Patrick Kielty

THE Tommy Tiernan Show viewers have all praised Patrick Kielty on his "powerful" interview.The comedian's father Jack was tragically killed at the age.

I found it difficult." "And I genuinely thought that I had. He said: "Whenever he was killed, it wasn’t normal. "I think that what’s happened over a period of time is that the stuff you deal with, when it comes to grief and trauma, when it comes to forgetting about it, it gets bad press. The presenter said: "But at the time, I thought I was ok. I know that now.

The Tommy Tiernan Show was back on our screens once again tonight and the presenter was first joined by fellow comedian and TV personality Patrick Kielty ...

Sometimes you have to bury it and keep the wheels moving and put one foot in front of the other." "Tommy Tiernan and Patrick Kielty in conversation on my telly……..Will anything top this in 2023…? But at the time, I thought I was ok." "And I genuinely thought that I had. "So the one thing I didn't want to do was make a big deal of that. I think that I thought I was dealing with it.

The show also heard from the recipient of the world's first double-arm transplant and the couple behind the Daly Dish spoke about the newest member of their ...

The one thing that I didn't want to do was I didn't want to make a big deal of that. But the problem was if you are an addict, you don't get a liver transplant. “At the time, I thought I was okay. That's the brain and the human heart’s way of saying to you ‘we haven't forgot about this, chuck that in the minutes of the meeting, we'll come back to that. Gretarsson told Tiernan that he became addicted to drugs after his amputation and later underwent two liver transplants. “You were part of a community that was telling you, ‘you boys have to look after your mother’ and ‘you are men’,” he recalled.

"It's a lot easier to sing a rebel song about a united Ireland than to not sing it to have it."

"If you look at two peoples in the North who were polar opposites and wanted each other dead and you have to compromise to live. That's going to come down here... [READ NEXT - Wolfe Tones frontman Brian Warfield comes out in support of Irish women's team](https://www.buzz.ie/news/irish-news/wolfe-tones-irish-womens-team-28224453) [READ NEXT - Birmingham City speak to Irish players over pro-IRA chant in Hampden dressing room](https://www.buzz.ie/sport/birmingham-irish-players-ira-chant-28264596) [READ NEXT - Wolfe Tones frontman hits out at DUP for stirring up controversy over 'up the Ra' lyrics](https://www.buzz.ie/news/irish-news/wolfe-tones-frontman-hits-out-27760673) [being belted out at Dublin Airport](https://www.buzz.ie/news/irish-news/pro-ira-chant-dublin-airport-28252230) and [Leinster Rugby forced to apologise](https://www.buzz.ie/sport/leinster-apologise-celtic-symphony-rds-28855617) after the song was played out over the PA system at the RDS only two weeks ago. [Vera Pauw](https://www.buzz.ie/sport/vera-pauw-dressing-room-song-28217710) and the FAI immediately issued a statement of apology. [Tommy Tiernan](https://www.buzz.ie/all-about/tommy-tiernan) discussing his experience living in [Northern Ireland](https://www.buzz.ie/all-about/northern-ireland), including the tragic killing of his father in the late 1980s.

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