Brendan Courtney

I'm like, you're a mum.

You don't know what's coming down the line.

Like...

You're going to really regret this, you know, and you don't know who they're going to bring into your life.

And if, you know, expressing intolerance in front of children is just so bad.

It's so bad.

There's a couple of other arguments about why it happens.

And there are different conversations.

They're around people feeling forgotten, people, you know, their communities not having housing, having education, you know, people feeling that...

funds are being siphoned off to someone else.

But that's just a way to keep us all fighting in the bottom.

So, you know, we give all our money away to capital gains.

Whatever we do at the top, we're not basically sorting out these problems at the bottom.

But what can sort it out and what showed us in the last two referendums is people, real stories, like just reminding people that my community are frightened at the moment.

And people are like, even my, you know, get my barber, he's a lovely man.

He was like, really, are you?

I'm like, and that's, so when I...

I feel this is really dramatic, but I feel we need to sound the alarm.

I'm nervous about what's going to happen at Pride on Saturday.

Imagine that, this day and age in Ireland.