Ros Purcell

And Damien would say, Liz, I love you.

You know, it was just, that was just the way they were.

At 23, Elizabeth really liked Damien.

And it wasn't long before she introduced him to her younger sisters.

They obviously clicked with each other.

He would come down to the house, call down.

My job was to make sure the brass was polished.

If Damien was calling down, she'd say, do that and I'll give you whatever.

And she'd leave a few bob for me in the press, in a teacup.

She was great, she'd pay you, but you'd have to do what she said.

Like, you know, she was the bob.

Damien was a mechanic, working in the family garage business in Inchacore in Dublin.

He had the coolest Capri car.

Like, I mean, you're not living.

He would pull up outside and my dad would say, Liz, he's here.

And he could step in for a minute.

I think he was afraid of my dad.

My dad had a very, what would you call it, Katie, way about him.

Like, you know, it's like, what's your intentions just coming here in the door?

And ABBA, they were such ABBA fans.