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blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

So no examples of 'loads' of these type of events. No answer to how it is communicated.

Okie doke.

There would be hundreds of thousands of events every year where photographs don't make it into the public domain.

In fact, the default requirement under GDPR is that you need the permission of the person being photographed to publish it after any event.

Prurient interest from a politically motivated anonymous internet poster isn't sufficient of a public interest to override GDPR - I think I explained this on here weeks ago.

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

I did re-read and I don't see a single 'example' of this type of event, just plenty of insistence that they do take place among a 'certain set'.

I also see no examples of how this 'no camera' request is communicated.

You are drowning here in a sea of your own making again Redgirl.

If 'loads' of these type of events happen tell us about one.

Did you manage to get past all you're post to get to #8668.

If you can't understand that every event is not a group of "how r ya's" splashing everything on social media that is not my concern. I have tried to explain, you are incapable of understanding the concept so will leave it at that.

FrancieBrady

Redgirl82 wrote: »

Did you manage to get past all you're post to get to #8668.

If you can't understand that every event is not a group of "how r ya's" splashing everything on social media that is not my concern. I have tried to explain, you are incapable of understanding the concept so will leave it at that.

There are NO examples in that post...just your ongoing insistence that these events happen.

And we still await info on how this no camera rule is communicated/policed.

Is there really a secret set socialising in Ireland that behave differently to the other sets?

Strange omerta again if you won't give an example of one of these events.

Hawthorn Tree

Watching the Dail here. Seems the minister for health has gone missing and FFG wont allow a debate on the new covid plan and Dublin restrictions (Level 3.71).

FrancieBrady

Hawthorn Tree wrote: »

Watching the Dail here. Seems the minister for health has gone missing and FFG wont allow a debate on the new covid plan and Dublin restrictions (Level 3.71).

Saw that earlier on twitter...meeting cancelled tomorrow etc. Any word on what's going on?

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

There are NO examples in that post...just your ongoing insistence that these events happen.

And we still await info on how this no camera rule is communicated/policed.

Is there really a secret set socialising in Ireland that behave differently to the other sets?

Strange omerta again if you won't give an example of one of these events.

I have explained it several times to you - GDPR.

The fact that you and others choose to ignore GDPR is actually a more important issue.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

I have explained it several times to you - GDPR.

The fact that you and others choose to ignore GDPR is actually a more important issue.

So anytime someone posts a pic of themselves at an event it is a breach of GDPR? Really?

blanch152

FrancieBrady wrote: »

So anytime someone posts a pic of themselves at an event it is a breach of GDPR? Really?

Anyone can post a selfie of themselves at an event, so long as nobody else is in the picture. If anyone else is in the picture, they need the permission of that person.

It is common enough when registering for events and conferences to indicate whether you are giving permission for your photograph to be used. You can tell the badly organised conferences and events by the fact they don't ask.

Muahahaha

blanch152 wrote: »

Anyone can post a selfie of themselves at an event, so long as nobody else is in the picture. If anyone else is in the picture, they need the permission of that person.

It is common enough when registering for events and conferences to indicate whether you are giving permission for your photograph to be used. You can tell the badly organised conferences and events by the fact they don't ask.

Blanch- think you might have missed this question I asked you

Muahahaha wrote: »

If you can see racism on the thread then why arent you reporting it? Or are you just playing the race card because you dont have a coherent argument? It would seem the latter to me.

Quick question blanch- if you had knowledge of who caused the murder of 33 Irish citizens would you go to the Gardai and tell them? Thats a simple yes or no question.

FrancieBrady

blanch152 wrote: »

Anyone can post a selfie of themselves at an event, so long as nobody else is in the picture. If anyone else is in the picture, they need the permission of that person.

It is common enough when registering for events and conferences to indicate whether you are giving permission for your photograph to be used. You can tell the badly organised conferences and events by the fact they don't ask.

Just post a like example of an event like a golf dinner, where you are asked not to take pics.

Why the big problem/omerta here between the two of you now.

One example and how they they tell you not to take pics at a dinner.

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

There are NO examples in that post...just your ongoing insistence that these events happen.

And we still await info on how this no camera rule is communicated/policed.

Is there really a secret set socialising in Ireland that behave differently to the other sets?

Strange omerta again if you won't give an example of one of these events.

Yes it is a secret society. You are clearly not a part of it.

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Just post a like example of an event like a golf dinner, where you are asked not to take pics.

Why the big problem/omerta here between the two of you now.

One example and how they they tell you not to take pics at a dinner.

Why the f**k would you want to take a picture of someone eating dinner?

ELM327

blanch152 wrote: »

Anyone can post a selfie of themselves at an event, so long as nobody else is in the picture. If anyone else is in the picture, they need the permission of that person.

It is common enough when registering for events and conferences to indicate whether you are giving permission for your photograph to be used. You can tell the badly organised conferences and events by the fact they don't ask.

False.


If it's in a public place a photo of t he event can be taken (eg a march or assembly).
If in private property, and the photo is to be used for profit or marketing, then consent is needed.Not otherwise.

FrancieBrady

Redgirl82 wrote: »

Why the f**k would you want to take a picture of someone eating dinner?

