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00:00I
00:26Welcome to the two johnny's late night lock-in
00:30All right
00:33Hi, it's max. Oh what a week of had an absolute nightmare someone back into me car the cat went missing that rashes back and
00:41And I can't find a winning lot of ticket. Oh, how was your week? Great. I won the lotto
00:51Right lads, let's get on with the show our first guest tonight. He's an Irish sporting legend
00:56He won the Grand National on tiger roll tiger roll the horse. Yeah, that explains the pile of shit outside my dressing
01:04Yeah, the horse did it
01:07Give it up for Davey Russell
01:09Oh
01:19This man, he's brilliant, and he's no relation to Davey Russell. It's Russell Kane
01:23Oh
01:31And we'll have music from a man who has the voice of an angel if that angel smoke 20 fags a day. It's the mighty damn the kid
01:38Oh
01:48It's time to find out who's in the bar
01:52Who's in the bar?
01:54Ladies and gentlemen in the bar tonight. We are very honored to have the one and only 20 25 Rose of Tralee Kate and Commons
02:01Welcome to the bar. Thank you very much. Massive congratulations on winning the Rose of Tralee. I mean, it's great to have you
02:16How has life been treating you since you were crowned the Rose?
02:18Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable. The experiences I've had so far and the opportunities coming up are just
02:23Exceptional and I'm so so excited for the year ahead. Well, why should we have you here? Will you help us officially open the show? I will, of course
02:29Okay, right
02:33We assume this is what roses of Tralee do. Yes. Yeah, okay, right
02:37So we would like to officially declare this series of the two Johnnies late-night lock-in
02:42Open
02:49Thanks for winning to Caitlin as well. We'll be having a chat with you later. Caitlin, go up to the bar there and get yourself a drink
02:53Ladies and gentlemen, the Rose of Tralee. Caitlin, comments
02:55Okay, who in the audience is ready to meet our first guest?
03:03To find out who our guest is we head over to Seamus the Sheep
03:09Seamus the Sheep always decides to guess so who's it going to be?
03:13It is between Davy Russell a Jack Russell or Mr. Muscle who loves the jobs you hate
03:21All right, who's Seamus going for? I hope it's not the dog. It's going to be an awkward interview. It is of course Davy Russell
03:27Oh, I won't cover anybody!
03:41You want to play the song? Oh, yeah
03:43Davy, welcome to the bar. How are you? Yeah, cool. Yeah, delighted to be here
03:47Cool
03:49It's not my first time
03:51Have you been in this bar before?
03:53Loads of times
03:55Never remember recording though? No
03:57Okay, that's a good thing. Where to even start with you?
03:59I mean you're one of Ireland's best ever sports people
04:0161 Grade 1 winners your three-time Irish Jumper Racing Champion Jockey
04:04Two-time Grand National Winner, Cheltenham Gold Cup Winner and Grand Steeplechase to Paris
04:07Harry
04:09Dave, welcome to the bar
04:11I'm wrecked after naming him. He must have been wrecked after riding him
04:17The horses
04:19Do you know when you
04:21Do you know when you win a big race? Like the Gold Cup
04:25You don't get the Gold Cup
04:27Like when you win a race, what do you get?
04:29I get a miniature one
04:31Version of the trophy
04:33Not the exact trophy, no
04:35It's literally a Gold Cup
04:37A small one? Yeah
04:38And generally after a race like you get a little medal
04:40You won the race, no?
04:41I don't know
04:42Usually you get kind of a bottle of champagne
04:45Or a horse's head
04:47Or a statue
04:49A statue
04:51Not like
04:53A godfather
04:55No, just a little statue
04:57Or a memento to say
04:59Whatever race it was, when it was
05:01Class
05:02Say when you win a big race, you win a Gold Cup
05:04The most amazing thing to us is that like
05:0615-20 minutes later
05:07You're back on another horse
05:08Yeah, it's
05:09It's
05:10It's really fast
05:11It happens
05:12Everything happens
05:13Do you get a chance to celebrate?
05:14No
05:15You're brilliant at your job
05:16Thank you, David
05:17Yeah, of course
05:19But you don't celebrate every show like, do you?
05:21Like, you know what I mean?
05:22You'd be surprised
05:23We don't get over here till Sunday
05:25We don't get over here till Sunday
05:26We celebrate some
05:28Some race
05:29But not immediately after
05:30You have to move on to the next one
05:31Keep going
05:32And was it particularly tough for you?
05:33Because you're tall as jockeys go
05:34Yeah, so I
05:35You were 5'11?
05:365'11
05:37I was 6 foot
05:38Like, in them shoes you are?
05:41Yeah
05:42That's tall for a jockey
05:43Yeah, it was quite tall
05:44Maybe when I started was tall
05:45Not anymore
05:46You know, lads are getting taller
05:47Why is that?
05:48Are horses getting bigger?
05:49No, horses getting taller
05:50How did you keep the weight down though?
05:54Yeah, you're just there
05:55You're just very busy
05:56And you get into a routine then of not eating basically
05:59And sweating
06:00Wow
06:01So you would go in the bat?
06:03Yeah, I prefer the bat
06:05A lot of lads used the sauna
06:06Some lads used to use the sauna
06:08But I loved using the bat
06:09It was
06:10It wasn't sink as much
06:11Like, your eyes would get into the back of your head
06:13And
06:14What did you do in the bat?
06:15Just sit there
06:16Sit there
06:17Sit there
06:18Sit there because you're not able to do much more
06:20I wouldn't advise it to anybody
06:22Like you get a wrinkly
06:23Like I'm actually only 25
06:24You get a wrinkly face
06:29And you get in really bad form
06:32And things like that
06:33But
06:34At least you get the right good horses
06:35Yeah
06:36Nothing else wrinkled at all
06:37We know that you're an incredible crack
06:40Because we've been out together on a few nights out
06:42But like
06:43We know at the same time
06:44You're all ye jockeys
06:45You're all in the same way room
06:46You're all like
06:47Kind of talking out together
06:48For want of a better room
06:49We're literally beside each other
06:50We're all
06:51Can I get spicy in there?
06:52Like can I be
06:53Do you know what I mean?
