John Gibbons

They knew in the end where they'd be.

They knew how to fix things when things went a little haywire.

Well, that's funny, man.

I'm shorter and fatter and a great candidate for Ozempic.

Oh, we love you.

Stop it.

Are they a sponsor of your show or anybody?

All right, boys, I'll see you out there.

John Gibbons, I see Dublin City Council is going to ban plastic waste bags.

I presume these are the big waste bags into which you put and have for collection by the bin collectors.

All over about 110 streets on the north side of Dublin City.

How good an idea is this?

How workable is it?

You see, I think the fear that the authorities have is that if you were to have those type of things, then people, instead of paying for their domestic waste collection, would bring their bags to there and just dump them in alongside all of the businesses.

So it becomes a commercial decision.

So basically for businesses, businesses should have some sort of passes to unlock these bins and then be able to put in their waste each night, say, after they've done their work.

Well, apparently this is going to be available in these 110 streets covered.

There will be compactors to accept the waste bags and it will be from residents as well as from businesses.

Okay.

Now, you want to talk about a poll that's been done into what people know about environmental issues.