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Unchallenged

Admin at 10:37 am September 8, 2015

Claire Byrne Live on RTÉ One last night

Here’s a selection of the racist factoidology that went unchallenged on the public service @ClaireByrneLive show last night. #cblive

— Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

“There are now 900,000 migrants from Eastern Europe living in Ireland” @ClaireByrneLive #cblive — Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

“90% of people living in Direct Provision are bogus, a government report said” #cblive

— Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

“From Sweden down to Portugal there are problems with large scale Islamic immigration” #cblive — Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

“We need to deport at least 4000 Nigerians” (to make room for Syrians) #cblive

— Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

(Aylan Kurdi) dies because his father wanted to get his teeth fixed in Europe, he should be prosecuted for child abuse” #cblive — Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

“We in the West are facing cultural and demographic suicide” #cblive

— Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

So the question is @rte and @ClaireByrneLive why do you allow patently false racist claims to go unchallenged in a public service broadcast? — Gavan Titley (@GavanTitley) September 8, 2015

Anyone?

Watch Claire Byrne Live in full here

UPDATE:

Byrne’s Night

Admin at 10:26 am January 20, 2015

Last night.

Claire Byrne’s interview with Colin Farrell about same sex marriage on the debut of Claire Byrne Live.

And how was it for you?

Full show here

Previously: Staying In Tonight

Staying In Tonight?

Admin at 9:42 am January 19, 2015

Claire Byrne LIVE!

(With a pre-recorded bit)

Laura Fitzgerald writes:

Actor Colin Farrell is to appear on the first Claire Byrne Live to discuss the issue of same-sex marriage. In his first broadcast interview on the issue, Colin Farrell recorded the interview with Claire via satellite link from L.A. It will be broadcast tonight at 10.35pm on RTÉ One. The Irish actor, who’s brother Eamon is gay, is a supporter of same-sex marriage.
The programme will have a range of guests and audience members from all sides of the debate live in studio to discuss the topic of same-sex marriage as well as a live interview with Dr Sharon James of Coalition for Marriage who campaigned against the introduction of same-sex marriage in the UK.

Over to you Vincent.

FIGHT!

Tonight at 10.35pm on RTÉ One.