Rhianna Moore

And I know from people who've already been in touch, since I mentioned this earlier on the Oliver Callan show,

that there's a little degree of frustration, I think, among some of the fans of the game and the women's game in particular, that it is the men's game that's dominating the agenda this week.

Instead of talking about World Cup qualification, we're talking about the Ireland-Israel game and people are scratching their heads wondering how in the hell

Have the FAI engineered it that they are making the decision this week?

I mean, talk about stealing somebody's thunder.

So anyway, we're going to talk about all that and more later in the show.

087-484-8888 if you want to get in touch about that issue.

Before any of that, though, I want you to cast your mind back to reports you would have seen or read or heard last week.

from the Irish courts.

And it was John Peters, aged 33, from Willingtonia, Knockrabow Apartments, Dundrum in Dublin, because he was sent to prison for assault and assault causing harm to Rhianna Moore.

And why you might remember it is because of how Rhianna spoke.

So

eloquently and so bravely outside court following that sentence.

And Rhianna joins me now on the line.

Rhianna, it is great to talk to you and thank you for taking the time to speak to us.

How did you feel last week when that legal process finally came to an end and John Peters was sent to prison for his abuse of you?

How did that relationship, that three year relationship with him, how did it change you as a person?

So describe the person you were then before you met him.

And how did you meet him, Rhianna?

And how would you have described him at the time, in the early days of that relationship?