David McCullagh

Morning, Sean.

It's over 80 years since the war ended, but our fascination with the conflict has not ceased.

Good morning, David.

Conor, I might start with you first.

Thanks a million for joining us.

Richard, good morning.

I suppose a lot of people use reusable cups.

I know you have staff in Bunia, which is at the epicentre of the outbreak.

Dermot Whelan, comedian, broadcaster, author.

Why are we still so obsessed with films and documentaries about the Second World War to discuss?

Very well, thanks.

How many cyber incidents, attacks are we experiencing at the moment?

Thank you so much for joining us.

How much of a problem are the disposable cups, though?

What are things like on the ground there at the moment, Sean?

That sounds amazing.

Now, I know you're at pains to point out that you didn't make it to the summit.

Yeah.

And temperatures, I think, could hit up to 30 degrees in some areas.

This I'm joined by Dr. Jennifer Wellington, Associate Professor of Modern History at UCD and by filmmaker Noel Donnellan.