David McCullagh

Well, we weren't getting any assurances from Met Erin earlier on about that.

And in terms of the issues, I mean, you mentioned the budget and that's obviously that's probably the big one, is it?

So it would be better off just wearing the same jumper every day or picking the first front door that we come across in the shop?

And Anthem Vinyl, which you established last year, I think you're the general manager.

I mean, what is it about it?

Do bands want to be on vinyl?

OK, Ray Silk, economics teacher at Colosta Ignade in Galway.

Thank you so much for that.

Okay, I'll bring Peter back in again, Peter Chapclare.

That point about Storm Eoin and how exposed our electricity network was is one that will chime with a lot of people, Peter.

Yeah, and it's a bit awkward because Iran have qualified.

Okay.

And in terms of, like, if you're only pressing a couple of hundred, maybe a thousand albums, does that make it very expensive to produce?

OK.

Okay, Emma Farrell, Assistant Professor in Mental Health in the Department of Psychology at Maynooth University, author of Making Sense of Mental Health, A Practical Approach Through Lived Experience.

The joint report by the Institute of International and European Affairs, the IIEA, and consultancy firm Deloitte Ireland last year said there was considerable concern that Ireland lacks the means to defend itself ahead of the role as EU president.

Okay.

Dr. Matthew Barrett, consultant cardiologist, thank you so much for that.

If the deal is reached and the Strait of Hormuz reopens, how quickly can the flow of oil and natural gas and all the rest, how quickly can that get back to normal, would you think?

And obviously the advice is get yourself checked out.