Ray D'arcy on RTE Radio 1 Mod Warning post 1, 1263, 1610

lab man · 12-01-2018 04:40PM

Who is the wan being interviewed

anthonyjmaher · 12-01-2018 04:43PM

I think she's a Maeve Higgins tribute act.

BarryD2 · 12-01-2018 04:45PM

newcavanman wrote: »

He doesnt like crisp sandwichs , and he prefers Gormet crisps, not your common or garden cheese or onion.

Well if you can afford them, why not? Splash the cash Ray.

BarryD2 · 12-01-2018 05:05PM

Is Darcy taking the piss? Presume when your one says she hates 'Galway Girl' and it's a pox, she wasn't referring to the ditty by Sheeran.

anthonyjmaher · 12-01-2018 05:26PM

My god are you listening to this horsesh1t from Jarlath Regan. Is it gone that bad that even the comedians are this politically correct now. If I was his brother I would give him the f**king kidney back.

BarryD2 · 12-01-2018 05:26PM

'Comedian' Jarlath jumping on a bandwagon

He doesn't know where the train is headed but he's sure going to get on and try to milk it.

Ash.J.Williams · 12-01-2018 05:27PM

My god is the guy for real

constitutionus · 12-01-2018 05:27PM

its about the only hilarous thing hes said in his career !

my god the water damage from all this melting snow in the studio must be costing us liscense fee payers a fortune

Ash.J.Williams · 12-01-2018 05:28PM

Still tickets available ha ha

horseburger · 12-01-2018 05:30PM

newcavanman wrote: »

after yesterdays clanger, about how much electricians have the cheek to charge a clever clogs, who could have done it himself, like Fr Ray , today, he further seperates himself from the ordinary people. He doesnt like crisp sandwichs , and he prefers Gormet crisps, not your common or garden cheese or onion . he is truely , a legend in his own lifetime

Perhaps he doesn't like crisp sandwiches because he might find the texture of the crisp, against the texture of the butter on the bread, an unhappy marriage?

Or, if he doesn't use butter, perhaps he finds the soft texture of the bread somewhat unpleasant, against the nice crunchiness of the crisp.

For example, some crisps are crunchier than others. I find the Lidl brand of Snacktastic crisps, a crunchier, firmer crisp, than other brands.

Also, if you were to have a crisp sandwich by utilizing Pringles, if you substitute Pringles with the new Walkers tube version of Pringles - Walkers Stax - you might notice a difference in texture. Walkers Stax, have, in my opinion, a nicer texture.

There is a comparison below, between the Walkers Stax and Pringles.

http://sowrongitsnom.com/pringles-vs-walkers-stax/

https://www.lidl.ie/en/price-drop.htm?articleId=3314

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/consumer/getting-behind-the-aldi-label-1.603978

Here's an interesting item, on the issue of crisp manufacturing:

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/world-news/aldi-crisps-hula-hoops-revelation-10245966

newcavanman · 12-01-2018 05:47PM

horseburger wrote: »

Perhaps he doesn't like crisp sandwiches because he might find the texture of the crisp, against the texture of the butter on the bread, an unhappy marriage?

Or, if he doesn't use butter, perhaps he finds the soft texture of the bread somewhat unpleasant, against the nice crunchiness of the crisp.

For example, some crisps are crunchier than others. I find the Lidl brand of Snacktastic crisps, a crunchier, firmer crisp, than other brands.

Also, if you were to have a crisp sandwich by utilizing Pringles, if you substitute Pringles with the new Walkers tube version of Pringles - Walkers Stax - you might notice a difference in texture. Walkers Stax, have, in my opinion, a nicer texture.

There is a comparison below, between the Walkers Stax and Pringles.

http://sowrongitsnom.com/pringles-vs-walkers-stax/

https://www.lidl.ie/en/price-drop.htm?articleId=3314

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/consumer/getting-behind-the-aldi-label-1.603978

Here's an interesting item, on the issue of crisp manufacturing:

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/world-news/aldi-crisps-hula-hoops-revelation-10245966

are you looking to be booked as a guest on the show ?

applehunter · 12-01-2018 05:58PM

I hope someone puts that interview with Jarleth Regan on YouTube.

It deserves to be ridiculed.

applehunter · 12-01-2018 06:00PM

anthonyjmaher wrote: »

I think she's a Maeve Higgins tribute act.

Lisa McInerney.

