Dervla

Now, I'm not going to stay on the line any longer and talk any more about this.

I've made my point.

I don't want to rant on about it.

But it is extremely upsetting.

And I talk to a lot of women and a lot of people ring me and...

I'm talking at hearings out there, but people are afraid.

And when you read a column like Fintan's, and Fintan, by the way, I absolutely adored your column about the blockade.

And I wrote about that too.

So I love your column most of the time, but I was very distressed and upset at the way you spoke about too posh to push.

Because I don't think if you, I don't know you have health insurance, but anyone who has health insurance, I don't think they get attacked and pilloried for going to a private system.

So I'm going to leave it at that.

Yeah, well, even that is still a nonsense term.

Well, look, it was used in a completely different context.

It wasn't used about the rotunda or the womb or anything to do with... No, it was used about women.

The only people pushing babies out are women.

They're not men.

You're completely distorting what was written about Mount Carmel.

I had my children in Mount Carmel.

I had my children in Mount Carmel.

It was an amazing experience, a great hospital.