Kieran Cuddihy

You know, they think they might be here for a few weeks.

What did you think when you came here?

So, you know, people would be familiar with the idea of being on the social housing waiting list and kind of very, very slowly moving along that list.

But the choice-based letting...

You know, it's great for people who get it, but one feature of it that strikes me as kind of unintentionally cruel is you probably get your hopes up, do you?

Every time you apply, you think maybe this will be the one.

And that's 60 times you think this could be the house we get.

So what do you do when your kids have gone to school and you've no job at the moment?

And are you talking to people for that?

Are you getting a bit of help?

Just stuck in a funk.

Do you tell people where you're living?

That you're homeless.

If I mentioned making small talk in a pub or a sideline of a match.

And she's been here since she was a 12-year-old?

So like Megan, kind of kids, you've two kids anyway.

One is still too young, but one of them, there's no memory really of life beyond being homeless.

No, not at all like that.

Can you remember what you were doing when you were 12 to 14?

What impact does that have on the relationship between you and your teenager as well?