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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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United Chester Men

In fairness Australia has hugely multiple times the resources and economic sustainability than Ireland. The countries are incomparable. All we have is our access to Europe at this stage.

BunkMoreland

CountyHurler wrote: »

As opposed to Damien English who has spent the last 80 years eating turf...

I don't even know what that's referencing but I lol'd

Un Croissant

Coming on stream.. like bad sci fi.

hotmail.com

RayM wrote: »

The Matt Cooper debate was really good - very well chaired too. Alex White and Colm O'Gorman destroyed Jim Walsh and Breda O'Brien.

Patrick Treacy was a much better 'performer' than the rest of the troglodytes on the No side (unsurprising, what with him being a barrister and all), but I thought it was really sneaky of him to avoid acknowledging the fact that he's a devout Christian.

Just like Ger Brennan not mentioning he is a religion teacher in his article.

GottaLaugh

United Chester Men wrote: »

Wow, she has picked up the Oz accent hasn't she.

So they are effectively economic migrants/weather refugees.

CountyHurler

BunkMoreland wrote: »

Only 8 years and her voice goes up at the end of every sentence like a "native"

As opposed to Damien English who has spent the last 80 years eating turf...

take everything

"Hfhdhkrirjjcjnejennd..."

Un Croissant

Stephen, my son, roisins husband, my grandchilds father, my husbands son, my brothers nephew..

Slicemeister

Why come on cribbing if you're not staying?

United Chester Men

Wow, she has picked up the Oz accent hasn't she.

Un Croissant

No.. you definitely wouldn't. You've lost your accent. Heresy

BunkMoreland

Only 8 years and her voice goes up at the end of every sentence like a "native"

RayM

hotmail.com wrote: »

A Labour minister will be on the Prime Time debate tomorrow night, most likely Alex White. He was on the Matt Cooper debate earlier with Breda O'Brien and he did very well.

I thought Leo did quite well tonight. Clear, passionate and persuasive.

The Matt Cooper debate was really good - very well chaired too. Alex White and Colm O'Gorman destroyed Jim Walsh and Breda O'Brien.

Patrick Treacy was a much better 'performer' than the rest of the troglodytes on the No side (unsurprising, what with him being a barrister and all), but I thought it was really sneaky of him to avoid acknowledging the fact that he's a devout Christian.

CountyHurler

I really dont like the weather... jaysus I thought he was gonna come up with a better argument than that... I bet him wont have Jean Byrne telling him about the bad weather in whatever country he moves to ... so there...

coolhull

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Will teachers will have to say parent instead of mam or dad going forward so as to not cause offence to children?

hotmail.com wrote: »

Don't they already say that?

Well, if they don't, then they should. There are so many children without either a Mammy or a Daddy, for a variety of reasons.

Un Croissant

The bloody intermediate! Everyone seems to be winning them. I think I have three of them at this stage.

SpaceTime

BunkMoreland wrote: »

God people love talking about how they are going to leave Ireland or how they have left Ireland.

Nobody cares, just go and don't let the door hit you on the arse.

Thanks for your best wishes.

BunkMoreland

God people love talking about how they are going to leave Ireland or how they have left Ireland.

Nobody cares, just go and don't let the door hit you on the arse.

hotmail.com

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Will teachers will have to say parent instead of mam or dad going forward so as to not cause offence to children?

Don't they already say that?

hotmail.com

CountyHurler wrote: »

It would have been a huge mistake if the YES side had put him forward... Alex White always strikes me as being similar to Ivana Bacik... Never able to communicate with the average working class person. He was on the radio on Saturday and I thought he was poor enough..

A Labour minister will be on the Prime Time debate tomorrow night, most likely Alex White. He was on the Matt Cooper debate earlier with Breda O'Brien and he did very well.

I thought Leo did quite well tonight. Clear, passionate and persuasive.

coolhull

But whether we vote 'yes' or 'no 'on Friday, the question of commercial surrogacy is not relevant to the referendum

SpaceTime

Slicemeister wrote: »

I don't believe him when he says there'll be legislation against commercial surrogacy.

Why not?
Ireland has some of the most conservative laws on reproduction outside of the Vatican!
It would be highly unlikely that you'd see liberal surrogacy legislation.

Atlantic Dawn

Will teachers will have to say parent instead of mam or dad going forward so as to not cause offence to children?

CountyHurler

Un Croissant wrote: »

I see that Alex White didn't make the cut.

It would have been a huge mistake if the YES side had put him forward... Alex White always strikes me as being similar to Ivana Bacik... Never able to communicate with the average working class person. He was on the radio on Saturday and I thought he was poor enough..

Slicemeister

I don't believe him when he says there'll be legislation against commercial surrogacy.

Atlantic Dawn

Commercial surrogacy needs to be banned, he's right.

RayM

It's amazing the way, just like William Binchy, Patricia Casey, etc, his professional opinions just happen to match his religious beliefs. Given how important they obviously are to him, isn't it odd that he didn't mention those beliefs even once during that interview?

Un Croissant

I see that Alex White didn't make the cut.

Un Croissant

Claire almost nailed him but let him wriggle free

CreepingDeath

circadian wrote: »

I think a genuine friendship involves tolerance, acceptance and compromise.

It is the No camp that is rejecting the hand of friendship.

Friendship my arse..
Much like the Dublin bus drivers are "extending the hand of friendship" to the Dublin bus and the labour courts... it's purely for their own agenda.

United Chester Men wrote: »

It just shows how ignorant and full of false superiority a lot of the No voters are....i.

So much insecurity and false notions of superiority by No voters who are stuck in the past.

False superiority ?
Being heterosexual means your body, gender and sexuality are aligned in such a way that you are much more likely to succeed in reproducing, just as natural/biology/MILLIONS of years of evolution intended.

Every single person on this planet can trace their parents and parents parents, all the way back to the beginning of mammal life on this planet through a series of male and female parents.

It's hard not to feel that the LGBT community (well maybe not the bisexuals), are at a disadvantage in this specific respect.
So when it comes to marriage and raising families, heterosexuals DO have a natural advantage and the advantage of complementary and contrasting parenting roles.

If the yes side believe in tolerance and diversity, then having a same sex couple sounds quite intolerant.

(I actually thought I could be clever and invent the phase "mono-sexual" couple, but that just means not bisexual... someone used it already, damn them!)