Gina Daly

I took the basket with the leg, put it up, gave him his band and he came back a few hours later and nobody could find the leg.

I think eventually.

I think eventually we did find the leg.

Well, you see, Mick Holden, who was one of my dad's best friends.

I think people would know Mick Holden, the most amazing Dublin footballer.

And he was manager.

So he was a manager there.

So all the lads would always come down.

Yeah, Brian Mullins, all of them.

Yeah.

We once also had a birthday party and the famous thing was that my aunt managed to go down, this is before health and safety, went down the whole of the Rainbow Rapids.

I think it was the green slide with the gin and tonic in her hand and didn't spill.

Didn't spill one drop of that gin and tonic.

Landed in the pool with the hand up.

No, she just was like, hey, let's just go down the green slide, which was the fast one.

The green slide was the fast one.

I went down with her gin and tonic, with her hand raised and got into the pool and didn't spill it.

There could be.

And there was like love there because people who were working in Rainbow Rapids, they met.

Yeah.