Twitter had a lot to say about one aspect of the Prime Time debate

The debate went ahead at 9.35pm with just Minister Simon Harris and Sinn Féin TD Peadar Toíbín.

Wed, 23 May, 2018 - 10:10

Greg Murphy

RTÉ's Prime Time hosted a debate on the upcoming referendum on the 8th Amendment.

The panel was supposed to feature Dr Mary Higgins and Health Minister Simon Harris for the Yes side, with Cora Sherlock and Sinn Féin TD Peader Toíbín representing the No campaign.

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