Gemma Ware

And it says, you know, that The Crown is fiction.

You know, the monarchy aren't necessarily as good looking as they appear in The Crown, you know, which is an inference that they've been, they've had a glow up in The Crown, which makes it a more attractive show.

And I've loved The Crown.

I find...

the idea of going to watch Saipan a little terrifying because I am very sensitive to Saipan.

I'm afraid that it'll be too kind to Mick McCarthy.

And not kind enough.

And I see that here.

But at the time,

And the interesting thing was when I went to play camogie with Dublin, the dubs had such a different opinion of Roy and it kept coming up.

And they had, you know, they were at loggerheads in terms of their opinion versus mine.

Like I never, I've never deviated from Roy being right in all those years.

Truthfully, no.

I can't get past it.

Yeah.

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