Sinead O'Carroll
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350 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 15 Jun
Sinead O'Carroll’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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and yeah he's just he's kind of just been a huge part of Britain's art culture like he was still working like and really I guess like progressive in terms of like how he would work like he was not afraid of
uh technology he was um yeah just completely himself like one of the things that I like I was laughing last week we had a conversation in the office about like how um smoking has become cool again which is so dangerous like I'm so angry to some of our millennial brains yeah um
but he was like a lifelong dedicated smoker he was like fake and just like remained like that forever he was like smokers rights yeah he was he was smokers rights he was like completely against all kind of legislation around smoking which is you know questionable but entertaining in the context of this artist and it's like you can you can hold lots of pictures charlie hawkey was like totally anti-smokers rights like you know in some lives
And I think, you know, why should those women not have the right to choose?
And I think Sinead is right.
And it's a funny one because you can see where the minister in some ways is coming from.
If there's a contract agreed, the contract should be followed as the contract is written.
However, how did the government not see this issue coming?
I thought it was interesting that the master of Hollis Street said that a lot of their consultants aren't on those public-only contracts for that reason, so they can keep providing the private care.
And
I think there's going to have to be some kind of agreement here.
I don't think pulling funding from the hospital is in any way, shape or form the right thing to do.
It's not as if it's some, you know, state body caught up in some financial scandal.
This is we're talking about women's health care here.
And, you know, speaking to people about during the week on this, it's really, really simple.
Why can we not get access to the same doctor all the time in the public system as we do in the private system?
Why do I have to keep going in?
If I have had traumatic experiences, why do I have to keep telling that over and over again to a new doctor every single time I'm in?
So while you can understand where Minister Karen McNeill is coming from and wanting the contract to be followed until the public system can act like the private system can.
So it goes back to the insurance issue again.
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