Megan

Either that or the kids are literally just peeling their eyes open.

She's four.

And then my middle son, he also stays asleep while I dress him, get him ready.

Yeah.

And then my eldest daughter, nine, she gets up, gets herself ready.

And then we're gone by seven o'clock.

Yeah.

So my preschool is off at 10 to 12 and then my son's off at half one and my daughter Leila is off at half two.

We're on the bus eating pancakes.

We're off our first bus by eight.

and then we're on our next bus.

And we're probably lucky to get to the school for 10 to 9 in the mornings, depending on if the bus is delayed or anything like that.

Yeah, so if it wasn't for the local resource centre, I would literally be just standing on the streets all day.

I basically just sit in the cafe there, waiting around in Ballyfermit, yeah.

On the bus, yeah, because there's just no time to eat here.

And then after I collect all the kids I have to, I'll go up to either my uncles or my grands to make the kids some dinner.

Either that or the kids are literally just peeling their eyes open.

And then I'll probably be on the bus on the way home for about six o'clock.

Yeah.

But then I probably don't go home till eight.