Eoghan Tomás McDermott
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first heard Jun 2026
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But should we start seeing an increase in it, there will have to be adaptations made to this.
And this has always been the challenge around sustainability and the climate is that, yes, people see it as important, but it's actually in the top 10.
It's probably closer to the end of that list, partly because it hasn't really affected them.
But when it starts to hit the crunch, it ultimately then starts hitting people's pocket.
they'll start to really begin to wonder whether or not this is relevant.
And we've seen this in some elections where, for example, in Sweden, in relation to a right-wing government was elected, not necessarily for anti-immigration, but in part because of their sustainability strategy, because it was going to be increasing taxes.
So the idea of, yeah, we'll have to adapt.
I think there are some parts in relation to this that the challenge is going to be that government supports would be needed to make this doable for the general person listening.
Yeah, well, tourism is a key element in the Irish economy and I suspect that the immediate reaction that people have is that they will accept it.
But then again, if you look at it, there are huge swathes around the world where people aren't living.
The big challenge will be ultimately around migration and where will people go.
For example, there's aspects of Canada that are totally empty.
There's huge swathes of Russia that are totally empty.
There's a whole load of theories about whether or not people will start migrating to them and whether it'd be a sensible thing to do.
That's probably a bigger question than we're going to go through with it.
But on a very basic level, I'd prefer if I had a beer and a swimming pool right beside me, Matt.
Yeah, so over the last few days, Matt, amid the high stakes drama of the World Cup over in the United States, a sideshow erupted that...
Some would say it's firmly in the dark ages and this is the Belgian and Manchester City winger Doku who stepped away from the national camp to be with his wife for the birth of their first son who's called Praise.
And it seems that the entire Belgian squad were entirely supportive of him but what we have seen is sections of the media and social media have thrown their
toys out of the pram, most notably a French pundit who sparked a controversy and outrage by claiming that childbirth is a moment where the dad is useless and the World Cup should have taken priority.
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