Niall Donald

Like they're the objective voice in terms of ministering justice.

They're the kind of the arbiters of the law or whatever.

But he said that I'm going to apply my own.

I'm entitled to apply my own.

He's a driver in Dublin city in this.

And I suppose that's what kind of angered people because they're probably thinking of him in his car and driving around the city and whatever.

Well, speaking as a jogger, yeah.

My issue actually is I think the cycle lanes are a really good idea and I think that they do work in those places.

There's some places where they're not being used and I think that's what annoys people.

But that's not, I suppose, that's a different matter.

But I think it's as a pedestrian and someone that jogs crossing streets and then as a driver as well.

It's the, you know, in one minute they decide that they're applying the same rules as the driver where they're going to wait with a red light.

And then they decide, no, actually, I'm going to nip it over here.

And then you're a pedestrian and they're going through a green man.

That's my issue.

And that does happen.

Now, you wouldn't get a nice... They're general comments, though.

Yeah, well, I do agree with that.

But in fairness, we're not jogging on the most of the time.

We're not jogging on the road.