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I don't think they're considering that at all.

You know, it's tough, but I will say, you know, I've been raised by a very strong household of women and I'm not one to let other people's opinions phase me and, you know, change my mind.

I know I'm Irish and I know myself.

I don't have to prove to anyone how Irish I am.

So I'm very confident and I'm very secure in that fact.

And again, it is a very small group of people who are just very loud.

There has been so much positive outcome for this and a lot of positive feedback that we've received from this.

So I know that it's just a very small group.

Like that's just reminding myself, this does not represent Ireland.

This does not represent people's opinions.

It's just a very small, loud group of people with a lot of time on their hands and just putting a lot of hate out there.

But as long as I know myself that I'm Irish, I'm very confident and secure in that fact.

Yeah, in the comment section, TikTok.

But I know Twitter as well has gone off a lot the past few days, but I'm not on Twitter.

But I saw on the first few days it was something around over 4000 tweets.

So it's probably gone up, but I'm not on Twitter myself and I'm not going near Twitter.

That is a very dark place.

Yeah, no, I've definitely read them all.

I've seen all the memes and everything like that.

But like I said, it just does not phase me at all.