A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » Ah heeyor, Joe wants to be in the next movie. It was never going to be a fair interview. You could hear the irritation in Joe's voice from the outset. That said, Teresa did herself no favours either.
HeidiHeidi wrote: » Oh you have to listen back
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » From what I could gather, she was making a fair point. I read the facebook exchange, and I'll summarise it so nobody else has to read that tripe.....
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » From what I could gather, she was making a fair point. I read the facebook exchange, and I'll summarise it so nobody else has to read that tripe............ . All in all, a fairly dim-witted and febrile affair.
PeterTheNinth wrote: » When she first commented that "I made a comment, and Rory took it up the wrong way", I was expecting Mrs Brown to join in with some additional innuendo.
https://www.facebook.com/RoryCowanActor/ Jacqueline Moran Rory On the 4th August 2016, our online autism support group (Irish Autism Mammys ) met with the ceo (Brian Murnane) of the Irish Autism Action. We are concerned as to where the fund's raised are spent . We raised a number of questions broken down as follows: MONEY 1. Out of your overall donations what per cent goes to the charity? 2. What commission do volunteers get when they sell wristbands ect 3. IAA cards why do you charge 20 euro per year and why is no proof of diagnosis needed SERVICES 1. Helpline ? can you explain why many members have phoned and cannot get through or left a message and not recieved a call back? 2. Is this a part time service and if so why? 3. The HSE paid therapists €20 per hour for behaviour outreach and IAA would not top it up by €8 per hour. Why not ? 4. Why couldn't this tiny cost for the tiny number of families be covered through fund raising? Or the 4000 outreach hours, through nestle fundraising? Why weren't families given an opportunity to pay the €8. 5. Where in the country is behaviour outreach being carried out? 6. What have you done to help school leavers get a day placement? 7. If you are only supporting two families what’s the point of the charity? 8. Why are subsidised services so expensive, how much do therapists actually cost. 9. Why not use social media to promote awareness of lack of services around the country in a bid to promote change through awareness GENERAL QUESTIONS 1. Why did IAA never answer the letter from DR Mickey Keenan which was sent on multiple occasions 2. Why have IAA not demanded changes in the HSE policy i.e. a check list for ASD being introduced to the childhood development checks. 3. HSE therapists in the main have no training in sensory integration therapy a vital issue for many of our children. Why have IAA not demanded this be part of training for HSE occupational therapists and physiotherapists. 4. What is the IAA position of the use of prone restraint on children in the Irish education system and why? (this is where up to 3 adults can forcibly restrain a child) We at Irish autism mammy’s are formally requesting an investigation be carried out on the IAA to clear up some of the discrepancies that seem to be arising and answers to the questions we have posed.... Like · Reply · 13 · 28 August at 08:37 · Edited
Like · Reply · 1 · 30 August at 13:13 · Edited Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley By rights Brian murane should have informed you of this situation. This is not a witch hunt on IAA nearly 500 people have signed an online petition for IAA to be transparent with their funds if that doesn't ring alarm bells with you then what does is question I ask you Rory Cowan I must also high light this not a disagreement these are facts. Like · Reply · 1 · 30 August at 12:54 · Edited Rory Cowan Rory Cowan Teresa Carr Buckley Well highlight your issues somewhere else please. Not on my Facebook page.Oh yes people are telling me what to do and I don't appreciate it. I think it's impertinent. Now you feel free to highlight all the issues you have with IAA. Those issues you have are not my business. That's between you and the IAA, not me. So I'd appreciate if you (and others who have issues with IAA) would stop clogging up my Facebook page to raise those issues you have with IAA. This is not the page for you to be doing that. And I don't appreciate that some people who have issues with IAA are under the impression that they can tell me what organisations I can and cannot support. I've even had one woman telling me I'd be better off supporting an organisation in Wexford. Cheek! So please can you all take your issues with IAA somewhere else and off my page. Not too much to ask is it? Like · Reply · 1 · 30 August at 14:08 · Edited Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley If you raising awareness for a condition then first of all educate yourself what autism is first, that my first point, point no 2 we didn't ask you to put up post you did and on a public pg if you don't like people's opinions then insult people you hav...See more Like · Reply · 2 · 30 August at 14:22 · Edited Rory CowanRory Cowan And there you are doing exactly what you claimed nobody was doing i.e. telling me what it do. You're telling me what to do. You don't get to tell me what to do. I don't know you, I never asked for your opinion on what I should or should not do. So please stop it. Take your issues with IAA to the relevant place. Like · Reply · 1 · 30 August at 14:23 · Edited Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley beat me up scotty Rory Cowan people are just informing you you have become insulting for no apparent reason I have seen the posts and none of them are tell you what to do, do you know the difference information and someone telling you what to do?? Because from where I