Risteárd Cooper

And then, but there are other people I'd say maybe that aren't.

I wouldn't say, you know, the person who's currently on RT Radio 1 at the moment at this very time is massively keen on my impression of him.

And that's why people need to be listening to Newstalk instead.

Well, this is it.

I couldn't agree more, Ciara, while I'm on Newstalk.

I mean, when you look, I suppose, right, at the commentary that we see now, and lots of which are working the World Cup, would you be able to do that pretty much that would be successful now?

It's an interesting question.

I think that the answer is a difficult one to be diplomatic about.

It's not the most fascinating group of individuals that are on the RT panel.

But I mean, I do... I think Richie Sadlier is great, I have to say.

I think he's a really good pundit.

And, you know, the individuals are, you know...

So much of it as well is about striking a balance between, you know, the personalities and what you're looking at as well.

I mean, it's been pretty difficult, to be fair to the panellists on RTE, you know, to be commentating on Ireland's progress over the last while because it's been very difficult to be entertaining about it or interesting about it because it's a pretty dull watch.

I mean, the actual football...

And I suppose what people forget is, you know, around the time of Bill Amon and John and Liam Brady and Andapre match as a result of that, Ireland were doing really well.

You know, Ireland were qualifying for stuff.

And there was a real buzz.

So it was...

in a way it was a pretty timely thing for us to capitalize on that.