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Absolutely.

James, if Annie Quillen, who's obviously a senator now, used to work in RTE Sport... said this is a very emotive issue.

Women and girls have been very let down.

Governance and democracy has been damaged.

It's not favourite, it's near second favourite in every race.

On a brilliant Saturday racing, live on RT television as well, of course, as Racing TV and Get Into A Shop on PPTV.

Lads, that's a great, long-winded look.

Thank you so much at both the ITV and the Irish Champions Festival.

If you're looking at equity over it, equity focuses on distributing resources based on individual needs to achieve equal outcomes, so they are two very different things.

Anyway, according to RTE Sports, they understand that the GAA's proposal was to extend the process by up to five years.

Now, they'll be five years at it next year when they're due to integrate, and the GAA are saying, "Let's go another five." So it'll be 10 years from when they first put Mary McAleese, uh, in a place.

But they did say, "We are fully committed to integration." A statement then obviously was issued by Dr.

horse racing.

The Irish Champions Festival of course takes place this weekend and we'll have coverage on RTE Sport on radio, on television and online as well.

Kildare jockey David Egan will be in action and he'll be hoping to add some of his great memories he has from that event already.

Yeah, I've been very lucky.

Tonight is the night, and boxer Katie Taylor will enter a sold-out Croke Park for her last ever fight in a bid to become a three-time undisputed champion.

And I'm joined now by RTE Sports Jackie Hurley, who will be presenting tonight's radio coverage on RTE 2FM.

Jackie, I know you spoke to Katie Taylor earlier this week, and she sounded really emotional, but Croke Park, this, this really is the grand finale she dreamed of, isn't it?

Oh, it felt for so long like it wasn't gonna happen, Dervla, and I think it's all come to sort of her mind that this is finally happening, the dream.

Katie expected to weigh in very shortly now, just after 6pm this evening.

Siobhan Madigan from RTE Sport is in Trinity College waiting for the arrival of the two boxers and she joins us now.

Siobhan, What's the mood like there?

Katie, yeah, welcome along to Trinity College Dublin.

Not to even put them in the same breath, but it's nice to sometimes... be able to talk about good people and just, you know, great moments and great fights.

What's the temperature like? How big of a deal is this? What can you tell us? RTE Sport, right? It's going to be air.

Own broadcast team or will they take the DAZN feed? What's happening?

I think they'll probably have their own broadcast team.