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Sociedade e cultura

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21/10/2025
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Ireland’s level crossings: How safe are they?

The tragic death of a 12-year-old boy in Mayo has once again brought the issue of railway safety into sharp focus but how safe is Ireland’s rail network, how many level crossings remain, what are the risks associated with them, and how does our safety record compare with other countries? Mark Gleason from Rail Users Ireland joins Pat to look at the bigger picture.
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Foldable phones: Are they worth the €2,000 price tag?

Newstalk's technology correspondent Jess Kelly joins Pat to chat about the two new foldable phones from Samsung and Google.
3 de jul.

How Is Michael Jackson Still So Popular?

A new Michael Jackson biopic has become the highest-grossing biopic of all time. Fans are filling cinemas, his music is back at the top of charts, and younger audiences are discovering him again. But critics have panned the film, calling it sanitised and accusing it of avoiding the allegations that have long surrounded Jackson’s legacy. So why is it still such a huge hit? Ciara is joined by broadcaster Sarina Bellissimo and Professor Ellis Cashmore, author of the book The Destruction and Creation of Michael Jackson
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Katie Taylor’s Croke Park farewell fight

Katie Taylor is set for her final professional fight at Croke Park, in front of an expected 80,000 people. Pat is joined by Peter McKenna, Stadium and Commercial Director at Croke Park, to go behind the scenes on what it takes to turn the home of Gaelic Games into a world-class boxing venue, from the pitch and seating build to curfews and crowd management.
22/09/2024

Berthe Morisot and the Impressionists

We're shining a spotlight on one of the most significant yet overlooked figures in art history, Berthe Morisot, and we'll find out how she became a founding member of the Impressionist movement. Featuring art historian Dr Sinéad Furlong-Clancy, specialist in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century French Painting and a specialist lecturer for the National Gallery of Ireland and the Hugh Lane Gallery; Dr Timothy Stott of Trinity College Dublin; Janet McLean, curator at the National Gallery of Ireland; and Dr Sabine Kriebel from University College Cork.
há 5 dias

Are increased fines the answer to the litter problem?

The 2025 National Pollution monitoring system has found some improvement after fines on littering were increased, but are fees really the answer to solve the problem entirely? Joining Shane to discuss is Hazel Chu, Green Party Councilor with Dublin City Council and Colin O'Bryne, Programme Coordinator at VOICE Ireland.
30 de ago.

Betrayal: Trump, Putin and the New Age of Conquest

As the war in Ukraine grinds on in its unending horror, what does the conflict tell us about the relationship between Russia and the United States? Pat is joined by Luke Harding, senior International Correspondent with the Guardian and author of a new book called 'Betrayal: Trump, Putin and the New Age of Conquest'
há 5 dias

New CSO study reveals impact of early educational experiences

Insights from 20 years of the Growing Up in Ireland study conducted by the CSO have been revealed today, with some interesting findings on how early experiences and attitudes to school shape educational outcomes. Joining Shane to discuss the key findings is Katie O'Farrell, Senior CSO Statistician.
21 de ago.

Ireland's History With The EU

In this episode: we look back at Ireland's relationship with the EU. Featuring Dr Mary C. Murphy of Boston College, then a senior lecturer in politics with the Department of Government and Politics, University College Cork; Professor John O'Brennan, Jean Monnet Professor of European Integration at Maynooth University; and Maria Walsh MEP.
23 de ago.

Princess Margaret and Ireland

In this episode: Princess Margaret and Ireland, with Emily Hourican; ‘Ireland’s first sanitorium: The St Ann’s Hill Hydro, Co. Cork, 1843–1953’ with Ronan Foley; and what you might not know about novelist Joseph Conrad, with Juliette Bretan.

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