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Claire Byrne Live (RTE1)

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RTE.ie on front page says 9:35pm

EPG says 10:35pm

I guess as long as Claire knows what time she is on at........:P

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Mr.Nice Guy

The Satanist wrote: »

Jim's voters are middle-class, aging unionists. Becoming less relevant every day, thank frig.

For the most part, although sadly there are a few young uns carrying on the traditions.

https://twitter.com/AntonMcLaughli5/status/1042543814957780992

SafeSurfer

Berserker wrote: »

He's 68 now. He'll retire in a few years, I'd imagine. Still well able to hold his own though.

Why? Have you stood next to him at a urinal?

SafeSurfer

golfball37 wrote: »

Jim left the dup almost two decades ago. He couldn’t swallow being in government with IRA/SF under any circumstances

I hadn’t realized there was any room to the right of the DUP.

thund3rbird_

The Satanist wrote: »

Jim's voters are middle-class, aging unionists. Becoming less relevant every day, thank frig.

Berserker

The Satanist wrote: »

Jim's voters are middle-class, aging unionists. Becoming less relevant every day, thank frig.

He's 68 now. He'll retire in a few years, I'd imagine. Still well able to hold his own though.

emo72

feck me that show was depressing. i have sympathy for anyone trying to deal with unionists. absolute dinosaurs.

The Satanist

Jim's voters are middle-class, aging unionists. Becoming less relevant every day, thank frig.

FrancieBrady

SafeSurfer wrote: »

I think Jim just lost the LGBT vote for the DUP.

He isn't DUP, he is TUV (Traditional Unionist Voice) No difference in LGBT policy mind you.

AllForIt

murpho999 wrote: »

I think remain would romp home as British people now have a lot more facts about the implications rather that nationalist propaganda.

And some of the older ppl who voted for it will have died. Lets leave it as long as possible.

Utopia Parkway

The deputy editor of the Belfast Telegraph was awful wishy washy . The FG senator made sh1te of him just by knowing his brief.

Berserker

SafeSurfer wrote: »

I think Jim just lost the LGBT vote for the DUP.

How has he done that? He's from the TUV.

gmisk

SafeSurfer wrote: »

I think Jim just lost the LGBT vote for the DUP.

He is TUV.... That 1 voter could make all the difference...

golfball37

SafeSurfer wrote: »

I think Jim just lost the LGBT vote for the DUP.

Jim left the dup almost two decades ago. He couldn’t swallow being in government with IRA/SF under any circumstances

murpho999

Ally Dick wrote: »

I think a lot of people would vote leave again, as a protest at being asked to vote again

Think only the die hard brexiteers would do so.

Mr.Nice Guy

Last one of these joint programmes was 3 years ago. Can't wait for the next one in 3 years when Scotland has voted to leave the UK, NI is preparing for a vote to reunify with Ireland, and Wales and England are marking the creation of their new kingdom, Wangland.

Call me Al

Skid X wrote: »

That was an odd show.

That was a depressing show.
They're as polarised as ever up there. And we down south may end up paying the price.

lawred2

SafeSurfer wrote: »

I think Jim just lost the LGBT vote for the DUP.

It's unlikely that that was ever their cohort

Skid X

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Who is the guy in the tie on ClaireByrne bit?

Neale Richmond, he's a Fine Gael Senator

Decent speaker

SafeSurfer

I think Jim just lost the LGBT vote for the DUP.

lawred2

Skid X wrote: »

That was an odd show.

Stupid concept

Skid X

That was an odd show.

lawred2

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

He voted Brexit and wants an open border...eh ok.

Typical cakeist..

Thinking they can vote for Brexit while keeping the benefits of EU membership.

Democracy is wasted on people.

zapitastas

Skid X wrote: »

What does Julian from the UTV have to say about the Brexit?

Haven't seen him since we lost the UTV from the cable.

Pretty sure he is dead

Ally Dick

murpho999 wrote: »

I think remain would romp home as British people now have a lot more facts about the implications rather that nationalist propaganda.

I think a lot of people would vote leave again, as a protest at being asked to vote again

murpho999

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Who is the guy in the tie on ClaireByrne bit?

A fine gael senator.

Edit: Found him. Neale Richmond: Seanad Spokesperson on European Affairs

Berserker

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Yeh, you 'never thought of it'? Here's what you said on another thread.

After the UK leaves on a no deal, wouldn't surprise me if the EU did force Dublin to pay for. As I said, I don't trust the EU in relation to Ireland post Brexit. They are pally at the moment because it's in their interest. Once the UK goes, it's a different game.

FrancieBrady

Who is the guy in the tie on ClaireByrne bit?

murpho999

Ally Dick wrote: »

I'm not so sure a second referendum would go the other way

I think remain would romp home as British people now have a lot more facts about the implications rather that nationalist propaganda.

Atlantic Dawn

He voted Brexit and wants an open border...eh ok.

Berserker

Ally Dick wrote: »

I'm not so sure a second referendum would go the other way

I agree. Family members of mine who voted to stay would vote to leave now, as a simple FU, for example.