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Päivitetty 30.3.

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How badly behaved are road users outside schools?

Reports of lollipop staff, employed to help children cross the roads near schools, being ignored and abused by drivers are on the increase. But it’s not just happening here. In parts of the UK, they are being equipped with bodycams in a bid to combat the bad behaviour. So how badly behaved are road users outside schools? Our reporter Josh Crosbie has been looking into this for us.

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13 min
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Wicklow GAA is being heavily criticised for an ‘April Fools’ joke

Wicklow GAA is being heavily criticised for an ‘April Fools’ joke described as disrespectful and mocking. A post on the Wicklow GAA Facebook page announced the approval of a €160m redevelopment of Echelon Park in Aughrim, saying the ladies football and Camogie Association would be sharing the stadium as “equal partners”. Claire gets reaction to this with the Chair of Wicklow Camogie Leane Lifely and Social Democrats TD for Wicklow Jennifer Whitmore.

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15 min
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DCC to leave Wood Quay: Why might they moving after just 30 years?

It was one of the most bitter planning battles in Dublin’s history. Wood Quay, a priceless Viking settlement, was built over despite mass protests, court challenges, and 200,000 signatures. The result: Dublin City Council’s civic offices, a controversial but now established architectural landmark on the banks of the Liffey, but just 30 years on, the council wants to walk away at a potential cost of half a billion euro - but why? Joining Pat to discuss is architect, Roisin Murphy.

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12 min
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US & Iran: What happened this week?

It’s the end of another dramatic week in America and Israel’s war on Iran. Threats, counter-threats, and plenty of missiles have flown in all directions. Joining Pat to discuss the latest developments is Professor Paul Rogers, emeritus professor of peace at Bradford University.

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14 min
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What impact should electricity blackouts have on data centres?

The fear of electricity blackouts has prompted Irish authorities to set down new protocols for data centre operators, as the expansion is expected to increase the sector’s electricity demand to 30% in the next five years. What is the correct protocol in the event of blackouts? Joining Ciara to discuss this is Liam Ryan, Chief Transformation & Technology and Offshore Officer at EirGrid.

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10 min
05.11.2025

Plato

In this episode, we look at the life, legacy and ideas of one of the most influential philosophers in human history, Plato, as we get to the heart of how we debate with each other. Featuring: Mary Margaret McCabe, Professor of Ancient Philosophy Emerita, King’s College London; Catherine Rowett, Emeritus Professor, School of Politics, Philosophy and Area Studies at the University of East Anglia; Dr David Horan, Irish Centre for Platonic Studies at Trinity College Dublin; and Prof Angie Hobbs, Professor of the Public Understanding of Philosophy Emerita at the University of Sheffield.

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53 min
17.11.2025

The Anglo-Irish Agreement: 40 Years On

Featuring: Dáithí O'Ceallaigh, former Irish diplomat who served as Irish Ambassador in London, involved in framing and operating the agreement; Eoin O’Malley, Associate Professor in Political Science at the School of Law and Government, Dublin City University and author of ‘Charlie Vs Garret: The rivalry that shaped modern Ireland’; and Daniel Mulhall, former Irish diplomat and a former Ambassador of Ireland to the UK and the US.

17.11.2025

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50 min
05.11.2025

Best of October Books

Featuring: 'The First King of England: Æthelstan and the Birth of a Kingdom' by David Woodman, Professor and Fellow in History at Robinson College, University of Cambridge; 'Queer Georgians', by historian Dr Anthony Delaney; 'Ireland: Mapping The Island', with Joe Brady, co-author; and Changing Ireland at the National Museum of Ireland, with Dónal Maguire, Keeper of Art & Industry collections, and Sandra Heise, Curator of Historical Collections.

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52 min
16.11.2025

Best of November Books

In this episode: 'Mitchell - Father of the Spitfire' by Paul Beaver; 'Wolfpack' by Roger Moorhouse; and 'Summer of Fire and Blood: The German Peasants' War' by Lyndal Roper.

16.11.2025

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45 min
29.3.

Pat's Sunday Paper Review March 29th

Joining Pat to chat through some of the main stories in the Sunday papers is journalist Brenda Power.

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16 min

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