Niall Donald

But that's one of the things that is being said about it.

And...

So, I mean, this is the point.

I mean, you're entitled to feel offended.

I mean, it is a controversial thing.

I don't think it's intended to be disrespectful to a memory, but that doesn't mean somebody isn't entitled to be offended.

The thing, the real thing, right?

I remember growing up the general on the radio, right?

I think we've said this before.

Like, I don't remember many crime stories growing up, but I remember the general being discussed on Joe Duffy coming home from school and the radio being on and Joe Duffy discussing the general.

I'm probably not at this similar debate that's going on here.

I don't remember the specifics of it, right?

So,

those debates have always gone on, right?

But those debates at one stage would have been in RTE or, you know, whatever, in the small number of newspapers that existed.

And everybody would have fed off those opinions and those articles effectively, right?

The thing that you really, I realized going into The Ambassador is that

That doesn't hold true in the modern world.

No.

There's people, there's thousands of people who've gone to see that play.