Laura Dowling

We got together and we got our houses in order and we just rolled.

Yes, there was delays, but we started moving.

And if we think like that and get to the standard, like I say, the gold standard, whatever that is, and if we don't have it, then we need to set it.

And I always say Ireland has an opportunity to be the best boy or best girl in class in

because we have so many of them.

And if it's not being done in Europe, it needs to be done here.

And then face the issues that if tech companies move, that we're able to support the workers that were there, but knowing we're actually preserving, protecting a number of young people and older people who are using online.

Online's not going anywhere.

It's a part of our workforce.

It's part of our society.

But if we don't ultimately eradicate the abuse on it, then hurt people hurt people.

Yeah, my goodness.

Sorry, I bring the mood down.

Yeah, and a religious thing and a generational issue.

In certain cultures, FGM is like making your communion.

And ultimately, how do we change it?

Well, education helps.

What countries are affected by it mainly?

Many African countries.

Okay, so it's many of them, not just a few.