Michael Nugent discusses Charlie Hebdo cartoons and Irish blasphemy law on BBC and Today FM

Author Atheist Ireland Published 09/01/2015

Michael Nugent discussed the Charlie Hebdo cartoons and Irish blasphemy law yesterday on BBC Radio Ulster’s Talkback with William Crawley, and on Today FM’s The Last Word with Matt Cooper and David Quinn.

BBC Radio Ulster with William Crawley

Today FM with Matt Cooper and David Quinn

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