06:54Like I'll be honest
06:55Like if some lad cut me off now in a corner
06:56He'd be
06:57Yeah there's kind of a code
06:58Right
06:59There'd be a couple of
07:00But really like we're small
07:01Little
07:02Lads
07:03It's kind of
07:04Kind of a mormon
07:06Don't do that again
07:09I'd say
07:10Yeah I'd say
07:11That's what you're like
07:12No yeah
07:13No it can get a bit spicy
07:14But at the end of the day
07:16We all know how dangerous it is
07:17Yeah
07:18We get on it
07:19You know
07:20Finish the end of the day
07:21You move on to the next day
07:22And speaking of that man
07:23You've had somewhat injuries
07:24Yeah
07:25Is there any bone you haven't broken?
07:26I don't know
07:27It's not really a bust
07:28Because that means I fell off a lot
07:30And it's not my job to fall off
07:33Stay on them
07:34But like you've broken
07:35Leg
07:36Hip
07:37Oh legs
07:38Legs
07:39Arms
07:40Fingers
07:41Wrists a lot
07:42My ankles
07:43This okay to my ankle
07:44Twisted
07:45Look down
07:46And my ankles
07:47Face back that way
07:48My neck
07:49And my face
07:50I actually
07:51I had a modelling contract
07:53Before
07:54Sorry
07:56I didn't mean to laugh
07:57Sorry
07:58I was going modelling socks
08:00But er
08:03No my face
08:04That was really
08:05What did you break in your face?
08:06Everything
08:07So
08:08My nose
08:10Separated from my cheekbone
08:11And
08:12Do you know
08:13You can't really see the top of your nose
08:15Do you know what I mean?
08:16But I could
08:17It was right there under my eye
08:20Oh man
08:21And you got back on the horse
08:22Cut back on
08:24Oh my goodness
08:25Awesome
08:26All of
08:28All of
08:29All of these injuries
08:30Right
08:31All of these injuries you've got over the years
08:32They didn't stop you dancing
08:33Oh no I love dancing
08:34Like
08:35There's no stopping you when it comes to the
08:36To the dancing
08:37And you're normally a designated driver on the night out
08:38Because you don't be drinking
08:39Yeah
08:40Yeah
08:41I actually love driving
08:42And er
08:43You get to
08:44You go around to loads of different places
08:45And
08:46I'm always driving
08:47The lads are drinking
08:48And we always end up somewhere funny
08:50Somewhere queer
08:51Something always strange happens
08:52Yeah
08:53Actually there's a friend of mine here tonight
08:54Davy Condon
08:55Is there somewhere
08:56In the crowd
08:57And er
08:58Oh we were
08:59This random night
09:00We ended up
09:01In Tallow
09:02We were living in Cashel
09:03So we were going over the V
09:04Yeah and it's
09:05Bad old roads
09:06Yeah bad old roads
09:07And
09:08Boys had a couple of
09:09Drinks in them
09:10And they had to stop
09:11On top of the V
09:12So there was Martin first and Davy Condon
09:13Were with me
09:14And er
09:15So they were standing up off the edge of the V
09:16Big cliff
09:17You know
09:18Big fish and the two boys were there
09:19And
09:20Davy Condon decided it would be funny to kick Martin Ferris
09:23Off the side
09:24And Martin rolled down the side of the mountain
09:27And er
09:28We were all laughing
09:29And we were saying
09:30Come on Martin it's time to go
09:31He came back up
09:32He was covered
09:33In sheep faeces
09:34He had rolled into a dead sheep
09:37So I'm there with my car and I'm looking and I said Martin there is no way you're getting into this car
09:45Dressed like that
09:47So we stripped him right
09:49Put all his clothes into the boot
09:51Threw away some of them
09:52And he was sitting in the back of the car dark naked
09:54And you know that when you come down off the V
09:57You know the road into care
09:58It's a one way street
09:59Yeah
10:00And we were going the one way
10:01But we were going the wrong way
10:02Down the one way
10:03Down the one way
10:04And er
10:05You couldn't write this
10:06And we were just
10:07So it's a short cut
10:08Like when it's
10:093 o'clock in the morning
10:10There's no one around
10:11We went to shoot down next thing
10:12Blue lights
10:13I'm sitting in the car
10:16And I'm saying to myself
10:17How am I going to explain this
10:19Davy Condon was asleep
10:21Beside me
10:22Martin Ferris was stark naked
10:23In the back of the car
10:24And I rolled down the
10:26Rolled down the window
10:27I was driving a 1978 Toyota Starlet
10:30And
10:31I rolled down the window
10:32And the guard
10:33And I said
10:34Gareth
10:35I promise you
10:36It's not what it seems to me
10:37He looked in the back
10:38Martin Ferris are smiling
10:40No clothes on him
10:42Davy Condon was starting to wake up
10:44And er
10:45The guard said
10:46I actually don't have enough paper
10:48In my notepad
10:49We were wondering
10:52Seeing as you build up a relationship
10:54With the horse
10:55You have to work together as a team
10:56And you ride them
10:57And you win races
10:58Would the horse recognise you?
11:00I doubt it
11:02Well would you recognise the horse?
11:05I would
11:06You would?
11:07Yeah
11:08We'll put this to the test Davy
11:09We've got a little game for you
11:10Here it is
11:11We're calling this game
11:12Maniac 2000 Guineas
11:13OK
11:14Right?
11:15She's a lady
11:16And a lady
11:17And a lady
11:18And a girl
11:19And a girl
11:20And a girl
11:21And a girl
11:22And a girl
11:23And a girl
11:24And a girl
11:25And a girl
11:26And a girl
11:27And a girl
11:28So, we're going to show you some pictures
11:30So we're going to show you some pictures. This is the view you would have had when you were riding these horses winning races.
11:37Are these horses that I rode? Yes. So let's have a look at horse number one.
11:42No way. No way. I didn't ride that horse.
11:47It's got a double bridle on. No way.
11:50You did. That's one of yours. That's one of yours. That's one of yours.
11:55There's no denying it now.
11:58I know they don't all look the same when you see the photos. That's one of yours.
12:04They don't all look the same from behind, Davy.
12:07Right, Davy, look. You rode this horse. Who is it?
12:11Sam Crow. Max? Well, Davy, let's find out if you're right.
12:15It is Sam Crow!
12:21OK, we've got another one. OK, Davy, here's a look at horse number two.
12:28No, that is a, that is, I would say a harder one. Very hairy.
12:34No, I... No, you did!
12:38Oh, we know you did! We know you did!
12:40Right, I, I, I, I don't know that horse, no. Take a guess.
12:46Uh, if it's, um, field ore.
12:49It's not Irish pint.
12:51Oh, good horse. Yeah.
