Rory O'Connor

And I'm sure there's other sponsors that will be shifting nervously of different sports or whatever, but they're the ones who are in the crossfire because they were named in that Albanese report, as you've spoken about in previous pods.

And it's not going away.

Like reading Conor McKeown's piece this morning about the launch and how it was such a low-key event in comparison to previous low-key events.

This is landing certainly on Allianz and on the GAA.

They seem to be very nervous about it or they're definitely not promoting it as much as they would have done previously.

They're conscious of it.

blowing back even though they've continued the sponsorship it's not business as usual and I think the protest has worked in that way we know it's not going to stop what's going on in Israel but what else can you do only try and find the battle you can fight if you feel that strongly about it and you can pick holes in anyone but I would admire them for taking a stand and they're making life very awkward for the GAA I would imagine

Yeah, partly I think because he keeps a low profile despite the fact that he's achieved so much.

So he doesn't, I guess, take much credit for it.

He doesn't kind of bind the drum for his own cause.

I'm not sure how interested he is in coming back to Ireland and being the Ireland coach.

He certainly will be in that conversation.

I'd imagine that the fact that David Humphries, a former teammate of his, is now running the show.

would probably make it a little bit more likely.

He certainly achieved an awful lot.

He understands high performance.

He's done a great job.

But he is underappreciated in Ireland.

He was never a massive name, although he won those 13 caps and played in Six Nations.

It wasn't during a great era for Shruby.