Ryan Tubridy

My god, they just went, are you OK?

What are they doing to you?

So it was a real nice sense of minding by the public, which I'd experienced before on The Late Late.

So that was lovely.

Good people.

And I was kind of thinking okay.

Well, this is big as big news story I mean there's no point of pretending it wasn't it was and we were driving past st.

Michael's school there near the Marion Road and I recall because there had been two young lads had died and On holidays like the leaving sir the Magaluf style holiday wasn't my glue, but they were away and you know I have two daughters and and they were close enough to that age at that time ish

And I thought, here I am, you know, self-obsessing about going in to talk to some head of the balls about, you know, what might or might not have happened, according to somebody who may or may not have been putting me out front of their own problem.

I'll still get my digs in there, I think.

Yeah, I'm really over it.

No, but I jest.

And I'm looking in the school gates as we're going by.

Your man's still talking.

I'm not listening to a word he's saying.

I'm just thinking, look at those, imagine those families.

And what are they going home to tonight?

I'm going to go home after this because I know it's going to go on until six or seven.

And I have a bag of cans at home.

I'll just love my, you know, a few beers.