12:54It was my last winner. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
12:56It was my last winner. Yeah, good horse him, yeah.
12:59OK. He can't hear you.
13:01Let's, let's, let's have a look at one more.
13:02One more, one more horse.
13:04Ah, the man himself, is it?
13:06What are you saying, what are you saying?
13:08Is that the tiger?
13:09It is tiger ore!
13:10Yeah!
13:15What is he?
13:16Good horse, good horse, good horse.
13:18OK, all right, give it up for the one and only, Davy Russell!
13:21He's gonna join us for a game of Dayton or Related, lads.
13:31Russell and Caitlin, you happy to join us for a game of Dayton or Related?
13:34Definitely.
13:35OK, lads, so, in honour of, uh, the Rose of Tralee being from Port Leash,
13:38we have, well, Port Leash?
13:40Ooh!
13:42If you were going on a night out, would you go to Port Leash?
13:44No.
13:46He said you would.
13:47In honour of the Rose of Tralee being here and being from Leash,
13:51we have a camera in Vibe Bar in Market Square in Port Leash.
13:55And just going off how people look, we've got to guess,
13:57are they Dayton or are they related?
14:00Caitlin, do you know the Vibe Bar in Port Leash?
14:02I do.
14:03Have you frequented it?
14:05Yeah.
14:06Before the Rose of Tralee, I'm sure.
14:08Yeah.
14:09OK, let's go and find a couple, let's spin that camera around,
14:10let's head around the Vibe Bar.
14:12Oh, I'm intrigued, are they both ginger?
14:14These two, oh, my God, yeah.
14:17Oh, yeah, zoom in and in.
14:19Two of you.
14:20Here we go.
14:21Hello, lads.
14:22How are you?
14:23You're live on television with the two Johnnies.
14:24Nod your head if you're up for playing a game.
14:28Dating or related, Davey?
14:30There's only one drink between the two of them.
14:37They have to be dating.
14:38Yeah.
14:39Get them two straws, please.
14:40OK, lads, what do you reckon?
14:43Dating or related?
14:44Russell, what do you think?
14:45They've got to be related, surely.
14:47Yeah.
14:48They've even got a Siamese pint.
14:52OK, lads.
14:53Right, audience, what do you think?
14:54Dating or related?
14:55Dating.
14:56I'll tell you what, we'll find out after the break.
14:58Oh!
14:59Ooh!
15:00Ooh!
15:06Ch Daily часто rest!
15:08Family Kage, DJ,
15:10attend, Ky ''K''.
15:13amplified
15:14I'll give it some low promotion,
15:16Give it my dancing shoes,
15:17Give us the matchência.
15:18You can stop moving to you.
15:20Alright, welcome back to the Two Johnnies, Leigh come off in.
15:25Now before the break we had a camera out in the streets of Porta Leash and we wanted to find out if this couple were dating or related
15:35Remember them from before the break. Here they are. What do we think lads?
15:38Dating. I'll tell you one thing for a lot. They haven't drank much out of that pint.
15:43Let's see. Let's prove if you are dating or related.
15:49Related.
15:55Put your hands together for everybody going to Porta Leash.
16:01Now, lads, lads, lads, lads, lads, lads, it is time for some incredible stand up.
16:08Everyone put your hands together for this man, one of the UK's biggest and best comedians.
16:12It's Russell King!
16:25Hello, hello. You alright? Hello, hello. Thanks for having me.
16:36This is exciting, isn't it? A proper Irish pub gig.
16:39I did think it was going to be in a city. I didn't realise it was going to be quite so far out.
16:44But, no, that is a good thing. I started to hear fucking banjos as I left the airport and there was...
16:49Now that l'm here, l'm glad.
16:51So, normally, what's going on in the UK at the moment, the younger the audience is, the harder the gig is
16:56because young people get offended so easily and triggered by everything.
16:59So, it's great to be in fucking Ireland with a real fucking...
17:05I shat myself at first, but it's fucking country people that want to have a fucking laugh about shit.
17:11So, I'm glad to be... I'm possible to offend, hopefully, yeah? I'm hoping.
17:16What is your name? Claire from Guess Who? What's your name? It's what?
17:19Siobhan and...
17:21Noel.
17:22Siobhan, your knickers and Noel.
17:24And, er...
17:25It's, er... What's it like here, then? There's people getting offended easily here.
17:28It's, er...
17:30Back home, it's even hard to tell a joke because a joke is about feeling uncomfortable.
17:34So, I will create this slightly tense atmosphere now.
17:39And, er...
17:40That is released through humour.
17:42So, a joke is about feeling awkward.
17:44But, you know, this is a generation that's not been taught to be uncomfortable.
17:48And a joke makes you feel...
17:50Most people, where I'm from, over the age of 35, walked to school from the age of 11 unattended.
17:56Walked fucking unattended.
17:58Even through stabby inner cities.
18:00Through the countryside.
18:01But now everyone's driven everywhere because everyone's scared of paedophiles who are going to jump out of bushes.
18:06Only it's not true, is it? It's not true.
18:08The world is a safe place.
18:10But we're taking away independence from children.
18:12And, therefore, they're growing up so sensitive.
18:14They have to run to the triggering area to be covered in soy latte and have pronouns etched into their...
18:19Oh, my God, isn't it? I've got a word on me. I'm offended. My feelings are hurt.
18:22That's what I'm fucking dealing with back home.
18:25I will start in a minute. I'm just setting up the atmosphere.
18:29No, because this is young people, so we don't have to have punch like the older people.
18:32Like, Noel's over there. How about a fucking joke?
18:34Like, no. This is... These people are Gen Z. They have no structure.
18:38They can't even afford a deposit on a flat in Dundalk.
18:41They don't want structure.
18:43They just want... Just improvise. Just list woodland animals.
18:46Badger. Squirrel. He's so postmodern.
18:48Get out of my room, Grandad. Stop trying to understand the human.
18:50There is no structure.
18:52And, you know, why did the chicken cross the road?
18:54Who cares? Let's welcome it into Ireland. Let's give it a safe space.
18:57No. I'm sick of... I'm sick of chickens crossing the road.
19:00Let's give it a space where it can transition into a turkey safely.
19:04If that's what it wants to be.
19:06Do you know what's weird? Because we're in a pub.
19:08And, you know, that there's a rise of non-drinking amongst this generation.
