Barra Roantree

It doesn't have to be.

No, no, no.

On the saving side, it will inevitably.

Because the only people who save enough to be able to invest are people in the top half.

Yeah, we're essentially talking about the area in Dublin between the Liffey and the Grand Canal, that kind of tight bit of the inner city, bounded by, say, Clembrassel Street as well as you're coming in.

And so a lot of people would know it.

You come into Houston Station, you're coming into this out west inner city, right?

And then up to St.

James's Gate Brewery, taking in even James's Hospital and where the new Children's Hospital is going to be.

So I think a mixture of both.

But what's really kind of quite striking is that that's almost unique in Ireland.

It's the lowest rate of any urban area to have a number of kids not going to secondary school in the area.

And, you know, it's even beyond most rural areas as well.

It's just very, very different.

And it's also strikingly different from a primary level.

At primary level, you don't see this.

You see pretty much it looks like every other place that kids go to school in the area.

But then it's not the case at secondary level.

So there's a few things going on there.

One is that there's not very many schools.