Shoehorn

Hamstrung? No.

Shoehorn.

What's the word I'm looking for? Shoehorn.

Goddammit.

[laughs] Yeah.

Whatever happened to shoehorns?

Shoe horns? They're around.

They're still around.

Rob, what were you

They at least tried to shoehorn in something else.

But yeah.

Shoehorn is right.

But yeah.

Yeah, I'm not going to break my neck trying to see that masterpiece.

Oh, for putting them on.

Shoehorn's for getting them off, right?

No, it's for putting them on.

So you don't crease the back.

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I forgot to ask you about your Flyswap collection, your Shoehorn collection and your Do Not Disturb Hotel sign collection.

How are they going? How's that all going

along? Flyswap collection is a disaster.

can have that one if you like.

And what about the shoehorn cliche?

Shoehorn's pretty, yeah, it's not really going anywhere at the moment, but...

All right, fair enough.

But, you know, how embedded, given that you are a little bit of a nomadic club, how embedded is the club in the local level beyond just rugby, I suppose?

We're trying to get Shoehorn ourselves back more because the last few years we've been in the Malahide Road, so Dublin Tree area, which is generally Plum Tarrasque region.

But we're putting Shoehorn ourselves back into the Ballymun area as such.

We've had a lot...

The Lens of Sierra was a lot to thank for this because he's been doing a lot of... great stuff up there in poppin drew you project like they've been like i think a group of young lads between 16 and 18 all playing rugby like he can't let really go and in fairness though we've got one lad from who started in that and he came up to the senior level last year and he ended up winning a cup in his first full season of senior rugby like so nice it's just great to see you know