Laura Jayne Halton from Maynooth was the designer by the way!

Hi Keith, We could only work with what are photo sources were putting up straight away. And none of Fodhla at 6am today I’m afraid. Pity.

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Hi Keith. We’d have to have permission to use that shot, it’s from a different photographer but thanks for sharing with us. We’ll check it out. S

You don’t have to answer this but I would bet my last penny that you checked if the author was male or female before posting.

Would you not take it for granted that the journalist commenting on red carpet dresses was female?

You COULD take it for granted but then let’s be honest, if it happened to be a male then you know comments would be different

I’m not sure I’m understanding what you’re getting at. People here are angry at the comments regardless of the gender of the journalist. It’s probably getting the same mixed reaction that it would do if it was a male.

Do you think that we all should be angry at the commentary regardless of the gender of the journalist?

I can’t say I’m angry. I can see why people may feel a degree of annoyance at it. But I do think that it’s not the most professional of things to say, regardless of the gender of the writer.

I only looked through the photos wondering if we’d see from that Irish designer (can’t remember her name) but yeah – funny how we talk of all this negative body image stuff and then have to cringe through the kind of bitchiness in the titles…

I quite enjoyed it.

Hi Eimear, It’s a bit of an in-joke at the Daily Edge. It’s meant in the best possible way. We love her and we love dated Irish slang. S

I thought the commentary was the best bit! Cheer up ladies! Bitta craic won’t kill ye!
But ya, some nice dresses on show. This is always my favourite bit of any award ceremonies

Hi mary, sorry you feel that way. The commentary was only on the dresses – if any of them were negative, it was just an opinion on fabric, not personality. S

I took the commentary for what it was. Tongue in cheek.

We’ll probably take that as a compliment :)

You just dont understand the humor. When we insult you, we like you ;)