32:44That, listeners, was David Lydon from IFAC.
32:47Listeners, I attended the launch of the Bord na Móna Littleton story, and I caught up with two great historians.
32:58One, Pat Bracken from Liscaveen, and we all know where Liscaveen is.
33:05And we also have Liam O'Donoghue, and, uh, again, the former principal of McCarthy School.
33:14So, I'll start with you, Pat.
33:18How important from a historical point of view is this particular production that was launched tonight?
33:26From a historical perspective, I think it's crucial to how communities recognize the impact of industry or business or any aspect of life within their community, and in this case, Bord na Móna, what it has meant to the people, the economic development of the parish, of McCarthy borders, and the surrounding parishes, like Maynooth, Athy, Cloughartnet,agh, Glenageeagh, Killinarde, MoYglass, uh, for example, uh, and what it, the economy benefits that it brings to a community.
33:55Because you, you have other knock-on effects of business, schools, churches, sporting associations, and it just binds a community together.