Watch: Philly McMahon Explained Why He Believes Drugs Should Be Decriminalised On The Late Late Show

Dublin's Philly McMahon gave a very fine interview to Ryan Tubridy on tonight's Late Late Show in which he recounted the death of his brother John, a drug addict who died in London at the age of just 31. McMahon then explained his reasoning behind his belief that the government should decriminalise drugs.

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Here is some of the reaction the interview provoked online:

Much more to #Gaa players than just the game. A lot of untapped potential out there. Well done @PhillyMcMahon

— Niall McNamee (@niallmc14) February 12, 2016

Great interview @PhillyMcMahon on The Late Late Show #Respect

— Original Rudeboys (@ORBsOfficial) February 12, 2016

Fair play @PhillyMcMahon Good job! #LateLateShow

— Dick Clerkin (@dickclerkin8) February 12, 2016

Sports people sometimes get labelled as something they are not but @PhillyMcMahon has just proved how grounded GAA players in particular are

— Steven McDonnell (@Killeavy13) February 12, 2016

Fine suit Philly McMahon is wearing. Can't even see Gooch in the pocket...

— aidan o'hara (@oharaa) February 12, 2016

I'm glad people are getting a chance to see this side of Philly McMahon tonight. #LateLateShow#DublinGAApic.twitter.com/aI2kArDf2S

— Des Cahill (@sportsdes) February 12, 2016

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