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LAST NIGHT’S RAY D’Arcy Show featured chats with the nation’s architectural sweetheart Dermot Bannon, Welsh rugby ref Nigel Owens, Darren Kennedy and ‘Queen of Shops’ Mary Portas.
Which is all well and good.
But it’ll probably be best remembered for the two hens that Pauline McLynn brought on
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Who provided some unintentional moments of comedy right from the start
Pauline was on to discuss the plight of battery hens – female chickens that live in cages and need new homes once they stop producing eggs. McLynn and the animal rescue charity that she works with helps the hens find new farms to live on.
It was a cause applauded by many watching
Delighted to see @PaulineMcLynn1 highlight the need for homes for the ex battery hens on the #RayDarcyShow tonight🐔🐔
Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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These two chickens were the stars of the Ray D'Arcy Show last night
LAST NIGHT’S RAY D’Arcy Show featured chats with the nation’s architectural sweetheart Dermot Bannon, Welsh rugby ref Nigel Owens, Darren Kennedy and ‘Queen of Shops’ Mary Portas.
Which is all well and good.
But it’ll probably be best remembered for the two hens that Pauline McLynn brought on
Who provided some unintentional moments of comedy right from the start
Pauline was on to discuss the plight of battery hens – female chickens that live in cages and need new homes once they stop producing eggs. McLynn and the animal rescue charity that she works with helps the hens find new farms to live on.
It was a cause applauded by many watching
A noble pursuit of course, but the very fact that two chickens had invaded prime time Irish telly was brilliant
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It took a while to get used to the picture
It was just one of those quintessentially Irish chat show scenes
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But then, the moment that live TV was bound to produce, one of the hens peed on Ray
Never work with animals and children on telly
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Irish prime time TV at its very best
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The moment of the night
The cute little chickens stole the show
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