#55 Anne Marie Quilligan & Gillian Butler talk about life growing up in the Travelling community.

[@sineadderossa3100]

This lady Anne Marie, instantly when she started speaking pure goodness shines from her.What an amazing inspiring beautiful lady.This was a lovely episode so natural and genuine.James Timmy and Gillian,the 3 of ye are a credit to Cork,to yer family's but most of all a credit to yourselves !!

[@darraghomalley1896]

These two lads should have their own tv programme

[@raleighburner1589]

I think Gillian butler has a high IQ she makes a lot of sense and is quite a determined person...

[@xzdgdfhgfhfgh]

I would love to see follow-on podcast with these two incredible women to continue this conversation!

[@CorkRef]

What an incredibly beautiful articulate lady …. Transferable life experience is so much more than learning from a book. The lack of awareness by people on how they impact others especially as a child is frightening.. The most educational episode yet …. So many people need to take a look in the mirror and realise we are all human beings……. “You are better than no one and no one is better than me” ………… Bob Dylan

[@jbrennan7349]

2 fine things, and the girls not bad either,😜😜

[@christytyson8985]

Excellent podcast fair play to yee lady's keep up the good work 👍

[@emmaodonovan3341]

That was brilliant, thank you! I'm starting that social care degree in CIT this September so this was very inspiring! 😊

[@davidosullivan3432]

every newly recruited Garda teacher principal social worker and judge was made to these two women it might give them an awareness of how difficult it can be for families. I grew up with members of the travelling community and sadly feel that they are still been ostracised from society , racism is a huge issue today in this country. Great show ✌🏻

[@timbutler89]

Excellent. First time Iistener but it won't be my last. I had the priviledge of meeting Anne Marie just today and I have to say I was seriously impressed with her but after listening to this I am blown away. As a tutor I am Iooking forward to developing a good working relationship with her in the future. Thanks Guys. Great show.

[@brendameehan4776]

There was so much good information in this podcast...great interaction and love the one liners from ye all to make it entertaining as well.

[@laurag5648]

I avoided the Two Norries Podcast for a while as I wrongly presumed it would be like The Two Johnnies podcast or something 😂 , but my god I was wrong, ye and yere guests are amazing people, what amazing strong inspirational women, as a working class woman myself who struggled in a middle class school, hugely admire ye, brilliant conversation. Ye're all strong brilliant people

[@thetwonorriespodcast]

Glad to hear you've giving us a shot 👍

[@deirdresings3897]

Absolutely loved this episode too. I’m learning so much from you all. Brilliant discussion!

[@ilonaszabo3803]

Week after week I gleam with pride and this week was no different. Well done on yet another excellent podcast.

[@thegoat8570]

Wow ur a voice for each and every one's of us parents and carers ,sometimes ur banging ur head off a brick wall thank you for being a voice ama,ING x

[@treaty2813]

well done Ann Marie verry careing and compassionate young woman allways had time for all in Bedford row another great podcast lads👍

[@jan-limerick]

A mighty woman Anne Marie 👏👏 Amazing 👏👏

[@aishlingmccormack235]

Serious episode!!! What amazing women 💪🏽💪🏽🧡

[@amysusanohanlon2635]

My brilliant auntie again Gillian my mom be so proud well done to my uncle in law James and Timmy and ann.marie year great inspirations to people xd

[@SuperJerome35]

Great dialogue again lads. Annemarie hit the nail on the head the whole process of the Educator (Not All) in not understanding the situation of the child. Thats why we need Youth Workers employed full time in main stream education / schools doing that work with kids (My Undergrad Dissertation) The recognition and needs of all young people being recognised is key to them finding there place in the messed up system, change the system not the child. Respect & Dignity as AM said. Freire comes to mind again "There’s no such thing as neutral education. Education either functions as an instrument to bring about conformity or freedom" Most young people I connect with just want to know someone cares about them not your academic knowledge or wisdom, just a chat and some understanding and genuine congruence. Meditation and Mindfullness teaches us to be empty, the great Master Jeshua said only one whom has the innocence of a child would enter the heavenly place.Those who would enter must make themselves humble by recognizing that, like little children, they are powerless but also it is that powerlessness and humility which sets them free not Diplomas, Masters fancy Jobs or titles e.t.c Education is great when functioning from the right place but only a cog in the big wheel of life. I quite like Joe Ruhl | paradigm of Education on his TEDxLafayette Talk Teaching Methods for Inspiring the Students of the Future

[@thegreatloveproject1159]

Well done lads and ladies too really making a difference, ye should be all very proud, ye would make such a difference to so many kids in schools, I hope teachers schools and government members listen to this . My son and daughter have autism and the difference in them when the teachers are understanding and open minded this helps them open their minds to their possiblities and the extra abilities they possess but is often not seen.

[@katec3953]

Brilliant podcast as always

[@ChristopherLaff1811]

Once again 👏🏼 Anne Marie and Gillian smashing it. The lads know how to ask a question or two, top quality.

[@jan-limerick]

Another great podcast 👏👏

[@simonmescal9136]

1:08:16 "Young black men on the streets of America. And the stress of knowing that your son could be killed or just shot by a police officer at any time over there for just walking the street". I like The Two Norries Podcast very much, but come on now Timmy, you're way off the mark with that one, it is nowhere close to reality.

[@thegoat8570]

Wow this is the best podcast I've ever listen too and I listend to a very lot , what amazing inspirational lady's and gentleman you are, as a parent of kid with special needs ,with mentle health, school problems home schooling ,from family and friends suffering ,addition , suicide, homelessness, each and every single one of yous are absolutely inspirational incredible kind caring people why can't yous run our country ,schools ,community's system , without a doubt each and every kid from every back round would have a chance they deserve to become amazing young beautiful adults and we'd have a more loving happy young adults coming up ,I take my hat off to everyone of yous ,I'm sure every parent and kid ,school, are honoured from all your caring work from your hearts amazing ,wish I had yous teaching our children 🎉❤🎉❤

[@rosieoconnor1253]

Brilliant conversation, it reminds me of the old proverb, A child that is not imbraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.

[@thegoat8570]

Amazing podcast such beautiful inspirational lady's and gentleman, yoys all should be running 6he country 100 per cent really caring gang well done x❤❤❤

[@lifeofaimee6259]

Loved this discussion - well done to all involved

[@OShaughnessyC]

Wonderful programme. So interesting and so informative! Thanks to all!

[@MrDavefoley]

Ye must do a show about people’s experiences with ayahuasca

[@thetwonorriespodcast]

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