Michael McClafferty

Good morning Clare, good morning listeners.

Look, Clare, at the end of the day, Killian's entitled to his point, his opinion, same as everybody else.

How many we have, he's right, I don't know.

Probably nobody knows, to be fair.

Getting a count of them, I agree, would be somewhat helpful.

But also, while we're taking time to try and count them, I'm not sure how we would achieve that, to be fair, or how that's done.

But while we're spending time and effort on trying to count them...

And so on.

At the same time, where I live here in Donegal, as Kelly will be well aware, it's just down the road from me.

I'm sure it's happening down his neck of the woods as well, pardon the pun.

But we have a lot of car accidents and car crashes, Clare.

And unfortunately, a lot of the time, or quite a lot of the time, anyway, deers are involved.

It's been well noted, well talked about the situation with the deers causing crashes.

I have said that in the past, Clare.

Yes, and Kelly will be well aware of this as well.

I'm possibly cured for a month of using what not I have done.

The reason I have said about bringing the army in, for the simple reason, the snipers, that men and women are well confident with their rifles.

I'm sure as well, alongside our hunters are as well, the trained hunters that is.

But like I said to your colleague there, David, earlier on this morning, I'm not looking for anything to be turned into a wild west here.

Nobody wants that situation.