PUBLIC MEETING – BLASPHEMY IS A VICTIMLESS CRIME
- VENUE: WYNN’S HOTEL, ABBEY STREET, DUBLIN
- DATE: MONDAY 25th MAY TIME: 8-10pm
The Dublin meeting is the second of several to be held around the country, organised by Atheist Ireland, an advocacy group for an ethical and secular Ireland. Speakers will include:
- Michael Nugent, chair of Atheist Ireland and co-author of the play I Keano
- Ian O’Doherty, columnist with Independent newspapers
- Dick Spicer, chair of the Humanist Association of Ireland
- Robbie Bonham, comedian and cartoonist
Please circulate this information to anyone you know, particularly to people from Dublin. Thanks.
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Is there anything someone in the United States could do to help? I can write a letter, and notify the atheist/humanist groups in my area to do the same. Could we write the United Nations…etc? If there is sometrhing I can do, I would like to help.
Comment by Anonymous — May 19, 2009 @ 5:12 pm
Ian O’Doherty really, the guy is professional prick, he’s isn’t a legitimate speaker on any issue.
Comment by steve white — May 19, 2009 @ 8:15 pm
Ian O’Doherty is one of the most courageous writers we have in Ireland. He isn’t afraid to tell things as they are, especially with religion.
Comment by Alan — May 19, 2009 @ 9:43 pm
he occasionally says things that are dead on I agree but his job is to insult people, I might as well go into town and get a drunk off the street who’s been throwing insults at people he bumps into and hold him up as a great example of free speech, you could argue the point all you want, but really he’d still just be a substance abuser randomly insulting people.
Comment by steve white — May 20, 2009 @ 9:35 am
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