Eimear Cunningham

And, you know, you can see it yourself with Fianna Fáil this week.

They're turning against Nícheál Maarten.

The young ministers can see it themselves too.

So what then...

would improve your lot?

I mean, if they're not listening to people, they're servicing the economy.

And again, you know, they'd defend themselves if they were here.

But, you know, what could they do to convince you actually that they care about Eimear Cunningham and they want her to have a better quality of life?

Yeah, well, you know, it's funny.

I'd have seen a fall minister come to my door at the last election and I kept him there for 50 minutes.

I told him exactly what we needed.

I'd say he was delighted with you, Eimear.

He actually asked to recruit me, actually.

My mum would absolutely disregard me forever, so I politely declined.

But look, to be honest, Ciarán, I think the number one thing that we need is acknowledgement.

It was said only this week that me on marathon should have treated the fuel protests with more empathy.

And we really do not feel heard by the government.

Many people, I say that for young people, I say that for the fuel protesters and many people all over Ireland.

So first of all, to be listened to, to be acknowledged, to be known that we went through all of these crises and we're not able to, you know, break even as a result of it.

But then, you know, the other thing, as I mentioned, is, you know, they've talked since 2000, like,