Conor Moules

Could we have like a conveyor belt of tradesmen, tradespeople, not just tradespeople, videographers, sound engineers, like the skills of the new generation, new world?

I think that as a...

Very important organization, let's say, within any country, I think is badly broken and needs to be looked at.

Yeah, about three and a half years, I think it was, all in all.

Always, but never...

like the possibilities in my head, this was never an option.

Like it was, this was out past the dream, if that makes sense.

Like I remember growing up, I remember thinking if I could be the guy that drove the van to the building site, I'd be doing well, you know, honestly, like, you know what I mean?

And it's, it's, uh, it's interesting.

I think for me, I always wanted to be an entrepreneur.

I grew up around entrepreneurial people.

Like my uncle Patrick is, uh,

I kind of watched him.

I remember the day at my grandmother's house when he brought home his first van, his Carpenter.

I remember the day he brought home his first van.

The sign writing on it, I remember it was Patrick Murphy and son.

I remember Daryl was like 19 months old at the time or something like that.

But he was just so proud on it.

And I remember watching him through those Celtic Tiger years go from one man in the van to, I can't remember at the peak, but I think he probably had 50 staff.

Pretty huge subcontractor.