Cormac McBreen

And that's what I said.

If every other contractor looked in the mirror and done the same thing, who's going to do the contracting?

Like who's going to take the silage off the fields for the farmers this year?

Like I am after leaving all my local contracts all around here.

It has no one to do their silage this year.

Other contractors are going to have to move in now, so they are.

Three associations went to that meeting the other day.

The IFA, the Hull Association and the SCI.

And what did they actually do at the end of the whole thing?

They're all government bodies and they sat down in meetings all week and they came back with two and a half cents.

And you're saying they can't, maybe they can't do that.

But maybe if they stopped giving so many millions away to everywhere else and start looking after the Irish people, we wouldn't be in this situation.

I mean, had the government... It's unsustainable.

That's the word that you're looking for.

Unsustainable.

But not just for me.

I actually could sustain this.

I have a business that will prop this up and will sustain it.

But I am getting out because I am hoping that I will save other contractors around me.

Because if I go out of this, that means that they might survive because they're trying to make a living only off contracting.