School Days Over

In this episode, the lads look back at what it was like going to school as Irish Londoners.

From Catholic schools to Church of England, we talk about the differences, the characters and the things that just felt normal at the time. We also get into the English and Irish habits we picked up along the way and how the two cultures blended without us even realising.

We also look back on the teachers and dinner ladies we remember fondly, the ones who stood out and the small moments that have stayed with us over the years.

The everyday experiences that shaped and looking back now, it probably sounds mad… but to us, it was just life.

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In this episode the lads sit down with Mick Lynch to talk about what it means to be an Irish Londoner.

Sitting between our generation and our parents, Mick gives a different perspective on growing up in London and how life has changed over the years. From his early experiences to what Ireland has always meant to him, it’s a conversation full of stories, insight and a few familiar themes along the way.

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In this episode the lads look back at what it was like growing up in an Irish Londoners house.

From drinking pints of milk and going with your dad to work, to being left in the car and weekends spent around GAA pitches. A time when drink driving and no seat belts were just part of life, we relive the routines, the freedom and the little things that felt completely normal back then.

We didn’t know any different, it was just the way it was!

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