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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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alan partridge aha

I do not want a united Ireland personally.

FrancieBrady

AllForIt wrote: »

A hard border does not necessarily imply a return to the old days. Or do you know that it will for a certainty?

The 'old days' as you call them came about after the border campaign. After years of tensions there, posts burned and shot at and then we descended into all out conflict.
I live smack on the border and I am seeing massive tensions build here about what is ahead.
I am certain it will be deeply destabilising and that anything could happen as a result.

OldMrBrennan83

Why does she keep assuming the British would or should care about us in all this? When she asked Nigel Farage did he not think about how it would all affect us I thought it was a satirical version of the show. He did well not to laugh at her.

AllForIt

FrancieBrady wrote: »

You are suprised Irish people would chose a UI over a hard border...where have you been for the last 100 years? :rolleyes:

A hard border does not necessarily imply a return to the old days. Or do you know that it will for a certainty?

Atlantic Dawn

Exactly, that's why you need a hard border.

Muahahaha

Laois_Man wrote: »

And why didnt they have Flanagan and Farage debate together?

Farage is not one to ever shy away from a debate, its obvious to me that Charlie Flanagan refused to debate him

AllForIt

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Farage isn't on Prime Time - he's on Claire Byrne, a different show. Having said that, I've no idea why BBC and now RTE continue to give him oxygen. He has no mandate, no party, no base.

He was/is the leading voice for Brexit and to starve him of oxygen doesn't sound very democratic to me.

FrancieBrady

AllForIt wrote: »

I'm shocked by those stats re united Ireland. 1K of a sample is a bit small. If ever a thing were to happen we'd have a resurgence of Loyalists terrorists and who wants that.

You are suprised Irish people would chose a UI over a hard border...where have you been for the last 100 years? :rolleyes:

Atlantic Dawn

Ulster farmers are fecked.

NIMAN

jogdish wrote: »

As suspected the Clair Byrne Amarach poll thing is useless from a statistical view point, samples/questions most weeks are awfully chosen.

And Claire herself didn't even know about the makeup of the poll.

One minute it has asked NI residents, then it hasn't.

Atlantic Dawn

jay0109 wrote: »

Don't mention a united Ireland to an FG-er....he'll combust

Wonder was it him or Farage who decided they wouldn't converse directly tonight?

jogdish

As suspected the Clair Byrne Amarach poll thing is useless from a statistical view point, samples/questions most weeks are awfully chosen.

jay0109

Don't mention a united Ireland to an FG-er....he'll combust

Atlantic Dawn

Ffs, doesn't even know where the poll was run from.

AllForIt

I'm shocked by those stats re united Ireland. 1K of a sample is a bit small. If ever a thing were to happen we'd have a resurgence of Loyalists terrorists and who wants that.

Atlantic Dawn

Access to some fresh perishable goods would be compromised for this country too if we get a hard border.

[Deleted User]

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Again we come to the word 'threshold' and it depends what yours is I suppose. Generally I am not afraid of opinions and I pride myself on owning my own mind. It's kinda required after the watershed.
Farage is on tonight - he has been accused of racism for instance. Have you rung in to complain or will you just watch and process it?
Actually, don't answer that, I think we are done here. I am anyhow.

There's no question of being 'afraid of opinion'. I'm not afraid of Linehan's opinion. I know that it has no place in a news programme. Facts, evidence, personal experience are all relevant. Twitter warrior comedy writers are not relevant, unless the topic is comedy.

Farage isn't on Prime Time - he's on Claire Byrne, a different show. Having said that, I've no idea why BBC and now RTE continue to give him oxygen. He has no mandate, no party, no base.

FrancieBrady

Laois_Man wrote: »

Farage knows damn well he is going to "come back and fight them again" - Is anyone going to listen to anything he has to say on any other topic? What's his career going to be when everyone stops talking about Brexit? Where's he going to get a radio show to talk about the state of political affairs in Mogadishu!

And why didnt they have Flanagan and Farage debate together?

It was hard enough to interview him on that connection much less have a debate.

He just mouths platitudes anyway.

Damien360

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Hard border will be mandatory without a trade deal.

Of course it is. Think of this scenario and how it effects us.

UK supplier buys in produce from outside EU legally for UK, but without EU knowledge. Ships it to NI, it comes down south and then out into the EU.

No checks or balances if no border.

If the EU got wind of it, all Irish produce would be subject to extra checks and an effective border, hindering our legal seemless trade with the EU.

