Niall Donald

Eventually, you have to think somebody will notice it.

And I suppose even in the middle of it, McKernan is probably thinking, I'm going to get caught, I'm going to get caught.

Yeah, but he just keeps going until he does.

So you have to wish him well, but, you know, it's not a victimless crime.

No, no, no.

You're dealing with a small local charity.

It's not to suggest that there are better crimes, but it's not robbing from some sort of multinational organisation.

So there was very little happening that day.

It's February.

It's kind of a quiet enough time for news in general.

And Alan Cherry and Ernie Leslie were on the road.

They were at another story, actually, in Finglas.

Well, it was one of these classic sort of district court stories where a guy had, I think some teenagers had thrown stones at his car and he got out and slapped the teenager.

Always great kind of human stories because some people feel sorry for the teenagers and some people don't.

And so Alan had been out there

But the guy had moved on.

He called out to his house to see if he wanted to talk.

He'd moved on.

He wasn't there.

And we discussed going to the Regency earlier.