Ciarán

Look, even if there was an issue in the playground, as far as I know, rats are not literate.

So as you say, have a sticker on the rocks and an email out to everybody in the estate.

Somebody saw a rat near the playground.

We don't like doing this, but there's rat poison down.

Don't touch the rocks with a massive yellow sticker on them that say rat poison.

And problem solved.

Yeah, well, listen, we put all of that as well to the management company and what we've got back is just that it did happen and they've gotten rid of the traps.

If they provide any more answers to those questions, we'll bring them to you.

Brian, thanks a million for joining us.

Back in a moment.

Oh, Ciarán, thanks.

Thanks for the opportunity.

Yeah, it's...

Listening to Lorna and Siobhan, it's emotional because it makes you sad and it makes you angry.

It's just a self-inflicted wound.

We're all going along, we're doing great, we're doing business in our Airbnbs and the government then puts all this fear, uncertainty and doubt right in there and business falls under everybody.

It's one thing if it was like the war or a crisis somewhere else, the oil crisis, the cost of living crisis,

This is just a self-inflicted crisis.

I don't know whether to be sad or angry.

I have an Airbnb, a small apartment at the back of my house.