Ladies and gentlemen, you're in for a treat

because you're listening to the Dublin podcast

with Suzanne and PJ

Jove your Dublin podcast, WR Airhouse.

Do you have a hamster Okay, yeah, do, do, dee, de, ditty, ditty.

Did he all the hamster stuff in his face?

Doesn't sound like that.

Sounds like a...

Ha ha ha ha ha ha.

How many those fucking things he's putting in his mouth, look?

Are they nuts?

No, no, no, no them.

That's the fifth one.

Look at his cheek.

Look at that's the fifth one.

Without being like a weird, you know, self-indulgent,

a self-indulgent parent.

My son does that.

He stores his food in his cheeks in case you're never going to give him any more. Maybe he should feed him more. Yeah, maybe. I've never known of a child to hibernate. It would be a fucking miracle. I'd be all for that. He doesn't even want the one night. So what's the crack? How was your week, Suzanne Kane? My week was great. I had a wedding on the weekend. Oh God, I hate weddings. I know you hate weddings. You actually would have really like this one. Do you know why? Because I'm a season wedding attendee. I have it all down to a fine art now. But it was in Dublin. And I have never been to a wedding in Dublin,. People don't get married in Dublin, yeah.

It's a penance, the whole thing's a penance, yeah.

This was incredible, they got married at three, well, which being the Hibernian St. Steven's Green for three o'clock. What's the Hibernian? Is that a Troy? No, it's a member, a members club. It used to be a men's member club, but now it's just a members club, the high brain and

Steven Scream just beside Chop shot there. Beautiful of it. Oh my God, the building's magnificent. Very, uh, very, actually, do you know what? Very in tune the 1916 rising because Yates would have gone there to write a lot and, oh, it's steeped in history, incredible. And then it was a humanitarian ceremony. you'd be into that as well. I'd be into that, yeah. No holy gods around. No holy god. There was no holy god in the room at all. Just love. All you need is love. Now the plinky punky lady who was doing the ceremony was very assertive. So very mixed crowd. Some Irish and British and Viennese.

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