Luke Stedman

People seem to really like it.

We don't mess with it too much.

You know, these pubs, people are kind of a little bit funny about things being changed.

They like them traditional.

They like them the way they found them last time.

And look, who are we to tell them otherwise?

So, I mean, if it's working, we're happy to kind of stick with that.

What it means is in the city centre, we do have a really local trade.

It's Irish people, Dublin people coming in for a drink.

We don't get loads of tourism.

And that kind of suits us because it's steady business throughout the year.

We are.

Look, we're delighted when people come in.

They want to see the pub and they do come in.

They absolutely do come in.

But I mean, the trade that we have really is catered for people that are around all the time.

I mean, I see people that are coming in week in, week out.

So as we don't have like locals per se, I wouldn't know where they're going on holidays, but I know their first name.

I know that they're in every Saturday and that's great.

Whereas in tourism, if it takes a dip in tourism...