Ryan Tubridy

I love when they do Shakespeare or Irish history or, you know, big, big kind of philosophical thought.

Graphic novels are smart stories.

and they're clever, and they're beautiful.

And Will Sliney is an Irish guy who I interviewed not too long ago, a really interesting guy.

And in fact, I kind of suggested a bit of a project to him, and he got back to me and said, I'm interested in that thing, because it's a combination of Irish history through graphic novel.

I've got this idea in my head.

As you can probably gather, my idea in my head is just like, hell's a-poppin'.

It's like, do you know those sweets when you were a kid, and you put them in, and it popped on your tongue?

What's it called?

Pop Rocks.

Yeah, that's my brain.

Fizzing with ideas and thoughts and so on.

But James, that's great.

Bye Irish, our friends.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Hardly.

Half one.

The original series with Jeremy Irons and Anthony Andrews of Brideshead Revisited was so true to the book.

I'm so glad you mentioned this.