19:13That's a good thing. I don't miss the image, you know, of women, like,
19:16passed out outside the KFC with chicken nuggets scattered around their sprawled thighs
19:21and, like, a couple of lads going round them like David.
19:23Like a David Atten.
19:25This one's unconscious, Sheamus. Let's take her back.
19:28That's obviously a good thing.
19:30Erm, it's good.
19:31But there's one other thing that's on the rise that I think is interesting.
19:34Because the pub is an environment. I don't know what it's like here,
19:37but back home pubs are closing. Are they closing here as well?
19:39They're closing. We're losing, like, the social...
19:42This is what's so fucking great about this show
19:44is it's bringing to life in a dramatic way
19:46the idea of socialising and gathering and having a lot...
19:49It's fucking dying, Gen Z.
19:51You need to get on it again.
19:52You need to get out of the house, put down the iPad.
19:55We're raising children not to play outside because it's too dangerous.
19:59Don't let them play outside. Why?
20:01Well, in case they discover exploration, independence,
20:03problem-solving, resilience and essential fucking adult skills.
20:06And ironically, leaving them indoors with the iPad,
20:09where the paedophiles actually live, by the way, on the internet.
20:12So we find ourselves in an environment...
20:17APPLAUSE
20:20I don't have...
20:22I don't have a set script, by the way.
20:24I'm sorry. If it feels disjointed, I'm sorry.
20:27I just... I just... I just speak.
20:29I thought I'd fit right in here,
20:30just putting my arm on the bar and doing some storytelling.
20:32LAUGHTER
20:34Anyway, so it's good that you're not drinking,
20:37but we're not connecting either.
20:39And the other thing is that's on the rise here,
20:41and I checked the stats for both countries before I came on.
20:44Celibacy.
20:45People aged 16 to 25 have stopped shagging.
20:48There's an intimacy recession.
20:51They're not... they're not getting together.
20:53They're not forming relationships.
20:54Then when they get to sort of 28, 30,
20:56they're marrying less.
20:57We've got declining birth rates.
20:59Am I the only fucker that can see the obvious link
21:02between the decline of drinking alcohol
21:04and the rise of celibacy?
21:06It's fucking obvious!
21:08Um...
21:10Siobhan and Noel, I don't know how long you've been together.
21:1224 years.
21:1424 years, right?
21:15We don't even need to check, right?
21:17Unless you're Muslim or a recovering addict, Noel,
21:19you were off your tits the first time you got it on.
21:22With Siobhan.
21:23There is no...
21:24There is no...
21:25There is no other way.
21:27There is no...
21:28There is no...
21:29There is no...
21:30There is...
21:31Sorry.
21:32APPLAUSE
21:34Guaranteed.
21:36Well...
21:37We know...
21:42Well, now that's guaranteed then.
21:45I know.
21:46We don't even need to check, Noel.
21:47Do not confirm or do not.
21:48I know for a fact.
21:49You wouldn't even be here tonight.
21:51You never would...
21:52Were it not for alcohol,
21:54you would not have been created.
21:56There'd be an empty space.
21:57There'd be no rose.
21:58Noel would have had to get to the point where I'd go,
22:00I could see two of you.
22:01Can I smash one of you?
22:02It would have been something like that.
22:04Wouldn't it?
22:06It's bang on.
22:08That's it.
22:09Put your chips on my back, Noel.
22:10That's it.
22:11That's it.
22:12I can feel the vinegar on my Chinese tattoo.
22:15Thank you very much.
22:17Good evening.
22:18Thank you very much.
22:19Good evening.
22:20CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
22:22Now, ladies and gentlemen, it's time for one of the greatest quizzes of all time.
22:49It's...
22:50The Parish Quiz!
22:52CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
22:53Every week, we invite two people on and we test their local knowledge to represent the parish in the parish quiz.
22:59And our first parish up today is Nerney in the county of Kildare and representing them is the one and only Tyke Furlong.
23:05What Tyke!
23:06CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
23:08First of all, what a name, Tyke Furlong.
23:12I mean, that must go down a treat around Nerney, does it?
23:15The minute you try to ring someone, they say you're not from half Ireland, are you?
23:19You be ringing them up now, just going, yeah, I'll collect that.
23:22Who is it? Tyke Furlong.
23:23Yeah, good one.
23:24Do they throw you in that extra? Do they get a few freebies around the town?
23:27No, never. The minute you walk in, they say, oh, jeez, you weren't who I was expecting.
23:31You're just as dangerous though, Tyke, I'll tell you.
23:34Tyke, what do you do for work?
23:35Groundworks, drive machines and concrete and all that sort of crap.
23:38Oh, jeez, it's got rough and rearing and tearing and all bollocks and tipping away and rooting.
23:45Hardship.
23:46Absolute hardship, so what's your favourite machine then, of use like?
23:51A digger.
23:52A digger.
23:53Out in the rain.
23:54Oh, jeez.
23:55A digger out in the rain, but she has a, I love when you talk hardship to me Tyke.
24:00Does everyone in Nerney love hardship?
24:03Ah, I'd say 95% of them.
24:06Brilliant stuff, lads. Give it up for Tyke, everyone.
24:13Our second parish from the county of Limerick and representing Khalidi is Aisling Magnar.
24:18How are you?
24:25Aisling, what's the crack? What are you up to?
24:27I'm great delighted to be here.
24:28Brought the whole pecking parish with me by the same door.
24:31Yes, I hope he locked the door on the way I would clean you.
24:33There could be a serious robbery going on this evening.
24:36We're hoping that.
24:37And what are you doing yourself?
24:38I work for the Limerick Leader, the newspaper in Limerick, so.
24:41Very good.
24:42What's in the news these days in Limerick?
24:44Oh, everything and everything.
24:45Nothing but robbery.
24:46What?
24:47What?
24:48What?
24:49No.
24:50I like the Grey County, all goodness.
24:51Well, we heard you had an interest in the old Rose of Tralee yourself.
24:54Hey!
24:56What's this?
24:57What's going on?
24:58I don't know.
24:59We're only about 40 minutes odd from Tralee at home, so we go back every year.
25:02So I recognised a few of the faces when I came in this evening.
25:04And we love it.
25:05And how do you think Caitlyn is doing?
25:06Oh, she's fab.
25:07Caitlyn's a dote.
25:08She's such a good guy.
25:09Great answer.
25:10Roasterly answer.
25:11Yeah.
25:12Great answer.
25:13Oh, 100%.
25:14I feel like that you're straight already.
25:16What a cool lady.
