Claire Byrne Live (RTE1)

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Michael Healy-Rae has just said he wants every house in the country to be issued with a Garda breathalyser so you can check yourself for being over the drink drive limit, is he the full quid?

Not the worst thing I've ever heard.

You can easily buy your own and they aren't that expensive.

Andrew00

Dayummm

Degag

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Michael Healy-Rae has just said he wants every house in the country to be issued with a Garda breathalyser so you can check yourself for being over the drink drive limit, is he the full quid?

What exactly is so daft about the idea?

NIMAN

He said, "what if you have the kids to take to a football match the next morning"

How about you be a responsible adult and not get plastered the night before?

Whatever happened personal responsibility?

Storm 10

So Claire blew 0 why in God's name did they not get someone to have a few beers this morning and test him tonight to see what happened, load of crap

I think the system where the car won't start is a great system especially for those that have drunk and drove.

They have to fit these systems at their own expense in new Zealand.

Atlantic Dawn

Degag wrote: »

What exactly is so daft about the idea?

The Garda issued device cost circa €1000, one for each of the 2 million houses in the country would cost €2billion, slightly more than the oul Millenium candles

punisher5112 wrote: »

You can easily buy your own and they aren't that expensive.

150 euro.

Storm 10 wrote: »

So Claire was blew 0 why in God's name did they not get someone to have a few beers this morning and test him tonight to see what happened, load of crap

She must have been warned off to stay off the champagne.

donkeykong5 wrote: »

150 euro.

Can get cheaper then that and work as good. I've tested a few.

BettePorter

I know it's different for all ppl given size / what you eat / what u drink etc .....but are ppl done for drink driving at 830 those who have been on a bender til 4am or are they the likes of me who might go out at 9 and finishes about 2.

I personally think that a lot of those personal trainers are extremely dangerous.

Give money to brother Kevin. No one else. He can be trusted,

Berserker

BettePorter wrote: »

I know it's different for all ppl given size / what you eat / what u drink etc .....but are ppl done for drink driving at 830 those who have been on a bender til 4am or are they the likes of me who might go out at 9 and finishes about 2.

The answer to your question is in the first line of your post.

Berserker

donkeykong5 wrote: »

I personally think that a lot of those personal trainers are extremely dangerous.

Nutritionists are the worst shower I've come across. Important to note that I am talking about nutritionists and not dietitians. Nutritionists like to pretend that they are dietitians but they are not.

NIMAN

Only caught the last few minutes of that last guest.

Was he a non believer in the 10000 'homeless' by any chance?

Ah this is the young lad who got arrested for helping the migrants into Greece.

Unsurprisingly the Greeks have got kind of pissy about thousand of migrants landing on their shore (and the foreigners helping them).

This is a very fine young man being interviewed. Edit-his mother has s most unfortunate name “Fanny Binder” to Anglophone ears

Deleted User wrote: »

This is a very fine young man being interviewed

His idealism is admirable but he's about to get a dose of realpolitik.

Ten Pin wrote: »

Ray Darcy looking a bit tired

But sounding a bit more clued in.

Berserker wrote: »

donkeykong5 wrote: »

I personally think that a lot of those personal trainers are extremely dangerous.

Nutritionists are the worst shower I've come across. Important to note that I am talking about nutritionists and not dietitians. Nutritionists like to pretend that they are dietitians but they are not.

The so called personal trainers hanging round various gyms encouraging paying customers to lift heay weights etc are bloody untrained DANGEROUS IDIOTS. The gyms employing these individuals need to be investigated. ......prime time investigates......hopefully sooner rather than later. !

Berserker wrote: »

The answer to your question is in the first line of your post.

Perhaps Lidl/Aldi will sell breathalyzers with trend analyses-ie you take two readings 30
Minutes apart before driving, having stopped drinking several hours before and you get a reasonably accurate idea if you are safe to drive, aside from dehydration-hangover factor which is an additional unmeasurable impairment. Those stores sell pulse ixymeters, ecg machines (which I used to give my cardiologist readings-same machine as used by him) It would be a start, though for meters to be commonly available.

Is there some kind of competition to see how many subjects can be jammed in to each show?

Feel so happy and safe now........Leo said no one in Ireland will go hungry ???