Crossmolina

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the vote would be going into Crossmolina.

Uh, he, he wasn't there.

Well, I was actually at a Crossmolina table, because they-

Mm

... they're Crossmolina, so I was at a Crossmolina table.

Um, yeah, I actually know Michael, so I, I, be- before we came here, I asked him, and he said he was on holiday.

So, that, that solves that riddle.

No, the farmer is our bread and butter, and that's what we're here to serve, and it's great to be here amongst farmers, listening to their problems, trying to give them some advice on it, and supporting them all the way.

I thought you were gonna say ploughing through wet gaps in Crossmolina or something.

[laughs] That's what you think of.

[laughs] Um, Darren, ploughing, what does it mean to you, and, and, and what, uh, yeah, what, what are you hoping for over the next couple of days?

Uh, there's nobody offering that in the GAA.

Like, you, you, if you want to be a GAA player, right, I'm just thinking now of, say, Colby Stens, right? And, uh, uh, U- UCG, UCD, whoever offer him, "Come, we will give you a s- uh, a scholarship." So you've got Crossmolina, uh, expecting their pound of flesh out of him.

You've got Mayo, "Year after year after year until you're 35, you have to play for us." And then you've got their college who are trying to say, "Look, you know, we've given you the scholarship here.

Like, we expect you to, to sh- show your face and play games here." And the amount of games that he's gonna have to play