Brendan O'Connor

Yeah.

Camille, as an economist, would you have any observations on what was the culture of excellence in Arsenal that got them their first premiership in what, 20, more than 20 years and that nearly got them victory last night?

OK, so come here.

When someone gets into one of the new modern cars now, does the car know who's getting in?

Great.

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Zara, briefly, the classic Irish film The Field is on tonight on RT1 at 9.30 for anyone who hasn't seen it or who wants to watch it again.

Oh my God, and the car sucks everything out of their phone as well.

I never thought of it like that.

And now you weren't you weren't a kind of a miserable young person either.

You had a fairly good time in your late teens, early 20s, like I'd say bordering on like a hedonistic enough kind of lifestyle.

Okay, that's the field that's on tonight at 9.30, so set your recorder maybe for that.

Okay, so you think in the case of Arsenal, one man, potentially.

Do you think now that was connected to mental health issues or was it just who you were and you were having a good time?

John, while Connemara is a two-parter starting on RT1 this evening at 6.30pm, this is right up your sleeve.

Okay, okay.

Let's get into slightly more fractious soccer matters.

Oisín, you were looking at Eoin O'Malley in the Sunday Independent.

EU action against Israel would be a far wiser course than the Occupied Territories Bill, but what he talks about a good bit in this piece is the football matches between Ireland and Israel.

Okay, so look, a lot of people are going to be fine with all that.