 I think that's true. And again, it goes back to Ireland's 800 years, we would say now, but centuries of colonisation. So Irish people understood what it was to be oppressed. And Daniel O'Connell, the island's great liberator, had been born 1775. But as a Catholic, he wasn't entitled to certain basic human rights. And during his lifetime, they softened. So he was able to become a lawyer.