Ciarán

That what you're saying is local people shouldn't be allowed to live in their local area if somebody like me who has nothing to do with that area has a nice view.

Let me bring, sorry, Teresa, because there's so many people getting in touch.

I want to bring Pat in because Pat's been waiting and listening to this as well.

0818715815.

Pat, can you see where David is coming from?

51551 the number if you want to get in touch by text or as always give me a call on 0818715815 and if you're just joining us we're talking about and discussing and debating the proposals from government to relax planning laws in rural Ireland to make it easier for people from rural areas who grew up in those areas and want to live in those areas and have land or family land to build on it Bernard is on the line Bernard do you think we should relax the planning laws?

And where, I'm sorry, I'm burning, and where he was farmed, as you said, he has a herd number.

And those homes you mentioned, you know, people coming in from outside, are they holiday homes?

Are they empty most of the time?

So what will he do?

Can he build somewhere else on the farm?

Okay, so it's either the road or the heather or some other problem.

And have you, Bernard, then...

seen the consequence locally?

Just in terms of the community that you live in.

You know, you've got this proliferation of holiday homes, but local people not being able to build.

Have you seen a dip in the local population?

So you're then beyond Clifton on the way out to Omi Island.

Yeah.

Covetous part of the world, I'd say, for people who want to build a big holiday home.