Matt Cooper

And do you want to do as much movie work in the future as still writing a novel, which is very, very different?

The main thing that you want to do?

And you're not going to be defined by Hamlet.

I think it'll be by your entire body of work, including land, which is absolutely terrific, Reid.

Thank you so much.

Maggie O'Farrell, thank you so much for being with us.

Thank you, Matt.

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On the items later in the programme, we will be unable to read on air any comments in relation to the ongoing trial of 52-year-old Riyad Bouchakar, which opened before the Central Criminal Court in Dublin today.

The man is charged with the attempted murder of three children and assault causing serious harm to a care worker in November 2023.

Frank Graney, our Today FM Courts correspondent, was there for us.

Frank, before any witnesses were called today, the prosecution opened its case and the jury was given an overview of the allegations against Riyadh Bushakar.

What can you tell us about that, please?

The first witness called was the mother of a girl who was injured during the alleged knife attack.

Tell us what she had to say about what happened.

What else did the jury hear today?

Did the jury hear anything more about the accused Riyadh Bushak or the Garda investigation?

And Frank, how long is this trial likely to run for?

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