Ronan Mullen

Okay, to there now, we've got the same situation.

Yeah.

But Donegal and Kerry might not cross paths to La La and semi-final.

Like, Cork and Limerick, in my head, play each other about seven times a year now.

So, like...

No, this might not be the time.

Yeah, but given how Ben O'Connor has approached the league.

He's not interested in any of that bullshit.

He's going for whatever.

It's hard to... I mean, as far as I can make out, the role is a voluntary one as well.

So this isn't kind of a...

you know, a dismissal case where you could have some sort of legal ramifications about loss of earnings.

You know, your role is very much one, you know, as a kind of a spokesperson for the club, a co-chair, a figurehead.

And I mean, I don't know much about Travella, but, you know, especially in the League of Ireland, where clubs have such a small support,

And it's very much tied into the sort of sense of place that they feel with the club.

Doing something like this to somebody who's been such a prominent voice, a prominent activist, a prominent campaigner for the club can't kind of win you friends.

But there are a lot of clubs that are already on the record about this.

Like the FAI Assembly is made up of lots of stakeholders in Irish football, including which is League of Ireland clubs and Bohemians who brought the motion there in the first place.

So all Joanna Bourne was doing was making a, okay, she was making a public statement about an issue, but one that is widely held in Irish football.

If you take the FAI Assembly vote,