Why don't we go get her done right now? So Ireland and Great Britain, you can see Ireland how close in proximity it is to Great Britain, have a relationship that goes back to 1542 with King Henry the 8th. And that relationship is cemented down in a governing sense with a law passed in 1801 out of Parliament called the Union Act. Ireland really is, in a sense, a colony of Great Britain, but part of Great Britain. And all of the representation that they do have on a local basis and in Parliament, I'm talking about Irish representation, is basically coming out of landowners, people that own landowners, families, they're the ones that are representing Ireland with Great Britain. And they're not representing the vast majority of Catholic Irish. You know, there's 8 million people in 1844 in Ireland.