Colin Tobin

At 12.

Yeah.

So that's when I started my working career.

Well, it was a bit of a kind of like I was kind of a bit cocky about it.

Like, look, I'm ashamed to admit there was probably no one going to tell me.

And I probably annoyed her and broke her down so much that I assured her how safe it was.

I assured her how well run the place was.

You know, I assured her how safe I'd be early nights.

But I was still walking through.

Knock on a heeny at half 11 at night as a 12 year old on my own to walk down into Granobrahore, which wasn't ideal at the time.

I suppose she was OK with it.

Like, look, we weren't we weren't a particularly poor family.

We were a normal family.

But I suppose from a very young age, I was kind of proud and I was able to hand up a few quid.

And I think in a household that probably needed that.

from like week two or week three, it was probably appreciated.

And my mum kind of said, well, he loves it.

He's going, he's still going to school.

He's given me 50 quid.

If he's happy, probably leave him off, you know.