John Mulligan

as is the way often with these types of businesses.

So I'm sure many of them have probably worked there for obviously for many years at this stage.

So it's kind of, it's very much, very much a family affair, very much in the blood.

As you say, Adair is really his spiritual home.

He is still very much involved in the local community.

He supports GAA there, other sports as well.

So it really is his spiritual home, if you like.

And for those events to have happened there, where he probably can barely walk down the street without being stopped every 10 seconds and people saying hello to him.

For that to have happened there, I'd say was...

really a terrible event for him.

And I'd say it really does make him think about what it does to the brand, to the chalk name.

So yeah, I'd say he is probably concerned about that.

And it certainly doesn't do any good for a brand or a trading name as such.