Suad Mooga

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Yeah, no, honestly, it's just warmed my heart so much.

And it's very, like, I'm just so happy to know how much support I have.

And, you know, even everyone who was getting so emotional as well.

Like, it's genuine.

I appreciate it so, so much.

And I'm very happy to know that there are people like that that exist.

And again, this is what majority of people think.

And, you know, there is more positive and more love than there is hate.

They're just a very loud, loud group of people on social media.

I think so.

And also, I just feel like ever since COVID, they've just gotten more brave with it.

They're more brave and more confident in their views and just sharing their views and letting you know what they think of you.

And especially as well in Ireland right now, the current political climate, it is a bit tense.

It's very tense.

And for some reason, you know, migrants are used as the scapegoat for anything that's going wrong in their lives and in the country.

But it's like, OK, but how about we actually just look at ourselves rather than blaming somebody else, you know?

Yeah.

Born in Sligo.

Literally.