00:13It's a special occasion, isn't it?
00:28It's a really incredible thing, the oldest Irish club in the United Kingdom, that's something, isn't it?
00:34I'm so proud that it's right here in my constituency, and I visited during the by-election, you might remember,
00:43and you gave me such a welcome here.
00:45It was a Monday morning, but I may have had a pint of Guinness, I think, because it made me
00:50good, yeah, the media now and all that, which...
00:54Only one, thank you.
00:55Thanks for the rest of the week.
00:58Yeah, exactly.
01:00It was so warm, and everything you've just said, Tom, was so true, you know, the spirit of welcome and
01:06the friendliness.
01:06I just said to the Taoiseach, it is like a piece of Ireland, isn't it, right here in Ashton, and
01:12that comes through.
01:14The Prime Minister and I are working together to continue to cement and strengthen the relationship between Britain and Ireland,
01:22and also, you know, when we're close neighbours, it's very important that we develop that enduring friendship in a world,
01:29which is very, very uncertain.
01:31And when many people are doing many bad things, I think we have to play to our strength here.
01:35And a club like this, the oldest Irish club in Britain, the Brown Brew Club, great name, of course, but
01:42also, you are always a home from home.
01:45So I asked the Queen and I asked them, thank you very well.
01:45OK, I'm going to get to something called the George and I Dohtang.
01:45Auf Dawn is the moment.
01:45So do a few of bits on the show above.
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