Gabija Gataveckaite

And I think this has been raised by Fianna Fáil backbenchers for years and years and years, especially some of them that are more active.

I think I remember writing stories about Malcolm Byrne pushing for something very similar.

I think the question there is, does this incentivise people to go to the gym or does it just give a little bit of money back to the people who are already paying for a gym membership every single year and who can afford to do so?

Because it's not very cheap.

I mean, you can pay 400 euro on the lower end, but you can pay hundreds of euro a month for a very nice bougie gym, if you're entertaining me,

Does Craig need the tax break is the question.

It's more nanny statism in some way, though, isn't it?

Terry, if you're just banning everything.

Well, I think, but do we ban then cigarettes and everything else?

No, I don't.

I've never had an interest in a sunbed.

I can't put on fake tan because I look orange.

I envy the women that are very good at it.

My worry is that there is a generation of people who are younger than me who do like a sunbed because it does give them a nice, healthy glow.

Because we do hear a lot of, I mean, even listen to the dermatologists on your show.

I mean, it's very clear what the medical opinion on this is.

I don't know how I feel about banning things.

I think people should have the option.

But obviously, when then you hear stories of children going in and saying, look, I'm a certain age when I'm not like that is obviously very worrying.

Well, they say a healthy glow.