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Barry's Tea

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Oct 16, 2026

Oliver CallanHOST
21:41
It's now feared similar installations of giant letters are being rolled out in other counties, as we hear from correspondents around the country.
Oliver CallanHOST
21:51
In Cork City, the Cork C was set on fire an hour after its installation, wheeled down the Grand Parade, and dumped into the River Lee by young langers as fellows standing outside bookies wearing Barry's Tea era ganseys shouted C words at the C whilst it careened by.
Oliver CallanHOST
22:12
Gardai approached those responsible and swiftly charged them with being grand marshals at the city's next Patrick's Day parade, while onlookers cheered and Corkonians carried on with the business of the day, which is mainly shoplifting from local Centras, where the C in their signage has been reinforced to prevent a repeat of the Lee side proceedings.
Oliver CallanHOST
22:41
Plastic sheeting in Cork with a C and now without one.
Neil DelamereHOST
4:00
So it would be something like, for example, as you said, a cup of tea.
Neil DelamereHOST
4:02
It might be, you know, a box of Barry's Tea and a Delamere.
Neil DelamereHOST
4:07
Have you seen these? The Delamere cow's milk in a bottle-
Dave MooreHOST
4:09
Yes, yes
Cornelius Patrick O'SullivanHOST
17:05
Yeah.
Ger O'BrienGUEST
17:05
Barry's Tea goes everywhere with me as well.
Cornelius Patrick O'SullivanHOST
17:08
Yeah.
Cornelius Patrick O'SullivanHOST
17:08
A cup of tea makes everything 10 times-
Adrian CrowleyHOST
18:08
[laughs] I said, "Yes, an Irish tea bag." [laughs]
Don DevaneyGUEST
18:11
[laughs] That's just, Father John King says, "Barry's Tea." [laughs]
Adrian CrowleyHOST
18:16
Yeah, she, she, she used to send out envelopes with six, six Barry's tea bags in them And they were like a treasure there in, in Peru.
Don DevaneyGUEST
18:25
Oh.
Adrian CrowleyHOST
18:25
Um, yeah, yeah.
Nadine Hughes CampbellGUEST
28:10
So I don't know what happened, but there was a total switch.
Nadine Hughes CampbellGUEST
28:15
I don't know if it was the Barry's Tea or I don't know what was going on.
Nadine Hughes CampbellGUEST
28:18
But when I moved here, I just felt that things were possible.
Nadine Hughes CampbellGUEST
28:22
And I think maybe because it is a smaller country and there is more opportunity for you to actually try and make an impact here.
Michelle DawsonHOST
13:44
Um, please tell me you brought the Earl Grey back from Ireland.
Jean HawneyGUEST
13:47
In Ireland we drink Barry's Tea, which I have.
Michelle DawsonHOST
13:52
Nice.
Jean HawneyGUEST
13:52
It's a different brand.
Michelle DawsonHOST
13:44
Um, please tell me you brought the Earl Grey back from Ireland.
Jean HawneyGUEST
13:47
In Ireland we drink Barry's Tea, which I have.
Michelle DawsonHOST
13:52
Nice.
Jean HawneyGUEST
13:52
It's a different brand.
Oliver CallanHOST
1:36
That definitely is the opposite.
Sarah BolgerGUEST
1:37
Well, there's Barry's Tea.
Sarah BolgerGUEST
1:38
There's like seven.
Oliver CallanHOST
1:39
You've shipped it in.
Sarah BolgerGUEST
1:40
I ship it in to every country I go to.
Sarah BolgerGUEST
1:44
And then Barry's Tea keep liking my Instagram posts.
Sarah BolgerGUEST
1:46
I'm like, please send me tea, Barry's Tea.
Sarah BolgerGUEST
1:50
I literally, I buy in so many boxes of Barry's tea that it's almost like a, it's almost a joke.
Emma NolanHOST
14:12
Remember?
Fiona FrawleyHOST
14:13
She did have a cup of Barry's Tea, and she said that they go so good with the tea.
Emma NolanHOST
14:17
[laughs]
Fiona FrawleyHOST
14:17
So, I mean, it depends.

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