Sinead Jackson

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I have, yeah, since I was 15 years old.

But just first of all, just to say, like, I can't even say I'm so sorry to the people that you've had on their island and everything not having water.

Because, like, as a climate educator as well, it's just so, like, even heartbreaking isn't even enough to cover it.

Like, as in, we've warned the government for years about water, like, and the shortage of water as a result of

the climate emergency and no one is listening to us like as in it's and then we're having the impact directly felt right in front of us and it's so heartbreaking to see it like and now you know I grew up obviously as a lifeguard you know and saving people and you know like it's just seeing it unfold in front of me like it's just heartbreaking to hear it like

So I'm really sorry to hear, and I hope that Ishgarland are listening.

And I hope they do reach out and they actually do, you know, like, we can't trust any of these bodies anymore.

Like, it's all promises.

And a lot of the money is going into investors' hands rather than the people on the ground.

And we're being affected directly as a result of the climate emergency now.

I'm talking about the government.

I'm talking about the government giving over money into multinationals' hands rather than into the people's hands.

We warned them that this was going to happen.

You can see with Shell and with the likes of these big tech companies that are going to be draining lots of our water.

You know, like data centres are being built across the country and they're draining our water.

Like I'm living in Limerick and basically there's going to be a pipeline going from Dublin to Limerick, you know, on the Shannon and a lot of our water is going to be seeped out of the Shannon.

What that's going to do to the local people in Limerick as well, you know, it's happening across the whole country.

as a result of data centres like and we are warning the government that this was going to happen and now it is happening where you have regular people like not being able to shower not being able to go to the toilet like basic human rights like necessities that are needed you know like as in we're talking about normalising it as well like it's becoming normalised to the point where people are just you know they're not it's void like you know it's like it's not even happening anymore like you know it's terrible for Eileen and Catherine and

Is that right?