25:17Hold on, lads.
25:18You ready for tonight, though?
25:19Ready, you should go.
25:20Alright, keep it up for Axling Magnar, lads.
25:26Okay, it's time to play the parish quiz.
25:28Clyde, we're starting with Nerdy.
25:29Here we go.
25:30Here's your question.
25:31Hi, Clyde.
25:32Gillian here from the shop.
25:33Can you tell us which local farmer sells us these potatoes?
25:38No, Ty, that's Gillian from the shop.
25:41No need for first names, the shop.
25:44I like how you roll in Nerdy, lads.
25:47Too much hardship to name the shop.
25:49It's just the shop.
25:51Who produces them spuds?
25:53Eh, jeez.
25:55John Byrne.
25:56John Byrne.
25:57Okay, alright.
25:58John Byrne, you say?
25:59Let's find out if you're right.
26:01And the answer is the Byrnes.
26:04Well done, well done.
26:06I'm tight, I'm tight.
26:08I'm tight.
26:09I'm tight.
26:10I'm tight.
26:11I'm tight.
26:12I'm tight.
26:13I'm tight.
26:14I'm tight.
26:15I'm tight.
26:16I'm tight.
26:17I'm tight.
26:18Right, Axling, are you ready?
26:19Ready to go.
26:20Okay, over to Kelly Edie for your question.
26:22Hello, Axling, how are you?
26:27My name is Jim Mulcahy and I want to know what title did I get the night I collected the most money in the Ashworth Tavern in 1997?
26:39What title did that man win by collecting money?
26:45I'd be extradited if I didn't know the answer to this.
26:48Jim is the mayor of Kelly Edie.
26:51Hang on, he's the mayor because he collected money.
26:54Yes, yeah, and that was 1997 and to this day Jim's house is known as the mayor office of Kelly Edie and his signature is Jim the mayor of Kelly Edie.
27:02Are you saying a politician bought their way into power?
27:06I don't believe it.
27:08I don't believe it.
27:09I don't believe it.
27:10I don't believe it.
27:11I don't believe it.
27:12So Jim is the mayor.
27:13The mayor of Kelly Edie.
27:14Let's go back to Big Jim and find out.
27:16In 1997, it was the Lord Mayor of Kelly Edie.
27:29Right, Ty, ready for more hardship?
27:31Yeah.
27:32Here's your next question.
27:35Hi Ty, my question for you.
27:37What's the name of this burger?
27:39It was discontinued because it was too hard to eat.
27:42No.
27:43Ty, no better man for it Ty, I'd say.
27:48Between you, is that your dad?
27:49It is indeed, yes.
27:50I didn't manage it.
27:51Now, let me tell you what's on the first.
27:53A quarter pounder patty, a chicken fillet, donor meat, bacon, a fried egg, one fresh underring, melted cheddar cheese, fried onions, chopped lettuce, layer between five, five burger buns.
28:04No wonder did this continue.
28:06It's still as we're just dropping our own nerves.
28:09Right Ty, what do you reckon that burger was called?
28:12That burger was called Bog Man's Burger.
28:14The Bog Man's Burger.
28:17Let's find out if you're right Ty.
28:18And the answer is the Bog Monster Burger.
28:22We can't give it.
28:23It's the Bog Monster not the Bog Man.
28:24They've been very specific.
28:25I feel like I'm on the chase.
28:29Half a pint is over you.
28:44What does that say above that?
28:46Half a pint.
28:47What does that say about that?
28:48A half a pint.
28:49What does that say, read it?
28:50I'm not.
28:51Read it.
28:52What's it say?
28:53Two Johnnies.
28:54What's it say?
28:55Two Johnnies.
28:56The two Johnnies late-night locking.
28:57Good woman?
28:58Yeah.
28:59What's your own name?
29:00Jessica.
29:01Jessica.
29:02It doesn't say Jessica's late-night locking.
29:03No.
29:04Good woman, Jessica.
29:05Behave yourself.
29:06Security.
29:07OK, Aisling, let's go back to Khalid Eve for your next question.
29:13Hi, Aisling.
29:16Margaret and Mike here.
29:17We're here in the shop in Nahida.
29:19And Margaret has a question for you.
29:21Aisling, what year did my mother open the shop?
29:28Now, that is Khalidi's Posh and Bex, Margaret and Mike.
29:33Oh, God.
29:34In what year did Margaret's mother open the shop?
29:36Like, I think it's the 50s.
29:38Or between 53 and 54.
29:40Go on, give it a go.
29:4154?
29:431954.
29:44OK, let's go back to Dexter's laboratory and find out.
29:47Oh, gosh.
29:48And the answer is...
29:501953.
29:51Ohhhh!
29:52That's your goal.
29:53Unlucky, unlucky.
29:54It's a draw, lads, which means we need a tiebreaker.
30:06Right, can we get Davey Russell to give us a hand with this tiebreaker?
30:08Davey Russell.
30:09Jump in here, Dave.
30:10This is in this item.
30:11This is a tough quiz, lads.
30:12It is a tough quiz.
30:13Well, you see, you're not from those parishes, Davey.
30:14I'm not.
30:151953 and 1954, do you know what I mean?
30:16No.
30:17OK, lads.
30:18So, our question is, Davey Russell, champion jockey, all his life had to be on top of his
30:31weight in order to race.
30:32Our question is, now he's retired, what weight is he?
30:34What weight is he?
30:35Oh, you don't have a weight in Tyge.
30:37Do you have a weight, kids?
30:38No, please.
30:39Tyge and Nerney, to the nearest kg, what weight would you say, Davey?
30:43He's laying him up and down.
30:44What's your reckon, Tyge?
30:48His hindquarters are...
30:50Have a good look at him now.
30:55What would you put on him, Tyge?
30:57Ehhh...
30:58Shhh.
30:5988kg.
31:0088kg.
31:0188kg.
31:0288kg.
31:03What's that in all money?
31:04I don't know.
31:05I don't know what that is in all money, yeah?
31:0788kg.
31:08Ashley?
31:09Oh, it's pure shat in the deck.
31:10I'd say 85kg.
31:12OK, she's went for a little less than 85.
31:15Well, here's the moment of the truth, Davey Johnson.
31:17We're back in the weigh room.
31:19Oh, I mean, like, with or without clothes?
31:22We'll be back after the break.
31:23We'll be back after the break.
31:24We'll be back after the break.
31:25We'll be back after the break.
31:26We'll be back close.
