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Title: Five minutes with... June Rodgers
As June Rodgers embarks on her first nationwide tour, she take “five minutes” with Irish Country Living.
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My first job was: Working in a newsagent’s in Tallaght from eight o’clock in the morning until six o’clock in the evening, Monday to Saturday. At the end of the week I was handed a 10 shilling note. I cried all the way home because I thought I’d get a fiver. Needless to say, I didn’t last long.
My first crush was: David Cassidy. I had a picture of him I had pulled out of Jackie Magazine and carefully stuck over my bed. Many a long conversation was had with that picture as I regaled him with songs sung into my Denman brush.
The person who most inspires me is: My dad. He taught me not to be afraid of hard work. Live within your means and always do the right thing. He always said: “Treat people as you would like them to treat you.”
The book I can read again and again is: The phonebook. Loads of really interesting characters, hard to follow at times.
The song that makes me feel 16 is: Puppy Love by the Osmonds. I thought it was the best song ever. I suppose they were the One Direction of my generation
My guilty pleasure is: Relaxing in the evening by the fire with an old black and white movie and a nice bottle of wine.
My signature dish is: I make a great pork and mustard casserole.
My favourite film is: Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Movie. Because I’m in it. They needed a bit of eye candy – that’s why I got the call.
My favourite place to escape from it all is: London. I love seeing the latest shows, doing a bit of shopping and meeting friends for a bite to eat. I love people watching, especially in Covent Garden.
The radio show I wake up to is: I listen to the lovely John Murray Show in the morning.
My favourite joke is: The wife asked me to take her somewhere she had never been – so I took her into the kitchen.
My make-up essential is: A trowel.
June Rodgers continues her tour in Galway Town Hall on 12 June, Mullingar Arts Centre on 13 June, the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin, on 14 June and Lime Tree Theatre, Limerick, on 15 June, featuring her greatest stage hits including Jacinta O’Brien, Elvis... In Rialto and Oliver Bond. See
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