Eimear Rabbitt

And I suppose like there's sources, you know, saying to us that he has expressed regret at what happened.

And so I don't know whether that's part of him taking it on gin or whether is that to come or, you know, generally they do seem to kind of take their time with these appeals, don't they?

And, you know, sometimes people use them just as an excuse to do something while they're in prison.

So it remains to be seen.

But no, not that we're aware of.

He hasn't looked for that yet.

Yeah, because, you know, they had relatives who died of cancer and, you know, he was kind of scamming good people.

And that probably is, you know, that type of way.

Some, you know, I don't know if it's the Jerry Hutch mentality where they had no choice, the group or nothing.

And they made me look at this, you know, really famous sports star who had, you know, who had every opportunity and scammed people out of money.

I don't know, you know, people have different ways of justifying actions to themselves, don't they?

Yeah.

I never look down.

Well, I do look down.

And you see kind of the gang bosses who have tried to sort of like rule with that kind of iron fist in recent times, like Mr. Flashy and that, a lot of them are behind bars now, whereas like these criminals seem to have...

It seemed to be a time where there was a lot of them being taken out.

As you mentioned there, like Eamon de Dondon, he was kind of under the guidance of Eamon Kelly and then he was killed a couple of years later.

That's how they operated back then.

Yeah, well, there's plans being submitted anyway, so it remains to be seen if there will be objections.

But yeah, it's been, as you said, derelict since 2010.