David Quinn

But that's kind of an aside.

I don't think it's an unimportant aside.

But I suppose like, at a human level, it's kind of sad, isn't it?

I mean, family feuds are always kind of sad affairs.

Really?

Yeah.

OK.

Yeah.

I mean, to see two brothers kind of falling out, we don't know exactly how deep the falling out is.

But on the other hand, political feuds like family feuds are also as old as time.

I mean, Jackie Headey Ray emerged originally because of a split with Fianna Fáil.

And a lot of these kind of independent rural TDs originate from splits with Fianna Fáil.

And now we have a split with, it seems, the Headey Ray family itself, which is probably kind of predictable, really, because usually if you wait long enough, you're going to get a split.

It's actually down 10%.

Yeah, so, I mean, two things.

I'm a bit surprised the cost of living is down 10 points as an area of concern.

It's still very high, 45%.

I'm slightly surprised immigration is up seven because it hasn't been kind of as hot an issue over the last few months.

But obviously that immigration issue is...

And what has Sinn Féin in a bind?