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In fact, the only thing Frank can't get used to is how much bigger it feels than it actually is.

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Can't argue with that.

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I do agree with her, yeah.

And I thought the Fintanotools column in the Irish Times earlier this week was bang on and not remotely misogynistic.

I think, of course, women should have a choice.

Now, unfortunately, they seem to only have a choice if they can afford to have a choice.

And that's wrong.

But, of course, women should have a choice.

But it is not the role of a publicly funded healthcare system to provide that choice and to provide a private maternity service.

You know, that is a public fund that are available to everybody, not to provide private healthcare.

Private healthcare is a business.

It's a for-profit operation.

And if it's not viable for the market to provide, well, it's not viable then, you know.

There are other people who should be

responsible for providing a private maternity service, the private insurance companies and private hospitals and private consultants who are extremely well paid.