Elaine Burke

Like when you're talking about native speakers, it is immersion that gets you there.

So having it exposed to us, like hearing more advertising in Irish has been huge for me in learning more.

Yeah, it's the biggest, the fastest growing language or something like that in the UK is the Irish language.

Now, obviously, there's a lot of Irish people in the UK and they're probably trying to be even more staunch where they're from.

But, you know, I think there is like there is a surging interest.

And I do think that NECAP has a lot to say for that as well, because their music is very popular in the UK and Ireland.

Guys, 25 degrees is a heatwave for me.

I can barely operate over 20 degrees.

It's looking like it could reach 25 degrees early next week, according to Mae Aran.

So that's the summer-like conditions that are forecast for the next week.

They're really not kicking off during the weekend, unfortunately.

It's more early next week that it's going to get the hottest.

Maybe not to our highest recorded temperature in May, which was 28.4 degrees in 1997 in Kerry.

And I don't want to be there if it's 28.4 degrees, because across Portugal, Spain, France and the UK, they're expected to see over 30 degree weather in May, which is intense.

32 degrees in Paris, 35 degrees in southwest France, highs of up to 38 degrees in regions of Spain.

So like they're dangerous temperatures once you're getting into those high 30s.

And we've seen there was even deaths recorded last year when temperatures reached around 38 degrees in Spain.

So I wouldn't want that for myself, to be honest.

Slather yourselves in Factor 50 for the love of God, you're pasty Irish people.

Victimless crime.