Mick Clifford

And, you know, that is something they have to be so vigilant about.

One individual who came out, one individual who came out, I think very well last week, was actually the new Garda Commissioner, Justin Kelly.

Well, no, to be fair, the timing that was involved there, the method in which it was done, if they had gone in earlier, if they'd gone in when the blood was up, if there had been violence, apart from what would have been shot around the world, the resentment, the disaffection they would have created would have been massive.

I think, to be fair to them in this instance, they did an excellent job.

And by extension, Ciara, how can the government talk to anyone if there is, you know what I mean, if nobody's in charge?

And that mirrors, for example, what happened in the USA, you know, the kind of distinctions that grew up there.

I mean, does anybody remember the Green Party?

Because I believe they tried to do an awful lot of these things when they were in government and they were told, no, no, no, we can't do that, get out the door.

And suddenly everybody's realising now, yeah, let's get rid of fossil fuels for, OK, different reasons.

We need it for security, but were they right or were they right?

We should all be looking at nuclear.

Oh, yeah, absolutely.