She has an infectious laugh.

artvanderlay · 12-01-2018 06:09PM

horseburger wrote: »

Perhaps he doesn't like crisp sandwiches because he might find the texture of the crisp, against the texture of the butter on the bread, an unhappy marriage?

Or, if he doesn't use butter, perhaps he finds the soft texture of the bread somewhat unpleasant, against the nice crunchiness of the crisp.

For example, some crisps are crunchier than others. I find the Lidl brand of Snacktastic crisps, a crunchier, firmer crisp, than other brands.

Also, if you were to have a crisp sandwich by utilizing Pringles, if you substitute Pringles with the new Walkers tube version of Pringles - Walkers Stax - you might notice a difference in texture. Walkers Stax, have, in my opinion, a nicer texture.

There is a comparison below, between the Walkers Stax and Pringles.

http://sowrongitsnom.com/pringles-vs-walkers-stax/

https://www.lidl.ie/en/price-drop.htm?articleId=3314

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/consumer/getting-behind-the-aldi-label-1.603978

Here's an interesting item, on the issue of crisp manufacturing:

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/world-news/aldi-crisps-hula-hoops-revelation-10245966

And what is your opinion on the taste of D'Arcy's arsehole, seeing as you spend most of your time up there?

:D:D

horseburger · 12-01-2018 07:11PM

artvanderlay wrote: »

And what is your opinion on the taste of D'Arcy's arsehole, seeing as you spend most of your time up there? :D:D

I have no idea how it tastes. What's your opinion on it?

horseburger · 12-01-2018 07:37PM

newcavanman wrote: »

are you looking to be booked as a guest on the show ?

To counter your earlier assertion about gourmet crisps not being available in cheese and onion flavouring - you can, indeed, get cheese and onion flavoured gourmet crisps.

https://shop.supervalu.ie/shopping/food-cupboard-multipack-tayto-velvet-crunch-cheese-onion-6pk-20-grams-/p-1408839000

https://www.tesco.ie/groceries/Product/Details/?id=285634925

Also, an item about crisp sandwich construction. The inclusion of Nik Naks in a sandwich is one of the suggested options.

http://blog.britishcornershop.co.uk/2015/01/the-ultimate-guide-to-crisps-sandwiches/

http://www.kpsnacks.com/our-brands

Mod / can you lay off the link dumps, going very off topic now

jelutong · 12-01-2018 07:43PM

Any recipes for Crispburgers?

Ash.J.Williams · 12-01-2018 09:00PM

lab man wrote: »

Who is the wan being interviewed

Jarlath Reagan

Ash.J.Williams · 12-01-2018 09:02PM

newcavanman wrote: »

after yesterdays clanger, about how much electricians have the cheek to charge a clever clogs, who could have done it himself, like Fr Ray , today, he further seperates himself from the ordinary people. He doesnt like crisp sandwichs , and he prefers Gormet crisps, not your common or garden cheese or onion . he is truely , a legend in his own lifetime

Regular crisps are actually nicer

horseburger · 12-01-2018 09:13PM

jelutong wrote: »

Any recipes for Crispburgers?

Not technically a crisp, but a corn snack - Monster Munch

https://jamesvsburger.com/2014/02/09/recipe-monster-munch-burger/

jk23 · 12-01-2018 09:29PM

applehunter wrote: »

I hope someone puts that interview with Jarleth Regan on YouTube.

It deserves to be ridiculed.

I honestly thought it was part of his comedy act! He turned on Ray at one stage saying he was part of the problem. It was the first time I ever texted in to the show just to tell him what I thought of some of the nonsense he was spouting

horseburger · 12-01-2018 09:47PM

jk23 wrote: »

I honestly thought it was part of his comedy act! He turned on Ray at one stage saying he was part of the problem. It was the first time I ever texted in to the show just to tell him what I thought of some of the nonsense he was spouting

Jarlath Regan didn't get confrontational, in the way that you are suggesting, as if he turned on Ray D'Arcy.

They were having a discussion on the issue, neither Jarlath Regan or Ray D'Arcy were trying to be funny during this section of the interview. I thought it was an interesting exchange of observations.

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/1616047535119610/

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/vb.109225552468490/1616047535119610/?type=2&theater

Here is the Lisa McInerney interview that someone mentioned above.

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/vb.109225552468490/1615981775126186/

citykat wrote: »

Ray: you're the oldest in your family.
Guest: no I'm the youngest...

Ray D'Arcy was technically correct, in saying that she was the eldest child, of her mother.

