Sarah Mulkerrins

Oh, listen, I love to embellish things.

So, you know, I'm with you on that, Joe.

Oh, listen, I'm very excited.

Thank you for having me.

I feel like I've kind of, you know, injected myself into it, though, by sending that email.

Do you know what?

It's awful.

It is because I'm there 15 years in Manchester now.

And I had to go back and find something like of my work from like when I first started.

I found my old showreel from like Satanta Sports before I left.

And I listened to it.

And it's always horrific watching your work, especially at the start of your career when you're really bad.

And I was like, gosh, my voice sounds a little bit, you know, different now.

And I think it's just, it just melds and changes and moulds.

And I moved from Galway to Dublin and I think it changed there a little bit for the first few years.

And now it has clearly changed in another way.

And I feel like I'm just in the Irish Sea because when I'm here, people can sense little things that are like, you've been living in Manchester for 15 years.

oh that's good yeah because I never want to lose it but I do feel that obviously I'm going to there are going to be bits that will change and that's hard do you sound different on your BBC Northern Ireland Ulster final coverage than you do doing something else potentially BBC-ify your accent

Potentially, yeah.

Yeah, potentially.