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Yeah, I think it was like, again, from Dublin Port's point of view, they wouldn't necessarily be putting huge media spend behind everything.

So everything has to work really hard across the social channels.

So in terms of the outcome of that, we're looking at now nearly, I think, 250,000, 300,000 people have been on the Greenway since opening, which...

when you look at it as an amenity and where it is and the location and all that is significant, given that the Great South Wall is about 300,000 a year.

So like literally within, you know, a year we had hit like the numbers, which was significant.

And I think the thing with that is, well, the client is very much about like, what's the next thing that we're going to do that kind of keep people engaged? Like we are an industrial port and we are a working port, but we want to make it more feel like a neighbourhood and a community space.

Are there slightly different considerations maybe if you're thinking primarily in terms of awards?