know the same of same citizens, same background, same history, an example might be something like the rte program, the late late show, seen on the entirety of this island a friday night, the biggest show on the island on both sides of the border, has a competition and it excludes the the six counties, puts map up, a physical map where it's like the sea is there instead of the northern sea. counties, what does that say to all of the citizens who are here? it's saying there other, but it also says to the citizens in the 26th countries, they are other. it was so effective in doing that, but i think most agregously what it did was, it said to a people who were under militarization, who are experiencing daily violations that their voices could be silenced, it wasn't just members of the ira, it wasn't just members of shin fein who were censored. it was also the entire community from which they came and that was totally deliberate, it was total political onslot against a community and who were engaged in resisting military occupation, resisting the orange state, resisting discrimination and basi

know, the same of same citizens, same background, same history, an example might be something like the rte program, the lately. show seen on the entirety of this island a friday night, the biggest show on the island on both sides of the border, has a competition and it excludes the the six countries, puts a map up, a physical map where it's like the sea is there instead of the northern six counties, what does that say to all of the citizens who are here, it's saying there other, but it also says to the citizens in the 26th countries, they are other, it was so effective. have been doing that, but i think most aggregously what it did was, it said to a people who were under militarization, who were experiencing daily violations that their voices could be silenced, it wasn't just members of the ira, it wasn't just members of shin feine who were censored, it was also the entire community from which they came, and that was totally deliberate, it was total political onslot against a... community and who were engaged in resisting military occupation, resisting the orange state, resisting discrimin

in colleagues in rte are reporting a man attacked a woman and injured the children.ice have confirmed they are not looking for anybody else in connection with this, they are following a definite line of inquiry and they have indicated they don't believe this was terrorist related, so inquiries are ongoing, the scene remains sealed off in parnell square east, you have had paramedics there, firefighters also involved in the operation and the irish prime minister, the taoiseach has thanked the emergency services for responding so quickly, he said he is being kept up—to—date by the police and the irishjustice minister said this is a shocking and appalling attack on three innocent children, so details still emerging, but that is what we know so far about this suspected stanning incident in dublin. �* , ., , dublin. and chris we have seeing some of the _ dublin. and chris we have seeing some of the still— dublin. and chris we have seeing some of the still pictures, i some of the still pictures, obviously there is a huge police presence, as that investigation starts, but ar

and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed. and i come from family of 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the walls across the area and across the north that the ira equaled i ran away, there was no defense. the community was crying out for people to protect us against the state that neither wanted or welcomed us, so i grew up knowing that there was something rotten at the core of uh of where i lived, i probably didn't have much of an understanding that it obviously was beyond beyond day, think kind of environment that as a child, i grew up in and all of that had happened before bloody sunday, and martina, you now. the area yourself and you were then captured in england, can you tell me about your your your your caption your your time and shield?

by the age of seven and 1969, there had been 14 union unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there was... six people killed and i come from family of 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the walls across there and across the north that the ira equaled iran away. "there was no defense, the community was crying out for people to protect us against the state that neither wanted or welcomed us, so i grew up knowing that there was something rotten at the core of uh of where i lived, i probably didn't have much of an understanding that it obviously was beyond, beyond derry, siny environment that is a child i grew up in, and all of that had happened before bloody sunday." and martina, you you then joined the area yourself and you were then captured in england, can you tell me about your your your your caption on your your time and j

dary, and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, water installations and there were six people killed, and i come from my family. 10 and my older brothers and sisters had taken to the streets for one man one vote for civil rights, basic houses, jobs, what people were looking for, most modest demands one might say, and they were beat off the streets, as we all know, and it used to be written on the walls across the area and across the north that the iraa equaled, i ran away, there was no defense, the community was crying. for people to protect us against the state that neither wanted or welcomed us, so i grew up knowing that there was something rotten at the core of uh of where i lived, i probably didn't have much of an understanding that it obviously was beyond, beyond darry, it's a kind of environment that as a child i grew up in and all of that had happened before bloody sunday, and martina, you now joined the area yourself and you... were then captured in england, can you tell me about your your your your capturing your your tim

not believe this was terrorist related in any way and my colleagues at the irish national broadcaster rtestood a man attacked a woman. he is now being treated in hospital but he was injured himself and police are waiting to talk to him. so police are saying they are following a definite line of inquiry for the moment, the scene in the city centre remains cordoned off. there is a school nearby and some parents have been allowed to go through the cording to pick up their children. understandably, many people are extremely alarmed and the police say they have been in touch with the parents of the three children who have been injured. the irish prime minister, the taoiseach leo said that his thoughts and prayers are with those affected and he's been kept up—to—date and he praised emergency services who are on the scene very quickly indeed. irish justice minister said the attack was shocking and appalling and her thoughts are with, in particular, the three innocent children who have been injured foot of a great deal of shall, if you would expect, and ireland but the capital city, dublin, this

he also gave a statement to a local news organization, rte, about what happened. and then another local guy, another local guy from dublin, decided to start a gofundme, asking people to show their appreciation by buying the guy a proverbial pint. the gofundme said the man is a hero and the least we can do is buy him a pint. so i'm asking you to donate the price of a pint of guinness in your local so he knows the people of dublin appreciate him. so again, the attack was thanksgiving day, on thursday. the gofundme for the delivery driver was posted on friday. by saturday, it had raised more than 300,000 euros. the headline in "the new york times". donors give over 300,000 euros for immigrant who intervened in dublin stabbing. many people in ireland and beyond are saying thanks by buying him a proverbial pint. as of tonight, i just checked before we got on the air, more than 33,000 people have made donations to that gofundme to say thank you to the delivery driver on the street. now, the knife attack that these two men, the brazilian guy and the french guy, the knife

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in austlia to whom lewis then in turn responded, and the resulting back and forth was published in rtÉ'sjudge adjudicator. then theaw journal of the university of melbournlaw school. you can now find lewis a side of this spirited, but well mannered deba in th garden. the dark collection in is the lincoln's essay about the hooligans. lewis was concerned aut offenders being let off too easily and what that mns for the fundamental social compact. here he is concerned wit criminals ing treated as less than human. he was worried about developments in european jurisprudence such that deterrence and rehabilitation soon becomthe chief goals of the criminal justiceystem. rather than punishing a wrongdoer simply because he or she deserves it. it may sound paradoxical, but lewis believed that wn we punish a humaneing for a wrong, we acknowledge the dignitof that human being and make possible restoration. becae that human being should have and could have known better have the dignity enough have known better. there is nothi wrong with deterring crime or rebui, hating a criminal as a side effect of a

but first, let's get your latest news rte . 531. your latest news with rte. 531. >> our top stories tonightrcus. one person was seen displaying a placard that police believed could incite hatred. another was arrested on suspicion of breaching public order. the third for assaulting a police officer . the prime minister says officer. the prime minister says plans by some groups to protest dunng plans by some groups to protest during remembrance commemorations are provocative and disrespectful . in and disrespectful. in a statement, rishi sunak said the right to remember in peace and dignity must be protected. labour leader sir keir starmer echoed those comments as he says he supports the police in whatever action is needed . whatever action is needed. suella braverman wants to restrict the use of tents by homeless people in towns and cities posting on x. the home secretary warned that british streets risk going the same way as some in the us. as she says, many tents are occupied by people. quote from abroad, living on the streets as a lifestyle choice. end quote. and russell brand is being su