Joe Lynam

I mean, if you're driving through Ranla, for example, it's a very busy place during the day.

You're not going to reroute the traffic.

that it is a risky business.

We have seen shares have a pretty volatile 2025.

They went down dramatically in around April at the time of the tariffs, but they've since risen dramatically since then.

Make it easier to get on and off the M50.

So we need to be aware this is a risky business.

And of course, it does then shine the spotlight on the ECB, which has been cutting, cutting, cutting.

But if inflation is starting to inch back up again, whether it might decide to reverse that cutting.

Well, 150 billion is the number.

That's the official number.

The European Commission is hoping to prize open those wallets through its Savings and Investment Union.

I wonder, will that work?

Now, at least we have our inflation data here in Europe and in Ireland.

The Americans haven't published their data at all.

And I wonder, because they're taking such control of nearly every lever of government, whether they might be a little bit afraid of the number.

Probably it's fair to say that we don't have the fiscal incentive yet.

Okay, well, best of luck with the project, Ronan, and hopefully we'll all have kind of a cleaner city to live in and county.

For example, the United Kingdom has something called an ISA or an Individual Savings Account, which kind of wraps a tax-free blanket around the money that you save within a certain amount.

That is Ronan Heron, the Digital Strategy Officer with Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.