Conan Doherty

And they're kind of growing up with kind of multinational nationalities, you know, dual passports or maybe three, you know, citizenship.

It's very like, you know, the Irish situation of especially first generation people who emigrated and their kids were raised in England, say, mostly, but in America too, almost as Irish people.

You know, even Declan Rice.

And it's framed in the kind of, it's interesting that this is happening in America where its whole international relationship with the world, its relationship with the world is breaking down.

And we have this as, I think Mikel calls it, as a benign nationalism in the World Cup.

I think it feels like quarters by stealth.

Oh, no, it is.

When you are watching, there's a lot of coaching going on.

Damien's right.

It's part of the fun of, you know, you're hanging on until halftime.

Now you're just hanging on until the water break.

And they're really good.

You know, they used to always say that about Joe Schmidt, you know, the amount.

And if you look back on his time at Leinster, it was one of the things, he was almost American football-esque in Leicester.

how he operated but his half times were legendary in terms of completely transforming a game through his coaching and if you've got a Joe Schmidt figure on the sideline for these water breaks you know Would you remember during the COVID GAA season the Limerick Czar God what's his name again right there next to John Kiley Paul Kinerk Yeah

No, it certainly isn't.

I read a great story about her today.

It's in a piece Carl Dennehy has written.

And again, it shows you the kind of person that she is.

But I don't know if you remember back that there was a bit of a controversy about 15 or 16 years ago in UCD, the track got ripped up.