Comments on: Privates http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/ An Irish woman's social, political and domestic commentary Tue, 13 Jul 2010 06:34:24 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Dan Sullivan http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/comment-page-1/#comment-42807 Dan Sullivan Sat, 10 Feb 2007 02:06:03 +0000 http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/#comment-42807 Regarding the plantiff playing football, surely he has an obligation to wear some proper kaks and not some loosy goose french knickers arrangement that allows his bits to dangle about the place for photographers to snap. Regarding the plantiff playing football, surely he has an obligation to wear some proper kaks and not some loosy goose french knickers arrangement that allows his bits to dangle about the place for photographers to snap.

]]> By: cearta.ie » Blog Archive » Privacy law in the UK http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/comment-page-1/#comment-42618 cearta.ie » Blog Archive » Privacy law in the UK Thu, 08 Feb 2007 22:44:22 +0000 http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/#comment-42618 [...] to exercise the blogosphere - see Media Forum, and much robust common sense from Sarah Carey on GUBU). As the English cases have used the ECHR to mould breach of confidence, so we could use both it [...] [...] to exercise the blogosphere – see Media Forum, and much robust common sense from Sarah Carey on GUBU). As the English cases have used the ECHR to mould breach of confidence, so we could use both it [...]

]]> By: ben http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/comment-page-1/#comment-42585 ben Thu, 08 Feb 2007 19:08:57 +0000 http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/#comment-42585 Come on, Moll, where would a streaker hide the knife? Twenty Major (of course) put it well: "they all pretty much look the same. So if his balls were on display so were my balls and every other man in the country's balls." Come on, Moll, where would a streaker hide the knife?

Twenty Major (of course) put it well: “they all pretty much look the same. So if his balls were on display so were my balls and every other man in the country’s balls.”

]]> By: Mol http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/comment-page-1/#comment-42553 Mol Thu, 08 Feb 2007 16:35:43 +0000 http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/#comment-42553 Two things Firstly this guys mother also phoned up the Joe Duffy show and ate the head of him live on air. It was most ammusing, she went through him, informing him that under no circumstances what so ever was he ever to pull a stunt like this again. The guy couldn't get a word in edgeways. Secondly, if streakers can get on to pitches and golf courses so easily, what is preventing some nutter with a knife doing the same? I am only asking. Moll Two things

Firstly this guys mother also phoned up the Joe Duffy show and ate the head of him live on air. It was most ammusing, she went through him, informing him that under no circumstances what so ever was he ever to pull a stunt like this again. The guy couldn’t get a word in edgeways.

Secondly, if streakers can get on to pitches and golf courses so easily, what is preventing some nutter with a knife doing the same? I am only asking.

Moll

]]> By: Daithí http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/comment-page-1/#comment-42518 Daithí Thu, 08 Feb 2007 12:03:26 +0000 http://www.sarahcarey.ie/2007/02/08/privates/#comment-42518 Even if it was, um, you know (whatever deformity...), for a libel claim to succeed you also have to prove (or in Ireland, at least maintain that) the statement is 'false'. Now if they had written something accusing him of being a GAA exhibitionist and a danger to children, I could understand. Even allowing for a certain role of innuendo-leading-to-falsity (which can convince a court), it's a fairly difficult case to make. You can understand why it was jettisoned at an early stage! I looked for the photo in the TCD library. We don't have it. Whoever finds it should blog it. Anonymously, on an American server ;) Even if it was, um, you know (whatever deformity…), for a libel claim to succeed you also have to prove (or in Ireland, at least maintain that) the statement is ‘false’. Now if they had written something accusing him of being a GAA exhibitionist and a danger to children, I could understand. Even allowing for a certain role of innuendo-leading-to-falsity (which can convince a court), it’s a fairly difficult case to make. You can understand why it was jettisoned at an early stage!

I looked for the photo in the TCD library. We don’t have it. Whoever finds it should blog it. Anonymously, on an American server ;)

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