Eoghan McDermott - Irish radio stars face social media allegations.

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I always hated Eoghan since I first saw him on the voice. Always seemed like a prick.

I don't live in Ireland anymore so haven't heard anything about him in years. It's mad that he was pretending to be a woke feministšŸ˜. There was a comedian lad on Twitter a while ago that had allegations made against him and apparently he was the same pretending to be a woke feminist etc. What's wrong with these fuckers, vile šŸ˜°.
 
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What are men getting away with?! Victim/survivor accounts of what happened to them on this are just shocking. And this is only a tiny representative of the female population. Ive been prompted myself to look back at my early twenties and I feel uneasy about situations I blamed myself for getting in, the irony of blaming myself even!!! When you really examine it the issue of consent and just bleeping human decency is seriously lacking in our society.
I listen to a podcast about Irish murders and even the stuff people get away with when someone has actually been killed. It's horrific the legal system. Honestly it's horrific what men get away with and even what's not reported or just brushed off.
 
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Men have been getting away with this for centuries.
At this stage, I don't know is it more common in Ireland, or is it just everywhere.

It's actually so exhausting to be a woman/a minority group.
You have to constantly watch every situation in case someone who opposes you wants to have a go.

I watched it's a sin recently, and I felt so sad, and exhausted after it, because people were so horrible, and although so much has changed in the last 30 years, at the same time, not much has changed at all
I think it's everywhere to be honest, some places are even worse than here. There seems to be a shift recently, at least as far as I can see. More women than ever are speaking up, and I feel like more of us are supporting and believing one another too. We're far more educated now on consent and I hope because of this our generation will be able to raise little boys who wouldn't dream of crossing those lines, and little girls that recognise and understand what grooming is and are safe in the knowledge that if they came to us they would be believed wholeheartedly without a shadow of a doubt. That's what the posters here need to remember when they default to questioning the victim, your daughters and sons are listening to you, just like I was listening to my parents and knew by how they reacted to other victims stories that I was never ever going to tell them what happened to me. We can all play a part in correcting rape culture so our children grow up in a safer world, and that's where we start. We start with ourselves, addressing where "boys will be boys" and "she was asking for it" comes from. Teach children about consent from day one, no child should be forced to kiss/hug anyone they don't want to, even granny Mary. No means no, every single time. We have a lot of work to undo and everyone of us has a part to play. I hope this thread has been eye opening for some, we have nothing to gain by sharing our stories anonymously like this, none of us are out to ruin lives, this is the true reality of where we're at as a country, and I hope for others it has been even a tiny bit healing, it's the first time I've shared a bit of my story and I really do feel supported and believed, that means so much to survivors. Let's keep chipping away at society's attitudes until eventually society catches up and has zero tolerance for abusers.

No more of this. Think about what you're asking for when you look for proof. Rape hardly ever looks like being dragged down a lane kicking and screaming, with CCTV evidence and witnesses. Far more often than not we know our abusers, we let them in and we blame ourselves enough for this without hearing things like "why did she keep going back?! She must have liked it!" Rapists are master manipulators and they target those who are too vulnerable to stop them. A child cannot consent under any circumstances, no matter what she was wearing, how much she drank or how willingly she met up with her rapist. If a fully grown man is lurking around a child he's a sicko and that's the end of it. Watch out for how the media reports on these crimes, we often read "man has sex with underage girl" nope. It should read "man rapes child" because the "underage girl" is a child and can't consent to sex. We often read "man found with child pornography" child pornography doesn't exist, image based sexual abuse of a child is what they're referring to, pornography implies a level of consent which is obviously not possible. These are just some of the ways in which society normailses rape and rape culture. Call it out and correct it. ZERO TOLERANCE!
 

