1:31:03
I have a tummy pain.
1:31:07
We'll cure that for you
1:31:09
with a little medicine
and a spoonful of sugar.
1:31:12
If I'm better on Friday,
can we play football?
1:31:16
On Friday,
Mommy has to go to court.
1:31:18
To see the bad man?
1:31:21
No, Mommy drove too fast.
She has to pay a ticket.
1:31:25
Actually, she has to pay
about 6,000,000 tickets.
1:31:28
But if you're better by
Thursday,
1:31:30
it's Colum on the ball.
H e shoots. H e scores.
1:31:33
I love you, Mommy.
1:31:35
- I love you, too.
- You're funny.
1:31:38
- Why's that?
- You have a pencil in your ear.
1:31:40
I do?
Oh, I forgot.
1:31:42
Want it?
Take it.
1:31:47
Ladies and gentlemen,
1:31:48
a generous round of applause
for Ms. Sinead Hamilton,
1:31:52
crime reporter
of The Sunday Globe.
1:32:14
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
1:32:18
I am truly humbled and honored
to receive this award.
1:32:22
My first reaction was,
''I hope I haven't been given it
1:32:25
just because I was shot.''
1:32:28
I don't believe that's really
important here,
1:32:32
but I do believe no journalist
should give in to intimidation.
1:32:35
I am delighted to accept it
not only on behalf of myself,
1:32:38
and my colleagues
in the Sunday Globe,
1:32:41
but on behalf of all my
colleagues in the print
1:32:44
and broadcast media
in Ireland,
1:32:48
who work under
some of the most
1:32:50
ridiculous restrictive
libel laws in the world.
1:32:54
I now understand that what we
are pursuing in a way
1:32:57
which might seem obsessive to
the outsider, is truth and justice.