So what does prayer mean to you?

Bro, prayer to me is a conversation I'm having with my dad.

This is prayer.

Us talking.

Some people try to make it complex and deep, but if you really just sit there, you're talking to God.

The reason why it's easy for me to pray is because it's easy for me to talk.

I talk to everybody.

Yeah.

Exactly.

I didn't know who I was.

Sometime I didn't even know what a real husband was.

Trying to navigate through different seasons, and this is what I would tell young brothers, and I don't even give marriage advice.

But this is what I would tell young brothers, like, "Bro, it's gonna come time where storms start hitting you, man.

You gonna be reflecting because you feel like you should be here as a man taking care of your family." I don't care what nobody say.

Men, if we can't take care of our family, it does something to us.

That's why you're here.

Is there one historical story or event connected to the GAA or Croke Park even that you think every Irish person should know?

Yeah, I don't know.

Yeah, I suppose something that kind of really piqued my interest about this, the All-Ireland on the weekend coming is the link.

You know, there's a link with Kerry and with Mayo to like GA history and GA folklore.

Like if you took Kerry, for example, Kerry's, you know, kind of recognised as the birthplace of Gaelic football.

Back in the day, it was called cod and it kind of referred to the ball that was actually used.

It was a leather ball.

Do you think it's all a bit of fun or do you think there's something to it?

Mm

...

it was actually, and believe it, it wasn't Charlene or it wasn't Fitzy that was, uh, coming out with a bit of Gaeilge.

It was Julia, um, a Casa Amor girl from Poland, and I saw that the other night, and I just thought it was fierce funny, like.

I like that one, yeah.

Maybe, maybe she didn't need to use that one, but another, another option she had then was, uh, níl ciall dá láith at, or níl ciall dá láith agat, whichever way you wanna say it.

Um, and that basically just means you haven't a breeze.

You've haven't a clue, notions, that kind of thing.