Luke Stedman

So the timing of the World Cup isn't fantastic for us.

I mean, we have a newborn at home now, so I got to watch two matches last night in the middle of the night, two o'clock and five o'clock.

But in the evening time, the kick-offs, they're actually, they're pretty good for business.

Our tourist trade isn't huge.

We don't do music, really, and we don't do food.

So we have a real local trade.

And Irish people love the World Cup, even though we're not in it.

We kind of get World Cup fever a little bit.

I think it's probably from the 90s and 2002 in Saipan.

And we like to keep an eye on England and Scotland.

We have to make sure they don't do too well.

But no, people tend to really like it.

We don't have a huge tourist trade, but we do get some people in for tourism and stuff.

But the other night, Brazil we're playing, it just shows you we have a huge Brazilian population because the pub was packed.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So you just get the end of the game before kind of last orders and everybody out.

I expect the energy in the pub to really go crazy as we get into the jeopardy stages of the World Cup.

At the moment, people are kind of coming in and watching it.

It's just nice to come in, but there's not that mania at the moment.