving anything away here, that he's, that guy's a Trump supporter and they just never talk about it.

Sounds like an absolutely fantastic, and it'll look fantastic and all that kind of thing, but you are relaxed.