Louise O'Reilly

So there is that as well.

And it's not...

It's not all high-level stuff.

The job of Angarda Síochána is very visible to be in the community.

And when you talk to people, if you ask them, do they want a digital fortress?

They might say yes, they might say no.

If you ask them, do you want to see more guards on the streets?

They will 100% always say yes.

Would you agree with that, Louise?

I think people do talk about immigration.

I mean, we talk about it in the Oireachtas quite a lot and people do discuss it because it's a real factor and people want to talk about what's happening in their own area.

For my part,

I represent a very, very diverse community and constituency and I speak on a very regular basis to my constituents.

I'm also a member of the Balbriggan Diversity Forum, which celebrates all that is good about diversity and inclusion and is a really positive force for good within the town of Balbriggan and the surrounding areas.

So I think

There's a lot going on to counter some of the more negative stuff that you hear in the media.

But I think Sam McBride in his piece references the loyalist paramilitaries watching on as the rioting took place.

I think there has been a complete, total and utter failure.

on the part of political unionism in the North.

And I do want to commend, and it's not just Michelle O'Neill, and it's not just because she's Sinn Féin, but she has shown incredible leadership, as have the team.