Derek Mooney

Oh, really?

You can tell a lot from a shark's smile.

Ken is asking, is there any records before now of Greenland sharks in Ireland?

And he says, no, what do you say?

And this idea that they can live for hundreds of years...

Why isn't somebody studying longevity in Greenland sharks and trying to find the magic?

I bet they are.

They're a lot of money in that.

Was there a post-mortem performed on it?

Do we know what it died of?

Now, just before you go, your project officer with Atlantic Whale Deal, what's that?

Emily, thank you very much indeed.

As always, you can find contact details on the website rte.ie forward slash Mooney for all the guests that appear on the programme and a very extensive archive there too.

I think there's a large amount of we don't understand each other.

I'm one of those rarities.

I'm somebody from Dublin who really cannot trace my bloodline outside of Dublin unless I go back several generations.

I'm a wee bit of a rarity.

But I would have huge... Actually, strange enough, I was looking at and discovered that my father had a brother that we weren't previously aware of and that obviously died when he was a month old or something like that.

But anyway, that's just beside the point.

But in terms of this urban rural divide, that seemed to be kind of a moving away kind of from the late 90s into the early noughties.