Eimear Rabbitt

And you kind of do think, yeah, it is a tyrannical state at the moment over there.

But at the same time, you know, even if Trump wasn't in power, like you can, you can't like how many issues of people going over there and not having a green card and

not getting back into the country like it's happening for decades or longer than decades and you kind of have to suck it up I think as well if you get caught like he knew obviously what he was doing wasn't legal yeah so do you know and he wouldn't be he's not been the first Irish person to be caught so no do you know no he took he took a I think it says that in though he took a roll of the dice yeah

No.

Your shame is your own in Ireland.

Totally.

Even with the guards and everything, it's, you know, yeah, I do totally agree with you.

Yeah, it is hard on him, but there is lots of stories like this.

And it was actually a story you found that we're publishing today on another Irish man.

He was in a long-term relationship with...

with a American citizen and they bought this, you know, and he seemed to kind of be in funding it because he had a really good job.

So they bought this really nice house.

I think it was worth four million in America.

Exactly.

And a really, really swanky neighborhood.

And

They were together for like 20 years, but essentially they started to have issues and decided to break up.

And he thought they'd come to an agreement, but basically your man called Iceland and said, this guy is illegal.

And he was detained for 10 days and then self-deported.

And the reason it's come up now is because he's suing him, basically saying that I bankrolled that property, which he's saying is his.