Niall Donald

Well, it had been going well.

And then obviously with the Bomber Cabinet podcast, that's gone, like it's helped things as well.

But like, yeah, it's gone.

It's better than expected in terms of numbers at the moment.

So fingers crossed that continues.

But yeah, it seems to be going well.

Obviously, we had a busy few months over Christmas.

I thought Niall was, you know, out yourself here.

He was double jobbing and we were concerned about him at some points.

No, you weren't.

I wasn't really.

I don't.

I was concerned about how much I was going to have to listen to him moaning about how tired he was.

It was a selfish concern.

But now it's been going well so far.

Oh, well, so basically there was a collision involving a motorcyclist in 2020 and this cyclist was awarded, I think it was 50,000 euro in damages.

He did suffer a brain injury now as a result of it.

But essentially it was appealed and the circuit court judge, James O'Donoghue, this week reduced it by 80% and says that basically, although the incident obviously happened and he was injured, that he...

was culpable in certain aspects in that, you know, he was, I don't think he had a helmet on, he was wearing dark clothing and... He had no light, of course, which would be... Right.

Yeah, and I suppose I think as he said, because obviously judges are supposed to be their kind of, how would you describe it?