Ray D'Arcy

I priced them and it's some ridiculous amount of money.

A bespoke bobblehead with headphones and bald head and all that.

I would have thought the bald head would have been easier to do.

Anyway, they're around 80 quid or something each.

So we'll see.

We'll see how it goes.

But keep in touch.

I'm glad to hear you're listening in Australia.

And we hope that a lot of the diaspora will follow your lead and listen to Ray Darcy daily.

Who first talked about the diaspora?

Wasn't it Mary Robinson?

Yes.

The first female president of Ireland.

And I remember her giving that speech about putting the candle in the window and the diaspora.

And there was a real sense of nation.

You see, I remember learning that in geography.

A state is a geographical identity and a nation is a group of people.

And of course, as a state, we're quite small, but as a nation, we're all over the world and probably punch way above our weight, a lot more influence than you would think.

And they're a part of the Irish nation in Australia and in Canada and America and England and all over the world.

And remember back in the day, on one of those quiet days, we decided we'd see if we could get in contact.