Not the question Redgirl...people take pics at events ALL the time. Yet at this two day event nobody took a single one it seems.


Now do you have examples of how this is achieved or not? YOU have claimed that 'loads of these events' happen here, not me.

Hawthorn Tree

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Saw that earlier on twitter...meeting cancelled tomorrow etc. Any word on what's going on?

https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0922/1166635-cabinet-ireland/

The Taoiseach has defended the Government's decision to appoint ten special advisers for Junior Ministers.
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Covid Committee meeting postponed

The Taoiseach told the Dáil that the Oireachtas Covid Committee has been rescheduled for next week rather than tomorrow as the Health Minister, the head of the HSE and the Acting Chief Medical Officer are finalising the Winter Plan.

Opposition deputies have complained that this week's sitting had been cancelled at short notice.

A new plan, cant wait

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Not the question Redgirl...people take pics at events ALL the time. Yet at this two day event nobody took a single one it seems.


Now do you have examples of how this is achieved or not? YOU have claimed that 'loads of these events' happen here, not me.

Yes I have examples

FrancieBrady

Redgirl82 wrote: »

Yes I have examples

Are you going to share them with us or are they governed by an omerta too?

McMurphy

blanch152 wrote: »

Anyone can post a selfie of themselves at an event, so long as nobody else is in the picture. If anyone else is in the picture, they need the permission of that person.

It is common enough when registering for events and conferences to indicate whether you are giving permission for your photograph to be used. You can tell the badly organised conferences and events by the fact they don't ask.

Noel Rock must be bricking himself.

https://twitter.com/NoelRock/status/1294764775147266049?s=19

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

Are you going to share them with us or are they governed by an omerta too?

When did someone share the word "omerta" with you? do you now use in every post :P

FrancieBrady

Redgirl82 wrote: »

When did someone share the word "omerta" with you? do you now use in every post :P

No...I find it particularly relevant to this event and frankly to yours and blanch's behaviour.

There are 'loads' of these events - you have 'examples' but you won't name one.

Can you think of another word to describe that? 'Evasive'?
'Defensive'? 'Spin and nonsense'?

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

No...I find it particularly relevant to this event and frankly to yours and blanch's behaviour.

There are 'loads' of these events - you have 'examples' but you won't name one.

Can you think of another word to describe that? 'Evasive'?
'Defensive'? 'Spin and nonsense'?

Check out post #8742

dundalkfc10

https://twitter.com/MaryLouMcDonald/status/1308392974150234114?s=19

More lies from Mickey Martin tryna have a go at Sinn Féin.

FrancieBrady

Redgirl82 wrote: »

Check out post #8742

As I thought. You have just been on another fairly blatant spoof to try and defend this event.
Wasn't hard to reveal it for what it was Redgirl.

Redgirl82

FrancieBrady wrote: »

As I thought. You have just been on another fairly blatant spoof to try and defend this event.
Wasn't hard to reveal it for what it was Redgirl.

If you are happy with you're own ignorance on topics and unwilling to listen to alternatives that's on you, nobody else.

Redgirl82

dundalkfc10 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MaryLouMcDonald/status/1308392974150234114?s=19

More lies from Mickey Martin tryna have a go at Sinn Féin.

I thought the government in North had no power? why the do they need 14 advisors?

FrancieBrady

Redgirl82 wrote: »

If you are happy with you're own ignorance on topics and unwilling to listen to alternatives that's on you, nobody else.

You were spoofing Redgirl.

I know that an event where there is an embargo on cameras is rare.

You have not disproved that in the slightest.
You made a bit of a fool of yourself actually.

dundalkfc10

Redgirl82 wrote: »

I thought the government in North had no power? why the do they need 14 advisors?

Who said the Government in the North have no power? Your talking nonsense trying to deflect that Mickey lied in the dail (again)

Mickey said Sinn Fein cant talk about the amount of advisors and their wages, as they get paid more up North.

14 advisors in total up North get paid less than the total amount of "Advisors" in the Republic.

Now you can talk as much ****e, and deflect, deflect deflect. Its a fact he lied but your still defending him.

Good job the general public see right through FF and FG now

Brendan Bendar

Lot of anger out there.

Shinners beginning to feel the heat.....

The Magpies are being reeled in, it would appear.

Yurt2

Brendan Bendar wrote: »

Lot of anger out there.

Shinners beginning to feel the heat.....

The Magpies are being reeled in, it would appear.

BrendanFlash, you and your merry band of B.O.Ts are close to being reduced to dribbling wrecks going on the contributions on this and other threads. Someone remarked earlier that this government will stumble on for a 2-3 more years.


You'll be a permanent resident in John of Gods if that happens. Your bizzare oblique references to magpies and other avians are sure-fire indicators of that.

Hawthorn Tree

Hawthorn Tree wrote: »

The people of Ireland have clearly stopped listening to the government and NPHET. I truly believe that the Clifden dinner had a major influence on that. I don't think I have ever seen the population so angry as it was after that event and Hogan's magical mystery your. The other factor is the chaotic communications coming from FF ministers for the most part. How can the government can get back hearts and minds? How can they restore confidence? Is it too late?

Any suggestions from the government supporters?