'I said to Aidan when we first met: What do you want in this relationship? He said: For you to talk less' - Camille O'Sullivan

"It's 2.30am in Piccadilly, London. Richard ­Corrigan climbs on to his scooter and prepares to drive home to Muswell Hill. But not before waving goodbye to Camille O'Sullivan. The famous chef and restaurateur from Co Meath honks his horn as he goes. Fifteen minutes later, the singer from Cork gets on a bus to her sister Vicky's house in Mile End. It is the end to a truly bizarre and ­beautiful night in London."

"On a rainy night in Soho, with a cameo from Richard Corrigan, the performer on her anxieties and life with Aidan Gillen It's 2.30am in Piccadilly, London. Richard ­Corrigan climbs on to his scooter and prepares to drive home to Muswell Hill. But not before waving goodbye to Camille O'Sullivan. The famous chef and restaurateur from Co Meath honks his horn as he goes."

It is 2.30am in Piccadilly, London, during a rainy night in Soho. Richard Corrigan climbs onto his scooter and prepares to drive home to Muswell Hill, honking his horn as he waves goodbye to Camille O'Sullivan. Camille O'Sullivan, the singer from Cork, leaves the scene fifteen minutes later and gets on a bus to her sister Vicky's house in Mile End. The night is described as truly bizarre and beautiful. The performer mentions anxieties and life with Aidan Gillen. The evening includes a cameo from Richard Corrigan and ends with solitary travel across London.

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