David McCullagh

Doreena, the visit by Neil Tully and the visiting question is JFK's visit to Ireland in 1963.

Right.

That's based on three quarters of a million EVs.

And then I'm sure he would say he's not chasing headlines.

And I mean, I imagine that this is an area, this is a country which is facing immense challenges already.

And we're at the moment at about 200,000.

He's trying to resolve a problem, which is, you know, the bypass system is not designed for long term accommodation for people who have permission to stay.

Okay.

And what does that look like?

Because, I mean, you mentioned the auto scrolling.

A lot of people would say some of these platforms, by design, are addictive.

So trying to distribute items like that, trying to get that message across, it must be incredibly challenging.

That's a hell of a lot of EVs coming in.

Yeah, indeed.

Burr, I mean, the local authorities obviously are faced with the challenge of trying to find accommodation for people leaving IPAS or a certain number of people leaving IPAS.

How easy is that?

How difficult is that?

I mean, how well are they doing on that?

And they would be more likely to switch if there was a better charging infrastructure.

They would be more likely to switch if there was an option for people who do not have driveways to put in.