Family Flowers Only with Maeve Keegan

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Family Flowers Only by Grief Ireland 1h 26m 2 speakers 5 chapters transcribed 2 months ago
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Cathy (host) 1:51
Every week I say that. Today I'm joined by Maeve Keegan. Hi Maeve. Hi Cathy, how are you? It's lovely. to have you here thank you for having me it's a nice sunny day in Dublin you don't know what way to dress these days I know I'd be too hot that's it I don't know if that's the age I'm getting to but come here it's lovely to meet you we've had a couple of chats before we decided to sit down yeah and you are going to speak to me about your husband Mark yes You have quite a, I suppose, complex, I would call it, story. So, you know, as always, a good place to start is to go back to the beginning. Absolutely. Which is a little bit of time ago.
Maeve Keegan 2:30
It is. In 1987.
Cathy (host) 2:31
Yes, all the way back. Tell me, where did you meet Mark?
Maeve Keegan 2:36
So I moved to Dublin in 1985 into the big city. I moved from Sligo and I was living my best life, as they say now. And I met Mark in a pub, which all my friends went to. And what stood out for him to me was like he was very non-cool. Okay. It wasn't him with the cool kids. He was wearing like a cardigan and like kind of old man clothes almost. And I was like, who's that? But he was intriguing. Right. You know, we hit it off straight away on a kind of mental level. Yeah. And I did end up kissing him that night, but I wasn't looking for anything serious. So I was like, look, dude, not going to happen.
Yeah.
Maeve Keegan 3:19
have a nice night you know and he said but there's something I like I'd love to stay in touch and I was like that's a bit weird because this was the days before you weren't swapping mobiles or anything it was harder to stay in touch yeah so I was in a house of bedsits in Balls Bridge and I gave him the number of the road that was it And thought, well, that's that. I'll never see him again.
Cathy (host) 3:41
No Instagram back then. No Instagram, no nothing.
Maeve Keegan 3:44
No location services. So anyway, he knocked on the door one day and that was the start of a friendship. Knocked on the door. He knocked on the door. There was 10, 12 bedsits. And I hadn't even said the number of the bedsits. So he just like hammered in the door till someone picked up and I happened to be there.
Unknown (short interviewer cues / guest supporter) 4:01
Wow.
Maeve Keegan 4:02
So there started a beautiful friendship. Yes.
Cathy (host) 4:05
We became friends then.
Maeve Keegan 4:07
Friends. And I was very clear. There's been no monkey business. We are friends. And I thought, again, any day I won't hear from him again, but he really committed to the friendship. Okay. He was a lovely, lovely guy. Really had only two or three close friends.
Unknown (short interviewer cues / guest supporter) 4:24
Yeah.
Maeve Keegan 4:24
Like I would have been a more of a social butterfly. Loads of people was always out.

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