Sinead O'Sullivan

I mean, AI exists now.

You know, put together your own stuff.

I mean, there is nothing more powerful than people who can actually see under the hood.

And now we can finally do that.

And if things feel like they're not working,

look at the data and figure out why and email your TD about it.

You know, so you can find me online, but also nobody needs me or my framework to do this.

Everyone can and should do it.

And I think for so long, we haven't.

And I think now we're really starting to find a voice and say, hang on a minute.

Let's fix this problem.

So, yes, I appreciate your support, David.

I wish I wish official Ireland were as forward thinking as you are.

I'm MIA in the AM, but I'll circle back on the KPIs.

Milk before tea.

So, yes, I mean, so a lot of the work that I do in various different sectors and various spaces looks at basically this gap between what we want and what we have and what we can do.

And so with Ireland in particular, and, you know, especially discussing things around the fuel protests,

One of the things that I'm fully aware of is that Ireland has a very ambitious plan for what it wants to do and unfortunately severely under delivers on that plan.

So what I was trying to better understand and what I've since discussed through my blog post, which has ruffled some feathers,

is that we are an extraordinarily wealthy country, but yet we lack basic infrastructure that even, you know, much, much less wealthy countries than Ireland has.