Fiona Delaney

And I don't know if you know this.

Well, I'm Irish and we have this old myth, which is about the salmon of knowledge.

And you can Google it if you want to.

But anyway, so there's this powerful story about, you know, like a warrior who comes to know it all, all the knowledge in the world because he ate his fish.

Not his fish, actually.

It was his boss's fish.

He was cooking it for his boss and burnt his finger and kind of, you know, put his thumb in his mouth.

And that's why he got all the knowledge and his boss didn't.

So there's all this little trickster fish lore that I kind of love.

And obviously, I see myself as a bit of a warrior or a bit of a pioneer.

It was probably a better way of saying I'm not so much of a fighter, but...

Go ahead and introduce yourself.

Yeah, one bit down.

So yeah, my name's Fiona Delaney.

I am a family lady.

I have two teenage boys, come from a pretty big Irish family, very, very close, very close to the land.

My father grew up in Dublin, but his parents were both from different parts of the country and his father was from County Kerry.

Myself and my cousin, Brendan, have taken over that farm and we are

He lives down there and he runs a tourism business like Seaweed Baths, which is... That's interesting.

Seaweed Baths for anybody who's going to be in County Kerry.