Flogging a Dead Horse: The Late Late Show - Friday 5th March 2021

AllForIt

retro:electro wrote: »

Very gripping story. She’s telling it well

She's telling it well and enjoying telling it well.

tupenny

Jayziz.

I'd run or play dead

wandererz

Did Brian die??

castletownman

Deleted User wrote: »

Agonising thing to happen.

I'm just thinking about anytime you light a fire outside to burn rubbish or have a bonfire, and how your eyes feel like they are burning when you get too close.

Must be truly terrifying to experience when its amplified to this degree.

JustJoe7240

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

I have no idea what she's on about????

What is this about????

She lost her husband and got some horrific injuries on honeymoon in the wildfires in Greece in 2018

FixdePitchmark

wandererz wrote: »

Did Brian die??

??

sparksfly

wandererz wrote: »

Did Brian die??

Unfortunately yes.

BorneTobyWilde

JustJoe7240 wrote: »

She lost her husband and got some horrific injuries on honeymoon in the wildfires in Greece in 2018

Oh
Whoosh


I thought it was a house fire in ireland.

Doctors room ghost

Are any of ye on the journal and are the pictures beside the story’s missing

PieOhMy

Wer really lucky in Ireland that theres no lethal animals bar bulls etc and no natural disasters on the earthquake/volcano/ wild fire scale

FintanMcluskey

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

, if he was say putting his fingers in the horses eyes or doing anything outright disrespectful I could understand the public rage but I just couldn't see it. Next logical step was going to be a teleporter or JCB arriving to lift up the body and dispose of it in the back of a large truck or van, it was never going to be a hearse from Masseys arriving to bring the horse to St Patrick's Cathedral.

Many years ago an uncle of mine went to a local animal knackery with a fallen cow.

He was greeted by one of the workers using a dead cow as a table for his lunchbox, sandwiches and mug of tea. The story this week reminded of it.

He was stupid and held to higher standards than most in his position but he did not kill the horse.

People do need to be aware how easy it is the photograph every act we do every day nowadays and behave accordingly, especially if someone is in a position of authority

Atlantic Dawn

I remember seeing the video footage, lots of people made it down to the shore and went out in to the sea for safety, they waited there for help.

CH3OH

She has written a book: As the smoke clears

retro:electro

Jesus Christ this is horrendous

You ghoul

Government buildings

He's really rooting now.

el Fenomeno

That's a horrific story.

passremarkable

Terrible

orm0nd

wandererz wrote: »

Did Brian die??

yes and his brother died tragically as well

https://extra.ie/2018/07/31/featured/brian-ocallaghan-westropp-mother-zoe-holohan

FixdePitchmark

Deleted User wrote: »

You ghoul

? - who

PieOhMy

After joe Duffy played the audio of a dead peados voice to victims live on air today it actually wouldnt suprise me if ryan started throwing fireworks at her right now.

take everything

This is heavy stuff.
She's remarkably articulate and composed.

dirkmeister

Christ.

When he fell out of the boot I assumed that had killed him.

When she added on what actually killed him my jaw dropped.

She is a tough woman.

Ol' Donie

I feel this is in poor taste, but the film on RTE2 is Man On Fire.

jojofizzio

Is she saying half her face was burnt?
Coz it looks flawless

Wishox

PieOhMy wrote: »

Wer really lucky in Ireland that theres no lethal animals bar bulls etc and no natural disasters on the earthquake/volcano/ wild fire scale

Politicions ?

Sheep Shagger

Irish Times article from the time....

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/tributes-paid-to-irish-man-who-died-in-greek-fires-1.3576505

passremarkable

Ol' Donie wrote: »

I feel this is in poor taste, but the film on RTE2 is Man On Fire.

Tubs choice

PieOhMy

Can I ask you the cruel question....

I fell gruesome asking this but.....




What type of person finds themselves using sentences like that on a regular basis?

FixdePitchmark

She is bizarrely composed

AMKC

Jesus that's a horrible way to die. Crazy getting into the boot of a car in the first place but maybe they just thought it's that or nothing. Terrible thing to happen. How would you ever get over that?

Government buildings

She's a very nice person.

thelad95

I think this is the worst misery slot they've ever had and that's saying a lot considering Madeleine McCanns parents have been on a few times.

No disrespect to this women or her poor husband but the nation really does not need a story like this at the end of a long week.

This show needs a major revamp. These type of slots do no good for anyone really.

grey_so_what

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

Many years ago an uncle of mine went to a local animal knackery with a fallen cow.

He was greeted by one of the workers using a dead cow as a table for his lunchbox, sandwiches and mug of tea. The story this week reminded of it.

He was stupid and held to higher standards than most in his position but he did not kill the horse.

People do need to be aware how easy it is the photograph every act we do every day nowadays and behave accordingly, especially if someone is in a position of authority

This is the way it was.


It you think this is the way it is to go forward you'd probably thank it.


But, hopefully its not.



Move on.

TheRiverman

"Grotesque", sadly every Friday night on the Late Late Show is.

Fantastic medical attention.

Macdarack

Ties in with the thread heading.

PieOhMy

thelad95 wrote: »

I think this is the worst misery slot they've ever had and that's saying a lot considering Madeleine McCanns parents have been on a few times.

No disrespect to this women or her poor husband but the nation really does not need a story like this at the end of a long week.

This show needs a major revamp. These type of slots do no good for anyone really.

Dont forget what they did to barry mcguigan.

Or do actually if you can for your own sake

Sheep Shagger

Link for the book

https://www.bookstation.ie/product/as-the-smoke-clears-the-inspirational-true-story-of-surviving-greeces-deadly-wildfires-overcoming-devastating-loss-and-discovering-a-path-to-renewal/

walshb

Is she a little too giddy telling this?

Pinch Flat

Best misery slot in a long while in fairness

BorneTobyWilde

Not sure why you'd leave the beach, were they that flustered that they forgot fire can't burn water

CH3OH

She seems incredibly positive... I don't understand how anyone could be.

FintanMcluskey

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Not sure why you'd leave the beach, were they that flustered that they forgot fire can't burn water

Why the fcuk did they get into the boot of a car?

AllForIt

walshb wrote: »

Is she a little too giddy telling this?

Yeah, I get that. Maybe it's just her natural personalty. She is promoting her book though. No doubt a horrific experience.

wandererz

thelad95 wrote: »

I think this is the worst misery slot they've ever had and that's saying a lot considering Madeleine McCanns parents have been on a few times.

No disrespect to this women or her poor husband but the nation really does not need a story like this at the end of a long week.

This show needs a major revamp. These type of slots do no good for anyone really.

Here's a petition to stop this nonsense on the Late Late Show.

Add your name to it.

Select the option at the bottom to skip any donation/contribution etc.

https://www.change.org/p/rte-one-ireland-no-more-morbidity-on-the-late-late-show-rte-one

Macdarack

PieOhMy wrote: »

Wer really lucky in Ireland that theres no lethal animals bar bulls etc and no natural disasters on the earthquake/volcano/ wild fire scale

Ahh tsunami of paedophile priests !

martingriff

walshb wrote: »

Is she a little too giddy telling this?

People deal with stuff in different way

walshb

FintanMcluskey wrote: »

Why the fcuk did they get into the boot of a car?

They weren’t on the beach..

Think got into car to escape..