It would be a significant boost for tourism. It is great that there will be North-South co-operation. The various bodies will work together positively. There is no negative.

I am sorry to jump on the Leader's territory, but the Waterford blaa today attained the same status from the European Commission as Parma ham and feta cheese owing to its heritage and unique characteristics. It sounds laughable, but-----

I thought that the Senator grew up in Dublin.

There are major opportunities for food. The protected geographical indication and protected designation of origin mark protect food products, as well as the geographical names of items that have established links with given areas.

I am sure all Senators will be glad that there is protection for the blaa.

There is a lot of blah here.

Does Senator Catherine Noone have a question for the Leader?

I knew when I raised this matter that I would get some feedback, to say the least. In any case, it seems there are a lot of opportunities. They are the only products from Ireland that have received this recognition. It is to be welcomed that another one has now received this recognition.

Which one?

I ask the Senator to, please, refrain.

Senator Darragh O'Brien will be pleased to hear that there is a similar possibility in the case of drinks.

The Senator is way over time. There is too much blah.

I have nearly finished. With the emergence of craft beers and new small industries, it is something they could strive for. It is a good European story and I am glad that Senators could all make such a joke of it. I thank them very much.

Follow that one.

Blah, blah.