31:27We'll be back close.
31:28Oh, just hop up a minute, she'll work away.
31:29Will she?
31:30Yeah, OK.
31:31Including the boots.
31:3288kg, which means Tyge is the winner.
31:37.
31:38Now, here is the moment of the truth, OK?
31:49In one of these envelopes is an all-expenses-paid trip to Las Vegas.
31:54.
31:56Now, also in there, OK, is a bag of spuds from the shop.
32:02.
32:05I don't know what you're going to take, Tyge.
32:06What's it going to be?
32:07In one of them is the trip to Vegas and the other is the bag of spuds.
32:09We're going with this one.
32:10You're going with that one closest to you.
32:11OK, Tyge.
32:12Open her up and let us know.
32:14Dead right, bless yourself.
32:15I can be fingers crossed for you, Tyge.
32:16Hold it up to the camera.
32:17What have you got?
32:18What's it going to be?
32:19A bag of spuds.
32:20.
32:21.
32:22Now, still to come, we'll be chatting to Russell Cain.
32:31We'll have more from Rosa Trelik, Caitlin Cummins,
32:33music to come from Dan McCabe and loads more crack.
32:35Put on the kettle.
32:36We'll see you in a few minutes.
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32:48.
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33:00.
33:03Welcome back to the St Johnny's Late Night Lock-In!
33:11How are you, lad? I'm so excited, lad. I tell you, I've just bought a new house.
33:15It's amazing. I love absolutely everything about my new house.
33:17What sort is it? I've got a semi.
33:19Yeah, I can see that, but what kind of house is it?
33:21Just semi-detached!
33:23Oh, right, sorry. Get on with the show, come on.
33:25Right, lads, in the bar tonight is the one and only Rosa Tralee.
33:28Give it up for her! Cailin Cummins is here, lad!
33:31Let's go out of the shot, let's go down.
33:33Two Rosa Tralee, look!
33:35Sorry, Mammy, can I skip you in?
33:38I don't know if I need this or...
33:40Oh, thank you. Thank you very much.
33:42No, that's definitely appropriate.
33:43Are you enjoying the show so far?
33:44I am indeed. Oh my God, brilliant night. Brilliant night, yeah.
33:46OK, now, a lot of people, including myself,
33:48don't know what the Rosa Tralee actually does
33:50over the year that you had a rose.
33:52So, can I just ask, have you met Daniel O'Donnell?
33:55I have.
33:56Have you been in the Farmer's Journal? I have.
33:58Did you meet the Taoiseach? Oh, yeah, today.
34:00Yeah, did you? Yeah.
34:02OK, have you been in a tractor run? I have.
34:04Have you visited a nursing home in Abbey Leakes? I have.
34:06Have you been welly throwing? Yeah.
34:09Have you presented medals in Bally Ragget? I have.
34:12Have you been on the Two Johnnies Late Night Locker? I have indeed.
34:14You're the Rosa Tralee.
34:15Yay!
34:16Now, one of the many interesting things about you is that you must be the first Rosa Tralee ever who is an apprentice electrician.
34:27Yeah.
34:28Do the people you work with, the lads treat you differently now you come back into work on Monday as the Rose?
34:32They couldn't give a shit.
34:34Oh my god, no, when I came back to work after the Monday after Tralee, like, it was half an hour of questions, straight back to work.
34:42I got my new car, I was like, oh, new car is nice. That was it. That was it.
34:46That was it.
34:47Into it. That was it.
34:48So, if you get a call, being like, oh, there's a job at the weekend, are you asking, is this a sash job or a cash job?
34:55Ooh.
34:57Probably most, more than likely, a rose job.
35:00A rose job these days. Yeah, more than likely, yeah.
35:01Okay, okay, very good.
35:02And we heard that at the ploughing, you were doing a bit of judging.
35:05I was indeed, yes.
35:06What were you judging?
35:07I was judging the young Irish rural rising stars.
35:11Right.
35:12And while you've been judged, did you enjoy doing a bit of judging?
35:15Oh, I did, yeah.
35:16Yeah, it was great.
35:17Well, would you like to do some more?
35:18I'd love to.
35:19Okay, you're in luck, because tonight we are looking for Mr Lockin and we need a judge.
35:24Oh.
35:25You up for it?
35:26Yep.
35:27Alright, I'll hand you over to Johnny number one, Johnny Smacks.
35:29Here we go, lads. Welcome to Mr Lockin.
35:31Up here, I have three fine gentlemen looking to be crowned Mr Lockin.
35:35Number one, what's your name, where are you from?
35:37Simon from Navin.
35:38You're Simon from Navin, okay.
35:40And you know there's always a talent around in these things, so what is your talent, Simon from Navin?
35:44I can put my fist in my mouth.
35:46You can put your fist in your mouth?
35:48Yeah.
35:49Would we like to see that, lads?
35:52Simon, take it away, here we go.
35:55Yes!
35:56I would offer to shake your hand, but I'll...
36:10Okay, I've got number two here with me. Number two, what's your name, where are you from?
36:13My name is Cian and I'm from Kill, just outside Nice.
36:15Cian from Kill, okay. And what is your talent, Cian?
36:18I can do a little bit of fast maths.
36:20Fast maths?
36:21Mm.
36:22Okay, right, this could come in handy. What sort of fast maths are we talking about?
36:24If you go two digit numbers by two digit numbers, I can give you the answer quick enough.
36:28Okay. Multiplication kind of?
36:29Yeah, yeah.
36:30Alright, okay, right, have we got a sum for Cian here? Let's test them out. Come out this way, Cian, don't be hiding them.
36:34I need two digit numbers by two digit numbers, you call it.
36:3626 multiplied by 98.
36:4026 by 98, Cian.
36:442, 5, 4, 8.
36:46John, you've got the calculator?
36:47This is the RT calculator, it's all just zero.
36:51But I can confirm he is right!
36:53Yeah!
36:56Okay.
36:57One more, one more.
36:58One more, one more.
36:59One more, one more.
37:0065 by 89.
37:0365 by 89, Cian.
37:055785.
37:08That's impressive!
37:13Keep the phone on, Cian.
37:14Keep it going.
37:15Give it up for Cian!
37:19Alright, we've got number three here.
37:20Hello.
37:21What's your name, where are you from?
37:22I'm Finn from Monaghan.
37:23Finn from Monaghan.
37:24Brilliant.
37:26Good Monaghan crowd in tonight.
