During the United Nations General Assembly week in New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin were documented in a video while traveling on the city's subway system. The footage captured the two officials interacting in a casual setting, moving away from the formal atmosphere typically associated with diplomatic meetings.

In the video, the two leaders participated in a game of bingo and engaged in the Irish cultural practice known as 'splitting the G.' This term refers to the act of drinking a pint of stout in a way that the level of the drink lands exactly on the line of the 'G' in the Guinness logo. The interaction served as a lighthearted moment during a week otherwise dominated by high-level international policy discussions and diplomatic summits.

While the video provided a glimpse into the informal side of the meeting, it did not detail any specific policy discussions or formal agreements reached between the Mayor and the Prime Minister. The event highlights the trend of political figures utilizing social media to present a more accessible, humanized image to the public during major international events.