The UK wouldn't give a damn but we will be destroyed from a trade point of view.

Cynical point of view but considering how the UK ministers have been very two faced in all negotiations with the EU, we should watch them carefully.

AllForIt

Farage thinks there will be an Irexit? Not in his hole does he ever believe such a thing.

Edit: The UK Brexit mess has shown us that any such thing would a total catastrophe for this county.

Laois_Man

Farage knows damn well he is going to "come back and fight them again" - Is anyone going to listen to anything he has to say on any other topic? What's his career going to be when everyone stops talking about Brexit? Where's he going to get a radio show to talk about the state of political affairs in Mogadishu!

And why didnt they have Flanagan and Farage debate together?

Atlantic Dawn

Hard border will be mandatory without a trade deal.

FrancieBrady

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Air all views? Really? So any kind of racist, misogynist, transphobic rant should be presented to the general public? Personally, I'd expect a professional public service broadcaster to have some kind of editorial role, to look for evidence over opinion - but perhaps my standards are higher than yours.

Again we come to the word 'threshold' and it depends what yours is I suppose. Generally I am not afraid of opinions and I pride myself on owning my own mind. It's kinda required after the watershed.
Farage is on tonight - he has been accused of racism for instance. Have you rung in to complain or will you just watch and process it?
Actually, don't answer that, I think we are done here. I am anyhow.

[Deleted User]

FrancieBrady wrote: »

This is the real world, like it or not, Linehan's name has purchase. People like him will be sought out if they have a stance.
This wasn't a debate on a referendum, it was a segment designed to flesh out to an unaware audience, what the issues are.
I am long enough in the tooth to know that one person's rant is another's rational opinion. The remit is and should be, to air all views.

Air all views? Really? So any kind of racist, misogynist, transphobic rant should be presented to the general public? Personally, I'd expect a professional public service broadcaster to have some kind of editorial role, to look for evidence over opinion - but perhaps my standards are higher than yours.

AllForIt

Bit of a coup for RTE to get Denis Fergus on. And with Farage, a must watch.

Atlantic Dawn

Tonights show, Farage features....
https://twitter.com/ClaireByrneLive/status/1089994651254296577

FrancieBrady

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

But you haven't been on Prime Time, right? No, neither have I, regardless of how opinionated I am.

With a professional journalist like O'toole, you get some analysis, some context, some additional history - we got none of that from Glinner, just a mad rant, a completely inappropriate comparison to bulemia and some furious typing.

This is the real world, like it or not, Linehan's name has purchase. People like him will be sought out if they have a stance.
This wasn't a debate on a referendum, it was a segment designed to flesh out to an unaware audience, what the issues are.
I am long enough in the tooth to know that one person's rant is another's rational opinion. The remit is and should be, to air all views.

[Deleted User]

FrancieBrady wrote: »

If you knew what you were talking about...no problem whatsoever. And yes, I have taken part in current affairs radio programmes on topics I have interest in.

What is your point here?
Have you seen O'Toole on these type of segments? I have seen talk on Housing, Finance, Northern Ireland, Film Industry etc etc. He has 'opinions' on all of that but would not have qualifications in them.

I get the impression you have only tuned into current affairs programmes because your pet topic was on and Linehan has an opposing view to you.

But you haven't been on Prime Time, right? No, neither have I, regardless of how opinionated I am.

With a professional journalist like O'toole, you get some analysis, some context, some additional history - we got none of that from Glinner, just a mad rant, a completely inappropriate comparison to bulemia and some furious typing.

FrancieBrady

AndrewJRenko wrote: »

Have you been invited on Prime Time much? Would you be happy if they invited me on?

If you knew what you were talking about...no problem whatsoever. And yes, I have taken part in current affairs radio programmes on topics I have interest in.

What is your point here?
Have you seen O'Toole on these type of segments? I have seen talk on Housing, Finance, Northern Ireland, Film Industry etc etc. He has 'opinions' on all of that but would not have qualifications in them.

I get the impression you have only tuned into current affairs programmes because your pet topic was on and Linehan has an opposing view to you.

[Deleted User]

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Yes, off the top of my head Fintan O'Toole has been on it, on a host of topics which he has an opinion on. As have other writers.

Can you show us an actual 'threshold' that exists to be 'asked' on to a segment investigating the issues around something?
They would be failing my idea of a balanced current affairs show if they didn't attempt to represent all opinion. And like it or not the jury is out on aspects of this.

Have you been invited on Prime Time much? Would you be happy if they invited me on?