Another issue I wish to raise is the concentration – perhaps in certain quarters the lack thereof – on the British market. The section of the market responsible for attracting UK tourists is essential to the entire tourism sector. We have been reliant on Britain at the lower level for many years. In the light of the events of 11 September, we have become more reliant, not just on Europe, but, in particular, the United Kingdom. Prior to any major boom in the tourism industry in Ireland, we always attracted the bulk of our visitors from Britain. Additional funding is required in order that we can maintain the level of visitors from the United Kingdom and, I hope, entice more of them to come here. The latter will only come about as a consequence of the provision of further funding.