Niall Donald

Yes, that is some of the outrage.

There's loads of different pieces being written.

Some of that is the cause of outrage.

There's also references to Veronica Geeran in it, which some people found...

Yeah.

I mean, that's obviously, yeah, that's the basic and I suppose that's formed a good bit of the commentary saying that's not an acceptable sort of opinion to suggest that...

Yeah.

So that, I mean, exactly.

But some people have taken that as being particularly offensive.

No, I think they're seeing it as that's a bad moral position to take.

Any piece of public theatre should suggest that she should have kept going and the people that are responsible should be held accountable.

That isn't...

But, you know, it's, so this is where you get this, this, this conflict because clearly other people believe what you say, like as you said.

So, you know, are you, you know.

See, that's their moral stance.

Yes.

Because they live in that world.

It's kind of their...

But the moral position for official Ireland, if you want, is that by saying that, you're sort of almost justifying it.

Which I don't think stands up, I don't think it's presented like that at all in the play.