Brendan O'Connor

You're showing the men that they can relate to you too.

Okay.

All demographics.

Well, yeah.

Was Dean for just the women or Frank or Elvis?

No, no, absolutely.

OK, let's start again, right?

And now something for the lads.

Michael Bublé, you're very welcome.

How are you?

Yeah, good to talk to you again.

So, Michael, you're coming to Dublin, Limerick and Belfast at the end of June.

Yeah, because I suppose most adopted people in Ireland are probably in their 40s or older.

And look, we all know that every artiste who comes to Ireland claims a special connection with Ireland.

40s, 50s, 60s.

adoptions have impacted them and then other people, their families and everything right to the present day.

But I think you really do have, you've always had a special connection with Ireland, haven't you?

So look, will we maybe, there's a lot of perspectives to this, right?

So we'll look at a few different perspectives.

Okay, now they will often congregate around the wheelie bins at this time of year as well and the wheelie bins will often get a bit stinky.