Fiona Delaney

Okay.

And yeah, so we are looking at rewilding, so it's wetlands, it's converting back to wetlands.

My grandmother was from County Roscommon, very, very rural area.

It's quite one of the lowest populations in Ireland.

And then on my mom's side, she grew up on a farm in the Midlands in County Tipperary.

And she was the youngest of nine.

So there's a whole load of us.

And we, I guess we, the extended we, we all, like my mom's siblings, traveled all over the world.

Her father passed away when she was quite young.

So one of her sisters ended up in South Africa.

Another brother was in Australia.

Another brother was in Canada.

Some of their kids are in the US, Canada, Australia, Singapore, I think.

I mean, really all over the world.

So I have this cousin's WhatsApp group.

And every time somebody has a birthday, it's all the timeline of all around the world.

Hey, happy birthday, happy birthday.

That's great.

So all of that closeness to the land, closeness to your family really means a lot to me and has really guided me throughout my life.

One of my mom's elder brothers lived with us when we were growing up.