Charlie Weston

you know, they know now who you are because they got the details of the Revolut accounts when the High Court, you know, told the supplier to hand these over.

This is a way of getting out of it without any consequence.

But, you know, it'll be worrying for some people.

Others just won't care and they'll just say, you know, I don't care.

But look, it's not just Sky here.

We're also talking about Clubber.

We're talking about Clubber TV, League of Ireland TV, LOI TV and GAA Plus, plus Premier Sports.

they're all mentioned in the letter that was sent to these 200 people saying cease and desist.

You know, and you have certain sympathy with LOI TV and GA Plus, you know, these are small organisations compared to the Premier League and they have subscription-based models and they just see it as piracy.

Others have very strong views that too much has been charged by Sky and that's part of their model maybe and, you know, they don't feel any compunction about using a dodgy box to get an illegal stream, if you like.

It's gone up a lot, but it's not, it hasn't kept pace with, you know, if you're on a minimum wage, you're really going to struggle to rent somewhere to pay for groceries.

You know, I don't, you know, I don't think that's a great idea.

Well, they can do, but I mean, my understanding is from talking to economists is, you know, people's pay, it's an expensive country, people's pay hasn't increased sufficiently to meet the bills and people are stretched out.

Some good news, Matt.

You know, we've seen...

Last month, Bank of Ireland, they raised interest rates on one of their savings products.

And today, PTSB have brought out a new variable deposit account.

It's called a 32-day notice account with a variable rate of 1.25.

Now, they're saying that is the best among the pillar banks in the country.

And, you know, you can take it out if you give them 32 days notice without any penalty whatsoever.