Nicola Tallent

Would they have always been a middle class sort of a home?

We're using that term very loosely here.

And yeah, it's the big house.

It's an impressive looking house.

It always would have been.

We do have some suggestion that the family originally lived in St.

Therese's Gardens.

To go from St.

Therese's Gardens to Cabra and to this Edwardian period property is a huge leap.

Yeah.

Well, he certainly had aspirations and he was very smart in school.

But he excelled, apparently, at sport and at kickboxing.

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