Nuala Moore

But what was fascinating on the south coast is just it became just about endurance.

You buy into team.

You know, at that point, you're no longer just a member of the team.

You are part of this machine that is trying to get to the goal.

So, yeah, it was fascinating.

You can't hear, you can't speak and you can't, you can't scream, you can't do anything, you know, and you are at the mercy of your team.

Like 20 miles off the Cork coast, like the waves were horrendous.

Remember, it's not, there's no such thing as a beautiful day.

You can't just say, we'll wait till tomorrow.

It was supposed to be 28 days.

It was 56.

Coming into Dingle was hard, going through the Alaska Sound.

But it's just the constant back to back to back.

And never knowing when it's going to end.

So I think like one of the greatest things that I learned during the Round Ireland was just this sense of just letting it go.

Like, you know, but then we didn't have sponsors, you know, going home was terrifying, coming to Dinga.

you'd be so afraid that your family are going to say that's it it's over I remember daddy rang me one night and he said are you only there and he was like so disappointed and I was like but we're only like arms and legs and he's like oh sure I know okay so and like I just feel this mundane kind of I'm so sorry What did they think of you doing this?

I'm very proud.

Oh, God.

Yeah.