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So I said, "Yeah, I'll give it a go." So I spent four years in UL, and I had a great time.

I loved college.

The course was a bit secondary to that, but I suppose that's where my start in IT came.

After college then, I went to work for a multinational in software development and had a great time there, but saved enough money to kind of travel.

Traveled for a couple of years, did that, and I was lucky enough when I came back that the opportunity was to go back into that multinational, software development, and I met my now husband there.

So it was actually a mortgage application that made me move job.

So Niamh, I suppose when we're talking about tomorrow's people and we're talking about the world of digital and AI and IT tools, is the Irish market still candidate-led, do you think, like, for people with the right skills? Because I know with smaller organizations and competing with larger employers for talent, it can be hard.