Matt Cooper

We'll be discussing later how the England team may be disadvantaged.

by the locations of the games, all the travel they have to do.

Group games in Dallas, Boston and New Jersey in three games, that just simply doesn't make sense.

It's 1,720 miles the team and fans will have to travel and I think the team is based in Kansas.

But you probably won't have too long to be supporting them.

So one other thing I want to ask you about is Denmark, new government in Denmark, and it has made an enormous amount of environmental commitments.

How many of these would you think would be relevant to us here in Ireland?

Denmark, of course, in the country, which has the responsibility for Greenland, which Donald Trump wants.

I have to say to you though, Saif, I cannot see the day when Ireland would replace the Minister for Agriculture with a Minister for Nature and Animal Welfare.

It just isn't something that any government is likely to do in this country.

Because of all the votes of farmers and all the people in the agribusiness and the power that they have in rural constituencies.

Okay.

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Saib O'Neill, Climate Environmental Researcher and contributor to the Irish Times.

Thank you for filling in for John Gibbons today.

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It's time for the Culture Club and we're delighted to have Mark Geary with us.

And he's with us because last month he released his new EP Antebellum and let's just hear a little bit of a track from that called Headlights.

Headlights by Mark Geary.

Mark, you're very welcome to the Culture Club.