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The Ray Darcy Show - April 28th 2018 10.05pm

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    #92
    Welsh Megaman
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    Russell Crowe is going to have to go 'medieval' on the audience.


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    #93
    Skid X
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    Hapax Legomenon wrote: »
    Me, when I see Irish people interested in those things:

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    :pac:

    Being in the line of succession to the Crown is the opposite of being one of the oldest people in the World.

    If you are Viscount Severn you are now down to Number 11, and unless you go all Richard III on your relatives you're never going to get the big gig. The only way is down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Succession_to_the_British_throne#Current_line_of_succession


    But if you are the 11th oldest person in the World (Maria Capovilla), you can only move up. Just hang in there and every death above you gets you closer to the Guinness Book of Records and Worldwide fame https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_verified_oldest_people


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    #94
    Atlantic Dawn
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    This will be zero success.


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    #95
    monkey9
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    Skid X wrote: »
    Look after yourself, lad.

    Unless his finger tips are tingling, he's absolutely fine.


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    #96
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Flowers to end up in the lights and burn the place down?


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    #97
    Atlantic Dawn
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    How in the jaysus did that not get spotted in life, he basically got registered in a school as the wrong sex.


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    #98
    iamwhoiam
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    vladmydad wrote: »
    No the NHS fought to stop them from trying other treatments in Italy . That is terrifying that the state takes ownership of your child, absolutely disgusting
    You are misinformed .
    There were no other treatments in Italy .Alfies brain was liquifying , no one can regenerate a brain that has no white matter . The Italian hospital were offering to do a tracheotomy and PEG feeding tube to prolong Alfies life . A life on life support with no hope of cure . Italy had no cure or never offered a treatment , only palliative care


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    #99
    SEPT 23 1989
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    Now that's just fcuking embarrassing


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    #100
    Welsh Megaman
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    #101
    Skid X
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    Welsh Megaman wrote: »
    Didn't know Shampoo had reformed.

    Uh-oh, we're in trouble!

    (Niche 90's pop culture reference) :blush:

    Bravo!

    Viva les Megabrides


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    #102
    Atlantic Dawn
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    RTE inshurdance company on line 7.


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    #103
    sligojoek
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    Just tuned in. What is this absolute crap?


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    #104
    Atlantic Dawn
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    One round for this sheite was more than enough, how bloody long will this go on.


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    #105
    Welsh Megaman
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    If Billy Idol walks on right now to perform 'White Wedding', I will take back everything I've ever said about the RDS. :D


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    #106
    Atlantic Dawn
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    The Hardest Harvest looks decent.


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    #107
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    vladmydad wrote: »
    No the NHS fought to stop them from trying other treatments in Italy . That is terrifying that the state takes ownership of your child, absolutely disgusting

    Both the judge and the doctors knew his illness was terminal , to seek treatment in another country and fly him there was going to cause him further suffering . Sometimes you have to accept life is cruel and unfair.

    You’re dealt the most awful blow when your child has a terminal illness. But ultimately you have to think of the child and their welfare and the proper management of their final days, not flying them abroad in private jets because you cannot accept the truth .


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    #108
    vladmydad
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    iamwhoiam wrote: »
    vladmydad wrote: »
    No the NHS fought to stop them from trying other treatments in Italy . That is terrifying that the state takes ownership of your child, absolutely disgusting
    You are misinformed .
    There were no other treatments in Italy .Alfies brain was liquifying , no one can regenerate a brain that has no white matter . The Italian hospital were offering to do a tracheotomy and PEG feeding tube to prolong Alfies life . A life on life support with no hope of cure . Italy had no cure or never offered a treatment , only palliative care
    Your missing the point. It’s a question of parents rights. They should be the ones to make the decision.


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    #109
    monkey9
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    sligojoek wrote: »
    Just tuned in. What is this absolute crap?

    It's the Ray Darcy show, Joe. It keeps getting commissioned every year. Pay your license.


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    #110
    Skid X
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    The two Brides should decide to marry each other and elope.


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    #111
    Mr.Crinklewood
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    sligojoek wrote: »
    Just tuned in. What is this absolute crap?

    The Ray D'Arcy show.

    Ah beaten to it.

    Bloody monkey reacts faster than me.


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    #112
    Patty O Furniture
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    Skid X wrote: »
    I have no interest in Royal Weddings or Royal Babies,


    but I really really love to see how much some Irish people get annoyed at how some other Irish people are interested in those things.

    At least the FA Cup final is on for the other half, & the plus will be no queues in the shops;):D
    BorneTobyWilde wrote: »
    Neighbour, how lazy.

    I thought that only happened in films ;)
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    #113
    vladmydad
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    vladmydad wrote: »
    No the NHS fought to stop them from trying other treatments in Italy . That is terrifying that the state takes ownership of your child, absolutely disgusting

    Both the judge and the doctors knew his illness was terminal , to seek treatment in another country and fly him there was going to cause him further suffering . Sometimes you have to accept life is cruel and unfair.

    You’re dealt the most awful blow when your child has a terminal illness. But ultimately you have to think of the child and their welfare and the proper management of their final days, not flying them abroad in private jets because you cannot accept the truth .
    That should not have been the NHS decision to make


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    #114
    iamwhoiam
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    vladmydad wrote: »
    Your missing the point. It’s a question of parents rights. They should be the ones to make the decision.

    I am afraid not . The childs best interests are paramount and come first . Alfies needs were put first .I am missing no point at all but you are forgetting that the childs rights always come first


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    #115
    Skid X
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    Whatever happened to Elisha Cuthbert?


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    #116
    sligojoek
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    monkey9 wrote: »
    It's the Ray Darcy show, Joe. It keeps getting commissioned every year. Pay your license.

    I did. Just last week. With great reluctance.


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    #117
    walshb
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    No comparison between poor Alfie who was born with a condition that was incompatible with life in the long term, a brain that was made up of mostly water ......with this woman who was healthy and living her life until a smear test was misdiagnosed. Her treatment could have been so easy and she could have lived a long healthy life .
    Alder Hey hospital cared for Alfie for at least a year and he had a medical team that did everything for him . Nothing incompetent about it , the poor parents just couldn’t accept his life was ending.

    You’re not comparing like with like .

    Spot on. Terrible about Alfie, but the mob that descended on that hospital were a disgrace...

    That hospital did all they could for that poor boy.

    It’s the disease of social media and its constant confrontational and ignorant promotion of division and hostility...all these keyboard numpties suddenly turned into health professionals...


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    #118
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Ffs


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    #119
    monkey9
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    Oh bollix this is still going on?? F*cking Hell!!!!


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    #120
    Welsh Megaman
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    Extra date added to 'The Trip To Tipp'!

    https://www.newstalk.com/Trip-to-Tipp--Extra-File-Classical-date-added-after-first-concert-sells-out

    I am so there! :D


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    #121
    vladmydad
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    iamwhoiam wrote: »
    vladmydad wrote: »
    Your missing the point. It’s a question of parents rights. They should be the ones to make the decision.

    I am afraid not . The childs best interests are paramount and come first . Alfies needs were put first .
    I totally disagree, It should terrify every parent. It was a case of the state deciding on resource allocation. That’s what social healthcare does.


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