Sarah Mulkerrins

Yes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Do you know what, it is great because it's just, it's probably the closest that I think I can get to being fully myself on air because the guys are fully themselves.

Yeah, I know.

I know.

We did have one during the All-Ireland series last year when we were in Dublin.

Poor Mark Sidebottom, who was doing the pitch side role, he was sick on the Sunday.

He'd been with us on the Saturday, it was like doubleheader.

And so he couldn't arrive down on the Sunday.

And so we had no pitch side reporter and we had Muggsy and Deveny.

And we basically, Niall, the producer, just turned to me and he said, we're just going to throw to them the two.

And I was like, what, the two of them on their own?

Well, they had an earpiece, but like no kind of concept of... No adult supervision.

Nobody telling them to rap, you know, throw back, you know, you bust your time, whatever.

And so we did and they were brilliant.

Of course they were.

They are great, you know.

His questioning is brilliant.

Yeah, there's a little bit of fear of that, isn't there?