When she said she was the youngest child, she was referring to the household, where she was brought up by her grandparents, where her siblings were her aunts and uncles.

anthonyjmaher · 12-01-2018 11:26PM

Just in case anybody is wondering about that episode of Friends that Jarlath Regan is talking about - These are the relevant segments of the episode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6zVx9wl80E

Jarlath's take:
"They got a feminist book in it and they kind of made light of the whole thing and the notion that the girls were now arguing with themselves because they wanted to be feminists. And you were just going 'WOW, that episode would not be made today' .. I think it's wonderful that comedy now has to hold itself to a higher standard. It's a good thing"

jk23 · 12-01-2018 11:30PM

anthonyjmaher wrote: »

Just in case anybody is wondering about that episode of Friends that Jarlath Regan is talking about - These are the relevant segments of the episode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6zVx9wl80E

Jarlath's take:
"They got a feminist book in it and they kind of made light of the whole thing and the notion that the girls were now arguing with themselves because they wanted to be feminists. And you were just going 'WOW, that episode would not be made today' .. I think it's wonderful that comedy now has to hold itself to a higher standard. It's a good thing"

I am rewatching friends on Netflix and it has to be one of the most feminist friendly shows ever made, I like Friends just to add as well

anthonyjmaher · 12-01-2018 11:41PM

i've just listened back to that interview with Regan. "If you think you are blameless, you are part of the problem" says a rather smug and pious Jarlath Regan. Since when in RTE has it been allowed to tar all members of one community with the one brush. If any such sweeping statement was made about Travellers or migrants, they would have had Colm O'Gorman banging their door down within five minutes of the statement. But it's okay because it's about men. In fairness to D'Arcy, he did tackle him on it, but not strongly enough for my liking.

I hope his populist, band wagon jumping, cynical attention seeking effort gets him all the fame that the stunt deserves. And If anything, he should look back at the episode of Friends again. Not for moral guidance, but for a bit of instruction on how to make a few decent jokes. Because I think a lot of people did laugh at that episode of Friends, and he was the only one to take offence.

Skid X · 13-01-2018 01:11AM

Just listened back after the lads linked to it in the LLS thead ... Jarlath sounds mindwashed, for once Ray sounded like he was on the side of reason.

But that was rotten to leave Eddi Reader with barely 90 seconds to perform and plug her show. Very unprofessional and Eddie dealt with it well, but Ray or his Producer should have arranged their timings far better.

horseburger · 13-01-2018 01:24AM

Skid X wrote: »

Just listened back after the lads linked to it in the LLS thead ... Jarlath sounds mindwashed, for once Ray sounded like he was on the side of reason.

But that was rotten to leave Eddi Reader with barely 90 seconds to perform and plug her show. Very unprofessional and Eddie dealt with it well, but Ray or his Producer should have arranged their timings far better.

Eddi Reader performed live before Jarlath Regan was interviewed and then spoke after Jarlath Regan was interviewed.

Eddi Reader's tour dates were read out by Ray D'Arcy, and are included on the RTE website.

She performed two songs live with Martin Tourish of Altan.

https://rte.ie/r.html?rii=b9_21300219_19148_12-01-2018_

https://www.rte.ie/radio1/ray/#102701585

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/vb.109225552468490/1616028778454819/?type=2&theater

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/vb.109225552468490/1616047535119610/?type=2&theater

Skid X · 13-01-2018 01:28AM

horseburger wrote: »

Eddi Reader performed live before Jarlath Regan was interviewed and then spoke after Jarlath Regan was interviewed.

https://www.rte.ie/radio1/ray/#102701585

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/vb.109225552468490/1616028778454819/?type=2&theater

https://www.facebook.com/rteradio1/videos/vb.109225552468490/1616047535119610/?type=2&theater

Fair enough, I only heard the last part.

Still poor to rush her into performing less than a full song.

horseburger · 13-01-2018 01:35AM

Skid X wrote: »

Fair enough, I only heard the last part.

Still poor to rush her into performing less than a full song.

She performed two songs live, with Martin Tourish on accordion

here's the audio:

https://rte.ie/r.html?rii=b9_21300219_19148_12-01-2018_

anthonyjmaher · 13-01-2018 01:50AM

horseburger wrote: »

She performed two songs live, with Martin Tourish on accordion https://rte.ie/r.html?rii=b9_21300219_19148_12-01-2018_

He had no end of time for that wan from Galway blathering on about all sorts of nonsense, and gave Regan enough time to lecture him and all men about their collective past wrongs, but had not time for Eddi Reader. She's a right bit of craic and a great singer, she should have been priority.

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