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peter donegan

ah for Gods sake....

Oh Christ :shock: am I in trouble for this.... ?!

Ciaran

Fuck the pope! Sorry, I just have a lot to get out of my system before this becomes law.

Liam

Fuck this retarded government....

the country going down the shitter under cowens fat ass and they have nothing better to do than try convict a talented artist having a laugh (with the rest of the country), and persecute any intelligent heathen. The nazi regime seems to be in this season.

Jason S

This law is a joke and will be totally unenforceable.

Atheist Ireland (www.athiest.ie) will hopefully be able to organise some opposition.

Paul Neilan

Is this a wind-up? Blaspheme and you could be stuck with €100K fine? For God's sake. Eff Kermit Ahern up the arse. Hope it isn't retrospective now. How open to abuse is this anyway. Blasphemy is going to be defined by the offended parties. Total rubbish.

Tom

Hope this new law applies to the FFers as it must be blasphemous to create jobs for the boys, i.e. junior ministers.

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