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Olaf Tyaransen (top) and independent researcher Tim Bingham speaking at a journalism conference in University College Cork this morning

This morning.

At University College Cork.

A discussion about the media and the decriminalisation of drugs is taking place at UCC’s 8th Annual Journalism Conference – involving ‘erb-loving writer Olaf Tyaransen and Independent justice researcher Tim Bingham.

Some snippets…

And…

The 8th Amendment will be discussed at 2pm this afternoon with a panel including Tara Flynn, Colm O’Gorman and Nell McCafferty.

Pic: Graham De Barra and Dion Davis

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Pic: Dion Davis

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21 thoughts on “Blunt Speaking

  1. jambon

    But the newspapers and Gardai make so much money out of drug prohibition, why would they ever allow that to change?

    1. MoyestWithExcitement

      Yeah! All those Gards driving around the gaff in their new Mercs. Those bleedin’ rich baxtards.

  2. newsjustin

    That’s some panel to discuss the 8th Amendment.

    Nell: “I agree with you more.”
    Colm: “No, no. I simply couldn’t agree with you more.”
    Tara: “Guys, guys, let’s stop the arguing. We all agree with each other equally.”

    Chair: ” One voice at a time, PLEASE!”

      1. newsjustin

        Yep.

        Although Nell’s honesty and straightforwardness is welcome: “It’s not #repealthe8th, it’s legalise abortion.”

  3. Funster Fionnanánn

    Ireland is run by priests and prudes.

    Legalization of drugs is not coming any decade soon. Decriminalizing might happen on a tiny level. Maybe 20-30 years away.

    Relax.

    1. MoyestWithExcitement

      Sure Joe Duffy ran a poll on it and most of his listeners wouldn’t be opposed. If the contrarian blue rinse brigade are open to it, I think decriminalisation is happening much sooner than you think.

  4. Digs

    Really demonstrates the comparative shortcomings of irish universities when you have a creature of limited intellect, like Tyaransen lecturing a group of students. Dear oh dear…

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