37:28They're here.
37:29They want to see your talent, Finn.
37:30What is it?
37:31My talent is that I can do a handstand while saying,
37:34I am cheese in eight languages.
37:36Right.
37:37Would you like to see it, everyone?
37:38Yeah!
37:39Right, here it is, lads.
37:40Right, through the stage.
37:41Right, begin.
37:42I'll hold the wallet for you.
37:45Of course we will.
37:46Mm-hmm.
37:49Oh, and it's gone.
37:50I am cheese.
37:53I'm Misha melodgested.
37:54I have a new Sunday, I have a newplan,
37:56I have électине, I have a new nutricanes,
37:57I have Excitation.
37:58And I see you.
38:00Yeah-ah!
38:02Mr. Locken could be back for another season, Caitlin, what do you think?
38:09Impressive, but if you say you can do a handstand and you're doing it up against the wall, you're not really doing a handstand.
38:15It can say I'm cheese in eight languages, the more you want.
38:21It comes down to this, who are you going to crown as Mr. Locken with this amazing sash?
38:28You get one of mine.
38:30OK, here we go, it's up to you.
38:32Who is it going to be?
38:34It's going to be you, I think.
38:36Oh, quick maths!
38:48Give it up for your 20-25.
38:50Mr. Locken, give it up for all our contestants, take a rise.
38:54There you go, thank you Finn, fair play.
38:58Do you know what?
39:00This show never ceases to amaze me.
39:02And lads, give it up for the rose, it's Raleigh, Helen Cummings!
39:06Now, let's find out who our next guest is.
39:12Yes, we head over to Seamus the Sheep.
39:14Who's it going to be, Seamus?
39:16Seamus is on the way, he's galloping.
39:18Whoa, Seamus, slow down.
39:20Our mate Shane, James McLean or Russell Kane?
39:24He's going for John McLean.
39:26I hope it's not John McLean.
39:28It's Russell Kane!
39:30CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
39:40What's going on?
39:42How are you, man?
39:43I'm very, very happy with that result.
39:45Yeah. Very happy.
39:46You're on fire up there.
39:47I'm glad Rain Man won.
39:49There was no way she was going to choose someone
39:51that could put his fist in his body.
39:53No woman's looking for that.
39:54Quite a talent.
39:55You never know.
39:56Yeah.
39:57Welcome to Ireland.
39:59You've been here plenty of times, you obviously like Ireland.
40:00Yeah, I've been here about four times this year for various things.
40:02I'm always popping over, so I live right next to Manchester Airport
40:04so I can just nick across and poke round and that.
40:06OK, well, I want to try something if I can.
40:08Lads, do you mind me asking you, what age do you think Russell is?
40:12Be kind.
40:13I could get in trouble for this.
40:14Go on, have a guess.
40:1530.
40:16Lads, what do you reckon?
40:1735.
40:1836, 30.
40:19Russell, what age are you?
40:2050.
40:21What?!
40:22Yeah, 50.
40:23How are you doing that?
40:2450.
40:2550.
40:26You're 50?
40:27Yeah, I just turned 50 in IB.
40:28Oh, I went to IB for my birthday.
40:29Oh, proper!
40:30I'm at 23.55, we left the hotel for Universe.
40:33I turned legally 50 on the way there, straight in the VIP,
40:37had it till 6am.
40:38It was wicked.
40:39Russell, we've got a photo of you.
40:40Now, this is either Ibiza or the clown, I'm not sure.
40:43It could be either.
40:44That's straight off your phone.
40:46He sent you that in conference, Johnny.
40:49He broke his forearm looking at that.
40:51Now, it all looks a bit snug there, Russell.
40:54Could you not get a bigger hat?
40:56It was for a prank and then my wife snapped that off.
41:00Now, it was about 15 years ago, I started to get a bit tired
41:03and I thought, you know what, I like this age, sort of 35,
41:05how can I stay here?
41:06So, I experimented with all the normal stuff, diet and exercise,
41:10went down the shop, got my burnt potatoes.
41:12And I really, I really, I started to think about what I was eating.
41:16I trained like a boxer, really.
41:18I was speaking to Dave earlier and my life is like a sports person,
41:21really, because my, not tonight, I was very relaxed.
41:23What I was doing is different to what I do on stage.
41:25This is you relaxed?
41:26It was.
41:27Well, I'm normally, I do 800 calories on stage.
41:30It's really, very frenetic, very, lots of energy.
41:33And I thought, I was just getting unfit.
41:35So, I just got into how can I optimise my fitness, food, diet
41:38and then I started experimenting with weird and wonderful supplements.
41:41It's working.
41:42And at first, all my friends were like, hey, what a load of shite,
41:44you know, snake oil.
41:46Now, they're all like, they're all old men.
41:47One's got a stent, erectile dysfunction, they're fucked.
41:50Good fun in the pizza with them.
41:52I'm still going like a sewing machine in a power surgeon.
41:55As well as training, looking after yourself, you love animals as well.
42:00You've written a book, Pet Selector.
42:02Do you want to tell us about that?
42:03It's for kids, it's for like seven to eleven-year-olds.
42:06It's like a cat and dog breed guide for children.
42:08I went, I was at this publisher's pitch and they switched the Zoom on
42:11and I had all these ideas that I thought were clever.
42:13My cat was on the, my lap.
42:15And I thought, what type of cat is that?
42:16And I was just being funny, like bringing the breed to life.
42:18And they went, write that, so I did.
42:20It's a bloody best-seller, yeah.
42:22Unbelievable, congratulations.
42:23Unbelievable, best-seller, yeah.
42:25Well...
42:27So, you can match the animal per...
42:32The personality of an animal to what kind of person they should be with.
42:35It's not date or relate again with animals, is it?
42:37It kind of is.
42:38It's a rural and Irish version.
42:39We're back to leash.
42:41There's two Jack Russells.
42:43We're wondering if you could describe, we've got an animal here for you.
42:47Yeah.
42:48This is Goujon, who is a five-year-old golden retriever.
42:51I mean, what kind of person owns a Goujon?
42:54Well, the person who should own a golden retriever is someone that likes to walk
42:58and someone who's active.
42:59Because a lot of dogs are rehomed because people get a cockapoo and they live in a
43:02fucking flat in Dublin or something.
43:04So I would think a quite active person that likes walking.
43:07Yeah.
43:08We've got another dog for you here.
43:09Yeah.
43:10This is Ted Hastings, who's a four-year-old golden doodle.
