Deirdre O'Kane

And it took time because when I was, I'd say sixth class, maybe fifth class, there was a buzz where they had the crushed velvet hat.

It was like from Blossom.

Oh, like my little Barbra Streisand hat that I was gifted.

The floppy velvet hat.

And the rose in the middle and they were big.

And I begged my mother, I think I said this before, dragged her up to pennies, it's time to buy the hat.

Couldn't get a hat to fucking fit my head.

None of them would go anywhere near my giant head.

Actually, somebody was telling me today, I fucking held.

So she is, her mother is Irish.

Her father is English.

Her husband is Irish from Longford, right?

And they had their first daughter.

And, you know, obviously it's a lot having your first child.

And there's all this stuff going on.

I think the labour was kind of a bit panicked and, you know, it's all happening quickly.

And they're worried about her daughter, like a newborn baby, thinking, oh, my God.

And they want to run these tests on her and stuff.

And they want to take her off for an MRI because they're worried about the size of her head.

And she's panicking, right?