Claire Byrne

I mean, you're not eligible for screening at 53.

So you certainly sound it.

You mentioned how the world is changing, it's a very different place.

How do you feel about America's place in the world right now?

OK, and that's a visit to the GP in the first instance.

Thank you very much.

That's Professor Glenn Daugherty from St.

Vincent's University Hospital.

Back after this quick break.

Yeah, I mean, you'd think that the social media companies would bear some responsibility here as well and protect you from these messages.

Well, I don't know if you know this about Ireland, but we are considered very good at leaving well-known people alone when they come to visit us that, you know, you'll be able to go and have a pint of Guinness in peace.

But it sounds like your only recourse is to take them to the guards when you get them.

How do you respond, though, to people coming up and saying, hey, Jeff, would you like to do a selfie with me or will you do the 10th selfie with me?

That's good to know.

So Saturday, the 30th of May in the Borgosch Theatre, what can people expect?

Well, your message today is that you won't be bullied and you won't be intimidated and you are going to carry on with this campaign for Grace.

All right, Siobhan and Martin, thank you both for joining us today.

Yeah, there's going to be some surprises given what you have said.

Well, Jeff, we really look forward to welcoming you to Ireland in May.

And thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us.