stand you obviously don't Like · Reply · 30 August at 14:27 Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley If you want to raise awareness about autism I'll gladly bring you into my home for a day and educate and bring you our local asd unit to meet our kids and parents these are the real people not IAA in a fancy hotel Like · Reply · 30 August at 14:35 · Edited Rory Cowan Rory Cowan Teresa Carr Buckley Oh yes you did tell me what to do. You told me to "stop raising awareness for something I know nothing about". The cheek of you! I'm actually aware that one of IAA's aims is to raise awareness of autism. That's all I was doing when ...See more Like · Reply · 1 · 30 August at 14:39 Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley You got on a cycle and picked a charity out of the blue and this is you raising awareness my god man you have a lot to learn about autism your are just making a complete fool of yourself now Like · Reply · 30 August at 14:41 Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley Ho please leave the shovel out of your hand before you are ate alive Like · Reply · 30 August at 14:44 Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley Correct if I'm wrong Rory but you were asked to join in a charity cycle, which I believe there was more then IAA involved, from I gather you were asked to pick a charity that was taken part in the the cycle??? You then say u picked IAA as charity am I right so far??? So my question is what actually do you actually know about autism??? This is my whole point you nothing about autism but you wanted to raise awareness??! Well ya have to laugh at this you didn't even have personal knowledge of condition you were raising awareness for, I rest my case �� Like · Reply · 30 August at 14:57 Rory Cowan Rory Cowan Teresa Carr Buckley Go away you horrible nasty, vile, woman. I was asked to do the end of a charity cycle. Woodies were organising it and Woodies stores around the country were raising funds for a number of organisations, including IAA. I happen to think that raising awareness of autism is a good thing to do, so I picked IAA to help raise awareness for. And then I have to see comments by a vile nasty creature like you? Go away, I'm glad I don't know such a horrible person as you. Take your issues somewhere else. My Facebook page is not the place for your issues. Like · Reply · 30 August at 15:00 Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley And your now resorting to name calling now!! Classy that Like · Reply · 30 August at 15:02 Teresa Carr Buckley Teresa Carr Buckley I'm letting you now I'm taking this now publicly because all I done was made you aware off the issues we had with IAA. My opinions of you has very low I can tell you bully a mother of autistic children Like · Reply · 30 August at 15:06 · Edited Rory Cowan Rory Cowan You tell me to stop raising awareness for autism and you try to belittle my effort to do that "You got on a cycle and picked a charity out of the blue and this is you raising awareness". You're a horrible excuse for a human being. You should be ashamed of yourself. Now go away. I'm done with you, you horrible person Like · Reply · 30 August at 15:07
Itssoeasy wrote: » Rory could have come on and just let her speak. He didn't come across well by saying snide comments in the background.
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » "Children Of De Revolution" starting on RTÉ1 now for anyone in to that misery and death.
Jayop wrote: » He's an absolute %$£"$
A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: » From what I could gather, she was making a fair point. I read the facebook exchange, and I'll summarise it so nobody else has to read that tripe. It started by this Teresa wan saying 'well done' to Rory Cowan for raising money for Irish Austism Action, but asking what money the resources will be providing (a fair question, in light of the I.A.A. controversy). Here, Rory Cowan got antsy with her. Teresa and others replied explaining why they were asking, and were super civil to him, explaining the controversy, and saying I.A.A. should have warned Cowan of the controversy, but Cowan became trenchantly defensive & catty. It was only then, when Cowan refused to engage, that Teresa concluded that Cowan must have done this for his own benefit, and that when choosing his sponsored charity, he must have chosen I.A.A. out of the blue (the last comment is not unreasonable). It was then that Rory Cowan said "Go away you horrible nasty, vile, woman" and called her a "horrible excuse for a human being". Teresa should never have accused Cowan of doing the charity cycle for publicity, but that's a side issue, it was never the crux of her argument. From what I gather, she was firstly trying to establish what the money would be providing for (a fair question, in light of the recent controversy), and when Rory Cowan was defensive, she suggested that people should do some research into the charities they are promoting. These were both fair points but the whole exchange was derailed on Liveline, and . somehow, this woman was portrayed as being opposed to celebrity promotions of charities, or that only those with autistic relatives should be involved. That was not the point she was making. All in all, it was a misunderstanding on behalf of Rory Cowan, and exacerbated by Teresa's weak ability to express on the radio exactly the points she made on Facebook. All in all, a fairly dim-witted and febrile affair.
sligojoek wrote: » Guess who's gonna be on tomorrow.
ButtersSuki wrote: » Tinfoil hat man putting Duffy back in his platinum encased box was hilarious too. He would be caller of the year except for his shall we say other "misjudged" comments.....
ThisRegard wrote: » Yeah, he let himself down with those. Cowan is a nasty bit of work though.