Jul 7, 2026 · 29 min · 13 segments
Once upon a time, friendships almost happened by accident. You met people through school, work, or as a childhood friend. Today, we're more connected than ever. We can stay in touch with friends…
Pat ShorttGuest
Muireann O'ConnellGuest
Sean MoncriefHost
Honestly, just watching the port in his stomach and he's like, what's happening? But he was a big friendship man and his group, his lads were really important to him and they went away, you know, the Cuckoos, there were golf, a bunch of golf lads.
And, you know, they were really, really important to him and his level of friendship was kind of amazing.
And my mother met up with her friends all of the time as well, but they played cards together.
And now with my partner, like you, he moved around a lot when he was young.
Honestly, just watching the port in his stomach and he's like, what's happening? But he was a big friendship man and his group, his lads were really important to him and they went away, you know, the Cuckoos, there were golf, a bunch of golf lads.
And, you know, they were really, really important to him and his level of friendship was kind of amazing.
And my mother met up with her friends all of the time as well, but they played cards together.
And now with my partner, like you, he moved around a lot when he was young.
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