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Nov 5, 2026

Killian SundermannHOST
6:18
We were on
Shane Daniel ByrneHOST
6:19
Ireland AM, and we did a good bit of messing, we had good fun on that.
Shane Daniel ByrneHOST
6:23
I thought
Tony CantwellHOST
6:23
it was Ireland Am.
Tony CantwellHOST
6:24
Ireland Am.
Tony CantwellHOST
6:24
As in, well, I am Ireland.
Tony CantwellHOST
6:26
I thought it was a play on that.
Killian SundermannHOST
7:27
He was
Aonghus O'DonovanGUEST
16:42
So now since the time recognition, the time's best invention recognition, obviously we are getting a lot of demand and we don't even have stock at the minute and our sales are going through the roof.
Aonghus O'DonovanGUEST
16:52
We're also on Ireland AM there on Sunday, so we're trying to keep up with all this demand, but you can go on our website right now and pre-order it, which will arrive by the end of the month.
Aonghus O'DonovanGUEST
17:02
So, it's all guns blazing just trying to make that happen right now.
Ronan BerryHOST
17:06
Yeah, I've had so many business founders and owners over the years and something like this happens and it literally is.
Laura LenihanGUEST
15:12
And you kind of have to, I decided that I was just going to let us all suffer to a certain extent in order to make everyone, my kids included, as much as I explained to them, what it all involves.
Laura LenihanGUEST
15:28
And I was like, look, you know, and someone commented on the Ireland AM reel about like the kids suffering and how could you? Like I wasn't going to let them actually suffer, but they're grand.
Laura LenihanGUEST
15:38
Like they went without whatever for a day or two.
Laura LenihanGUEST
15:41
So it's really good for them to see.
Alan BradleyGUEST
6:44
He was at all these events.
Alan BradleyGUEST
6:46
He was on Ireland AM doing a gardening segment.
Alan BradleyGUEST
6:48
And he ran a family business that's been in their family for generations, the Ballyseedy Garden Centre.
Alan BradleyGUEST
6:52
Very legitimate business.
Brian LloydHOST
1:42
Okay.
Brian LloydHOST
1:44
I will repeat what I said on Ireland AM.
Brian LloydHOST
1:46
Obviously, this isn't for everyone.
Brian LloydHOST
1:48
This is a film from 1972 that's set in 1634 that is pretty much a horror film, but has a psychosexual element to it and also has lots of very vigorous...
Brian LloydHOST
3:28
And, you know, when it was sent out to various countries and so on and so forth, a lot of them had to get it cut as well.
Brian LloydHOST
3:37
And in some cases, it was just banned outright.
Brian LloydHOST
3:40
Like I know, for example, Finland had it banned, I think, until 2002, right? um and i had this checked i well actually i didn't check it as such but like the the department here in ireland the department of culture arts culture and uh posted about the devils and they confirmed what i had kind of suspected which was that warner brothers didn't even bother trying to release this in ireland in 1972 because they just knew it would be banned right and immediately you might be thinking hey the reason why people love like as in film critics and stuff why they love this so much is because it's so banned and it's so transgressive and this that and the other yes yes that is that is definitely a point in it but it's no more I mean this is kind of a broader kind of thing that I really wish I kind of got to talk about either on Ireland AM or on when I was doing movies and booze this week which is you know You can take your phone out right now and have hardcore pornography playing on it in 30 seconds flat.
Brian LloydHOST
4:53
Okay? You can access it straight away.
CrossyHOST
17:20
And I was chatting to her about it.
CrossyHOST
17:22
But Elaine Crowley, you know she does Ireland AM? I do, yeah.
CrossyHOST
17:24
She's one of the biggest Star Trek fans that I've ever met in my entire life.
CrossyHOST
17:28
Like huge.
CrossyHOST
17:34
She was like, I'm going to be interviewing her too.
CrossyHOST
17:37
And I was like, imagine meeting your hero in front.
CrossyHOST
17:41
So I stuck on Ireland AM on Saturday morning for the interview.
ZainabHOST
17:45
What was it like? What?
Judith StormGUEST
60:03
Maybe the runners thing is the way to escalate me onto some sort of platform.
DamianHOST
60:10
Ireland AM, here you come now next.
DamianHOST
60:12
There we go.
DamianHOST
60:13
I
Lizanne KearneyGUEST
3:17
And I remember one morning, this was now in January and this was March, and there was no sign of a letter coming in from the clinic to be checked or anything like that.
Lizanne KearneyGUEST
3:29
And I remember one morning, as everybody does when they're on maternity leave, they watch Ireland AM.
Lizanne KearneyGUEST
3:33
It's like religion in the house.
Lizanne KearneyGUEST
3:36
So I was down, I was watching Ireland AM, and there was this 18-year-old girl, and she was on it.
Lizanne KearneyGUEST
3:41
And she's since passed, God love her, may she rest in peace.
Lizanne KearneyGUEST
3:44
But she was talking about her symptoms.
Catherine Mahon BuckleyGUEST
1:38
We have The Baron from Paul Ryder, who is again very much into...
Catherine Mahon BuckleyGUEST
1:44
Ireland AM.
Catherine Mahon BuckleyGUEST
1:45
He's a presenter there and a national person.
Catherine Mahon BuckleyGUEST
1:49
So, you know, it's really, really good.
LauraGUEST
38:35
yeah because I was like I was like I don't know what kind of hair this is yeah but yeah no you'd be surprised like things I've been asked
LauraGUEST
38:44
to preserve like in jewellery like fluids bodily fluids and stuff like that yeah yeah yeah and I was laughing because uh I was on Ireland AM there a few weeks ago and they mentioned the the we were talking about the breast milk jewelry and um Elaine and I was like uh do you get asked for like doing like blood or blah blah and I was like oh you'd be surprised that I've been asked and they kind of I think they knew what I meant and I was like could I have a viral moment and be
LauraGUEST
39:12
like
OrlaHOST
39:13
yes yeah I was

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