Mary Coughlan

In any given situation, you know.

And in another world, if you and I were still together, what would, you know, I had to leave, I think, to do it.

Oh, stop it.

Yeah, well, I was 70 last week and I really had a bit of a horror, you know, I'd had a bit of a weird month before that.

thinking about stuff, you know, like thinking, looking back on my life.

I got very emotional and I decided I didn't want to party.

I was like, come on, mate, you have to have a disco and I do the sound and, you know, rent a room and, you know, the kids are doing playlists for me.

And I said, no, I just want my kids, my sisters and brothers, their partners and some really close friends.

And we all went out to this place for a weekend.

We had dinner on Saturday night and I wasn't going to make a speech, but I did, sure, and I was all over the place.

But, um,

Yes, really.

And really nowadays and for the past 30 odd years, the only thing that's ever mattered to me really is the kids and my family and my music.

And I'm still working and I'm working on a huge project.

I've gone off to L.A.

in November.

Terrified of going to L.A.

But there you go.

Are you allowed to tell us more?

Oh, yeah.