Louise McSharry

All of this.

Um,

I think let's stay with, well, I suppose it's Trump related and it's certainly connected to St.

Patrick's Day.

Let's talk about this float that caused a lot of conversation and a lot of upset that took part in the Ballinrobe County Mayo St.

Patrick's Day parade.

Well, it's been reported that it was like teenage boys, basically, who made the float.

And some of the fathers of boys involved have said that they feel that this is, you know, blown out of proportion, that the teenage boys shouldn't be demonized.

And one of them said that this is what happens in parades, whatever's on the news, you highlight it and that's and that is what happened.

And it's like, OK, mate, if that's what happens in your parade, fine.

But you know, you're not making a joke out of the literal rape and sexual assault of women and children, which is literally what you're doing there.

Like, you know, not everything is a joke.

Not everything is appropriate to be a joke.

And it's kind of like, so like, it's crazy that that it happened.

It's crazy that it was in the parade in the first place that nobody was like, at some stage, you know, I don't know how these parades work.

But even on the day that somebody wasn't like,

hang on, no, like we can't do this.

That's crazy.

I can kind of slightly forgive the teenage boys to a certain extent.

They're teenagers.