David McCullagh

Prevention is better than cure.

Thank you so much for joining us this morning with that good advice and good luck with the search for Front Door.

And the issue being that lots of world leaders are going to be coming here and there would be concerns about whether we can defend against any threshold.

And I mean, you're very critical there of the British system.

Is that because of the nature of universal credit or is it the way it's been implemented in Britain?

How many of your constituents are getting knocked back for planning?

Right, OK.

Well, one of the bands that you work with is Maltra Salak, who are making waves in Ireland and in Europe.

Let's have a listen to one of their tracks, The Man Who Seeks Pleasure.

Meanwhile, Trump, as you say, weakened the Iranian regime, presumably emboldened by what's happened.

Oh, OK.

Well, that's good news.

But it is going to put a strain on, particularly on the Guard, the Gardaí.

And I think Justin Kelly, the Commissioner, told the Eireachtas Justice Committee that they are going to be stretched because it's a big operation.

Madras Salik there.

And Chris, you know, they're a new band, they're a young band, but they're using the traditional format of vinyl.

Right, but that's not what this seems to be.

Okay, so keep a close eye on how the scheme is designed.

You mentioned the public consultation.

I mean, do we know that those 500 submissions that are going to be published next year?