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This has made me think of all the tit thatā€™s happened to me and Iā€™d say 99% of girls over the years

Not at all in the same league as this case but unwanted unsolicited attention

You know strangers in pubs/clubs pinching your arse, slapping your arse , shouting stuff at you on streets, catcalling etc, leechy men not bleeping off when you made it clear you donā€™t want a drink or to talk etc
That feeling walking alone getting a taxi late at night etc
Being scared walking somewhere in the dark even well lit streets

Imagine being a man. They donā€™t have the same level of fear women on a night out /daily etc

Yes more men probably get physically assaulted random fights etc
So true x
 
I think it's everywhere to be honest, some places are even worse than here. There seems to be a shift recently, at least as far as I can see. More women than ever are speaking up, and I feel like more of us are supporting and believing one another too. We're far more educated now on consent and I hope because of this our generation will be able to raise little boys who wouldn't dream of crossing those lines, and little girls that recognise and understand what grooming is and are safe in the knowledge that if they came to us they would be believed wholeheartedly without a shadow of a doubt. That's what the posters here need to remember when they default to questioning the victim, your daughters and sons are listening to you, just like I was listening to my parents and knew by how they reacted to other victims stories that I was never ever going to tell them what happened to me. We can all play a part in correcting rape culture so our children grow up in a safer world, and that's where we start. We start with ourselves, addressing where "boys will be boys" and "she was asking for it" comes from. Teach children about consent from day one, no child should be forced to kiss/hug anyone they don't want to, even granny Mary. No means no, every single time. We have a lot of work to undo and everyone of us has a part to play. I hope this thread has been eye opening for some, we have nothing to gain by sharing our stories anonymously like this, none of us are out to ruin lives, this is the true reality of where we're at as a country, and I hope for others it has been even a tiny bit healing, it's the first time I've shared a bit of my story and I really do feel supported and believed, that means so much to survivors. Let's keep chipping away at society's attitudes until eventually society catches up and has zero tolerance for abusers.

No more of this. Think about what you're asking for when you look for proof. Rape hardly ever looks like being dragged down a lane kicking and screaming, with CCTV evidence and witnesses. Far more often than not we know our abusers, we let them in and we blame ourselves enough for this without hearing things like "why did she keep going back?! She must have liked it!" Rapists are master manipulators and they target those who are too vulnerable to stop them. A child cannot consent under any circumstances, no matter what she was wearing, how much she drank or how willingly she met up with her rapist. If a fully grown man is lurking around a child he's a sicko and that's the end of it. Watch out for how the media reports on these crimes, we often read "man has sex with underage girl" nope. It should read "man rapes child" because the "underage girl" is a child and can't consent to sex. We often read "man found with child pornography" child pornography doesn't exist, image based sexual abuse of a child is what they're referring to, pornography implies a level of consent which is obviously not possible. These are just some of the ways in which society normailses rape and rape culture. Call it out and correct it. ZERO TOLERANCE!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! Plus, for adding in the bit re ā€œman rapes childā€ and ā€œimage based sexual abuse of a childā€
THANK YOU šŸ‘šŸ¼

I wanted to add another thing without requoting my story. If someone is accused of committing any sort of sexual assault whether itā€™s against a minor or an adult. If they plead guilty to the offence then the victim doesnā€™t need to be cross examined in court. Imagine cross examining ANYONE and trying to find holes in their story when they are the victims.
This is yet again another reason that people donā€™t come forward to relevant authorities or will maybe leave it a long time to come forward. They are scared of being shamed to death in front of a room of strangers

Imagine that there are horrible vile disgusting humans out there who put victims through the court system just because they want to carry on their web of lies šŸ¤¬
 
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It really is starting to feel like a sweeping under the carpet exercise. I hope Iā€™m wrong and itā€™s that they arenā€™t allowed speak about him. But this just looks like gaslighting to the alleged victims šŸ¤¬
Legally they canā€™t anything at the moment. Itā€™s that simple. Libel laws but also if it does go to court (and hopefully it will) and his employer is acting like heā€™s already guilty could he use it as defence and say itā€™s not possible for him to have a fair trial ?

The Roz video is upsetting. Her face....
 
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Yeah the Roz video is vile. I honestly would have walked out. And then he's like hahaha it's a joke. But like it's not even funny what he was saying?? So how is it a joke? Using comedy as an excuse for being a prick... nah you're just a prick.
 
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Roz was definitely in on the joke because they were joking about it after. They are all friends
 
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Didn't somebody on here say they know her and she wasn't in on the joke?

Who would agree to such a "joke" that isn't funny anyway šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚.
 
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Donā€™t know but she definitely was in on it. She was on promoting her book or something
 
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They can't really comment though. There's the defamation worry plus any potential legal case. Similar cases have collapsed in court before over media coverage.

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I see people mentioning Al Porter in other comments but the difference is that he made a public statement denying the allegations. Other examples from abroad like Weinstein are irrelevant to Irish law.
 
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