Cormac McBreen

Because to have a simple baler tractor outfit is costing you nearly 300,000.

You'd never pay it back.

And to be honest with you, I am not paying it back anymore.

And when did I make the decision?

I'll tell you when I made the decision.

When we were escorted out of the city.

I was the last escort out of the city and I sat driving out of the city like a bloody criminal with flipping motorbikes, flipping escorting me.

It was practically one... It's a thing that will never leave me in the sense... In one day, it was one day...

craziest things that you'll ever see so it is and at the other end of it I don't even know what to say about it but it's just like it says I came home I had a sleep I thought about it

And literally, I stopped at my grandfather's grave on the way down the road so I didn't know of her.

I cried the whole way through Nav and so I did.

Because when I met the roundabout in Nav and I met hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people protesting that I didn't even know was doing a protest.

And we were on our way home.

And I promised when I left that city, I wouldn't be going back near any bloody protest.

We went up Tuesday night.

or Tuesday morning, sorry, and we planned on nearly coming home that evening.

But then the government said that they were going to have a meeting three days later.

That's what held this whole thing.

If they had to turn around, why didn't they have a meeting that day and try and talk about it?

Or at least give something to the people, instead of leaving everyone hanging on for a full week till Friday, till the thing ended up like a bloody festival above Friday evening.