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Nearly one in three voters are unsure how they’ll vote in the referendum on 26 October.
The actor said he has been “in the throes of a rather unwelcome and unexpected adventure”.
He described our “unworkable” blasphemy legislation as “a wonderfully Irish solution”.
The Social Democrats have brought proposals, citing the recent example of the complaint made against Stephen Fry.
“I didn’t think we had it, I thought it had gone,” New Zealand’s Catholic leader Bill English said about its own law.
A Claire Byrne Live poll found that 52% of people believe there should be a referendum on the issue.
It’s been suggested by experts that our current blasphemy laws are ‘unenforceable’.
Until the X Case happened, most people believed that the State would never seek an injunction to prevent a raped teenager from leaving the country, writes Michael Nugent.
Fry faces a maximum fine of €25,000.
“How dare you create a world in which there is such misery that is not our fault. It’s not right. “
After an online backlash against Stephen Fry, an expert explains online outrage.
“If you’re bored or confused, forget about it, move on.”
This is going to be one LIVELY conversation.
From New York to Perth, and a lot of places in between.
“I wish Irish people the same joy I’ve found.”
It would be a meeting of minds.
His reply is deep. Real deep.
Including Stephen Fry getting the shift.
Speaking this morning, Fry said that he was astonished by the reaction to his RTÉ interview.
Gaybo understands your problems. And will react accordingly.
The interview we were all waiting for didn’t disappoint.
Stephen Fry is also one of the signatories of an open letter calling on the British government to pardon the men.
He even asked Fry, “You think you’re going to get in on that?”
Everything about this is amazing.
Like his engagement announcement, Fry told the world of the marriage through a tweet.
All the best of the day’s celebrity filth.
It’s a little disheartening.
The comedian and Elliot Spencer reportedly began their relationship last summer.
Dublin’s fair city where the girls are so pretty…
We have officially lost the run of ourselves.
They really should have just kept the camera on Emma Thompson all night.
There’s Madonna, there’s Stephen Fry, there’s someone from the St Patrick’s Day parade…
Panti’s Noble Call has now been viewed more than 200,000 times.
BBC One’s Hidden Kingdoms is back.
The signing of a controversial law which prohibits the dissemination of so-called ‘homosexual propaganda’ to minors in Russia has been widely criticised.