Niall Collins

And once they are shovel ready, they will be at a state of readiness for government to respond through the funding being made available through the Future Ireland Infrastructure Fund.

And that's good.

That's good governance and it's good policy.

Well, I don't agree.

I don't agree.

And I've outlined to you quite clearly, we're 40 years waiting for a bypass.

You know, you can't... We're 40 years there.

Well...

Regardless, can we park the Ryder Cup for a minute?

Regardless of the Ryder Cup happening, which is a fantastic global event coming to Limerick and to the Midwest region.

If you park that, the Adair Bypass and the new Limerick to Road Fines, Limerick to Fines motorway is badly needed and has come out of planning and is shovel ready.

And we're over 40 years waiting for this.

So it was going to happen in any event.

No, Clare, you know that's not true.

And I know this is a talk radio show and we want to try and pump it up a little bit.

It is fact that Adair has been waiting 40 years for a bypass.

It is fact that the Limerick to Fines Road has been in gestation for a long, long period of time.

It is also fact that those projects failed to get over the line reports and all that on a number of occasions.

So a lot of work and a lot of people have been waiting a long time for these projects.

And it is coincidental.