43:13Yeah.
43:14You know, what kind of a person owns him?
43:16Well, that would probably be an old lady or an elderly gay man.
43:19Great.
43:20We can tell you there are two dogs.
43:23Nailed it.
43:24Well, the question is, which Johnny owns which dog?
43:29Oh.
43:30Who's been doing more walking?
43:34It's impossible to tell, isn't it?
43:37Golden retriever.
43:38Yeah.
43:39That's my Goujon.
43:40Yeah, golden doodle.
43:41I am, of course.
43:42He's going to one.
43:43He's going to one.
43:44I am, of course, a heavenly gamer.
43:46He's going to be doing nothing.
43:47APPLAUSE
43:49Hello.
43:50Hello.
43:51It's true, though.
43:53On a serious note, most of the dogs in the shelters are re-homed
43:56because people can't be arsed to walk them.
43:58Yeah.
43:59When I came to Ireland, when I was dating this girl,
44:01they thought I was fucking mental.
44:03Because, obviously, in London, we have all our animals in the homes.
44:05They fucking filmed me for the Guinness in Clough
44:07and I was out, like, playing with a dog in the field.
44:10It didn't even have a name.
44:11What's its name?
44:12It doesn't have a name.
44:13It just works.
44:14And I was, like, petting the cows and shit.
44:16LAUGHTER
44:17What's this one called?
44:18It's 247.
44:19He'll be dead on Wednesday.
44:20He'll be dead on Wednesday.
44:21And then the Nana.
44:22Just go, we've eaten a fucking Sunday roast like that,
44:24but the grandparents continue to feed you here, don't they?
44:27Yeah.
44:28I locked myself in the room.
44:29There's fucking soda bread coming under the door.
44:31LAUGHTER
44:32I was like...
44:33I'd left with diabetes by the wicked time.
44:35LAUGHTER
44:36Did you enjoy the Irish pub experience, then?
44:38I travelled all around.
44:39I didn't just stick to the obvious bits.
44:40We were all around Connemara.
44:42I did wild camping on Inish Boffin.
44:44I went up to the Aran Isles.
44:45I went everywhere, man.
44:46I fucking love this place.
44:47Everywhere you go, people are so friendly at first.
44:50Yeah.
44:51Because you're English, it's nerve-wracking,
44:52because everyone's fucking horrible back home.
44:53LAUGHTER
44:54If they're talking to you,
44:55they're normally going to steal from you or stab you.
44:57And it's the same gig in here as well,
44:59because you'll go on stage.
45:01It's like tonight, man.
45:02No-one came to this pub to see me,
45:03but when you get an Irish audience,
45:05they will always give you the benefit of the tap down.
45:08They'll give you the push-off.
45:09Even, like, the me and the miserable old man,
45:11it's not my cup of tea, but, you know, fair play.
45:13LAUGHTER
45:14Whereas the London audience would be like,
45:15let's see what you got, dickhead.
45:17LAUGHTER
45:18I often think I'm Nick Grimshaw anyway, so I don't mind.
45:20LAUGHTER
45:22Right, well, speaking of being in Irish pubs,
45:25we've got a camera down in Port Leash,
45:27up front of a bit of Dating or Related.
45:29Yeah!
45:30I love this guy.
45:31OK, let's head back to the home of Dating or Related.
45:33It is Leash.
45:34We're in Port Leash.
45:35We're in the Vibe bar.
45:36Who do we fancy, lads?
45:37Who are we going to zoom in on?
45:38Who are we going to get that camera in?
45:39OK.
45:40The white one, love.
45:41OK, Davy Russell is directing.
45:43Here we go.
45:44These two are having the right conversation,
45:45you know.
45:46No, go back further.
45:47Oh, here we go.
45:48Here we go.
45:49Oh, lads.
45:50Don't say, Atten,
45:51but nod your head
45:52if you're up for playing a game on the two Johnnies.
45:54Yes, mate.
45:55OK, what do we reckon, lads?
45:58They were very close.
46:00Kaelin, do you know them?
46:01Kaelin doesn't know them,
46:02they could be outsiders.
46:04Ross, what do you reckon?
46:06Oh, Expelliarmus.
46:16I think they do look a little bit alike again.
46:19They could be.
46:20I'm going to double down and go Related.
46:22I think they're Related too.
46:23We're dating.
46:24We're dating.
46:25OK, they're all saying Related.
46:26Well, let's prove it, lads.
46:27Are you dating or are you Related?
46:28We're dating.
46:29We're dating.
46:30We're dating.
46:39Lads, can you put your hands together
46:40for everybody down at Port Leach?
46:41Yay!
46:42It's so bad.
46:43OK, I'll tell you what, let's calm it down, lads.
46:47We've got a treat.
46:48We have got an absolute treat for you at home
46:50and for everybody in the bar as well.
46:51I can't wait.
46:52I've been waiting all night for this.
46:53It's time for some music from the wonderful Dan McCabe.
46:56Yay!
46:57CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
47:00Thank you so much.
47:02Such as we gather in the chapel here in Old Main on Jail.
47:06Gather in the chapel here in the main home jail
47:13I think about the last few weeks
47:19Oh, will they say we fade from the stories
47:24They have told us we must earn liberty
47:30Well, all I want in this dark place
47:36Is the heart you hate me
47:39Oh, grace, just hold me in your arms
47:47And let this moment linger
47:51You'll take me out the dark and I will die
47:57With all my love
48:02I place this wedding ring
48:05Upon your finger
48:08There won't be time
48:11To share your love
48:13For me the same
48:16Oh, grace, just hold me in your arms
48:24And let this moment linger
48:27They'll take me out the dark and I will die
48:34With all my love
48:39I place this wedding ring
48:42Upon your finger
48:45There won't be time
48:48To share our love
48:50For we will say goodbye
48:54There won't be time
48:59To share our love
49:02For we will say goodbye
49:08Absolutely unbelievable from Dan McCabe
49:28Nobody does it better in an Irish pub than those Irish lads
49:30Give it up one more time for Dan McCabe
49:32Nice
49:36Unfortunately, that's all we have time for
49:40Thank you to all our guests
49:41To the Rosa Tralee, Caitlin Cummins
49:43To Dan McCabe, Davey Russell
49:44And he's still in no relation
49:45Russell Kane
49:46Have a great night
49:51We'll see you again
49:51Find yourselves
49:52Good luck
49:53Good night
49:53Good night
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