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Newstalk Daily brings everything you need to know on the story of the day that you care about. Presented by renowned broadcaster Ciara Doherty, Newstalk Daily will be available every Monday to Friday to start your day with a conversation that counts. CONVERSATION THAT COUNTS | Ireland’s national independent talk station for news, sport, analysis and entertainment Listen to Newstalk at http://newstalk.com/listenlive | Download the GoLoud app now, the new home for Newstalk

  1. 2일 전

    The Irishman Who Hunted the Mob

    When Goodfellas hit cinemas, most people saw a gripping mob story. Neil Moran saw something else entirely — a car he and his team had bugged, sitting quietly in the background behind Robert De Niro. Because for Moran, this wasn’t just a film. It was his case.  A retired FBI agent with nearly 30 years on the job, Moran worked on some of the most high-profile organised crime investigations in New York, from the infamous Lufthansa heist to the undercover world that inspired Donnie Brasco. Along the way, he crossed paths with real-life mob figures, wiretaps, surveillance ops, and the kind of split-second decisions that don’t always make it into the movies.  In today’s podcast, Ciara Doherty speaks to Neil about the reality behind the Hollywood versions: the risks, the injuries, the long hours — and the moments that nearly ended his career.  Neil Moran’s memoir Stories is out now.

    25분

  2. 3일 전

    Inside the €1 Million Illegal Meath House Saga

    Meath County Council has taken possession of a sprawling €1 million home built without planning permission, closing the chapter on one of the longest-running planning disputes in Ireland. But this isn’t just a story about a house.  It’s a 20-year saga involving defiance, court battles, rejected appeals, and a family who openly admitted their decision to build was a “life-changing mistake,” yet kept fighting to save their home right to the bitter end.  Today's podcast traces the full story — from the first planning refusal in 2006, through years of legal setbacks, to the dramatic moment Gardaí arrived to enforce a High Court order. And asks the bigger question: in the middle of a housing crisis, does knocking this house make sense?  Ciara Doherty is joined by Amy Molloy, News and Investigations Correspondent with the Irish Independent.

    23분

  3. 4일 전

    Proving U.S. Responsibility for a Mass Killing of Iranian Schoolgirls

    In war, first reports are often confused and contradictory. On February 28th, early in the US-Israeli bombing campaign against Iran, an elementary school in the town of Minab was hit by a devastating strike. At least 175 people were killed — many of them children — making it the deadliest single incident of the conflict so far. At first, no one claimed responsibility. The White House said it was investigating. President Donald Trump suggested Iran itself might have been to blame. But thousands of miles away, a team of journalists began piecing together the truth. Using satellite images, online videos, missile analysis, and old military imagery, reporters from The New York Times reconstructed what happened that morning. Their investigation pointed to a chilling conclusion: a precision American Tomahawk cruise missile struck the school while US forces attacked a nearby naval base. One of those was Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Malachy Browne, working from Limerick as part of the Times’ Visual Investigations unit. On today’s Newstalk Daily, Malachy explains to Ciara Doherty how open-source evidence allowed reporters to locate the exact building that was hit, identify the weapon used, and challenge official claims about one of the most controversial strikes of the war.

    25분

  4. 5일 전

    Banksy Unmasked

    For decades, the identity of Banksy has been one of the art world’s great unsolved riddles. His stencilled images — a girl reaching for a red balloon, chimps in the House of Commons, riot police with smiley faces — have appeared overnight on walls from Bristol to Bethlehem. They’ve mocked politicians, skewered the art market and, occasionally, sold for tens of millions. But the man behind the mask has always stayed hidden.  Now a detailed investigation by Reuters claims to finally put a real name to the most famous anonymous artist on the planet. So how did a street artist with a spray can become a global cultural phenomenon? Why did Banksy’s graffiti start getting preserved instead of painted over? And if the mystery really has been solved… does knowing the name change anything?  Ciara Doherty is joined by broadcaster and producer Eoin Sweeney to talk about the legend of Banksy, the investigation that may have unmasked him, and why the world has been so fascinated by the artist who refused to show his face.  📖 Read the Reuters investigation here:  https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/global-art-banksy/

    22분

  5. 6일 전

    Will Trump Go Full Zelenskyy on Micheál Martin?

    Every St Patrick’s Day, Ireland’s Taoiseach travels to Washington to present a bowl of shamrocks to the US president, a diplomatic tradition that dates back to the 1950s. For decades it was a gentle ritual of Irish-American friendship. But in the era of Donald Trump, Oval Office meetings with foreign leaders have become far less predictable.  Last year, Micheál Martin avoided the kind of public clash that had erupted days earlier between Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. This year’s visit comes at another tense international moment — and with criticism from Ireland’s president Catherine Connolly over US-Israeli strikes on Iran. So what kind of reception might the Taoiseach face this time?  Ciara Doherty is joined by Newstalk’s political correspondent Seán Defoe, who has been inside those Oval Office encounters, to explain how the shamrock ceremony works, why the stakes feel higher now, and what Micheál Martin could be walking into this St Patrick’s Day.

    25분

  6. 3월 13일

    Was Gerry Adams in the IRA?

    For decades, one question has hovered over the history of the Troubles: what role - if any - did Gerry Adams play inside the IRA? Now that question is before an English court.  A civil case in London’s High Court has been brought by three victims of IRA bombings in Britain. The plaintiffs argue that Gerry Adams, as a senior figure within the republican movement, bore responsibility for decisions that led to those bombings. Adams rejects that claim. He has repeatedly and consistently said he was never a member of the IRA.  This is not a criminal trial. No one faces prison. The case is about civil liability, and the damages being sought amount to just £1 — a symbolic sum intended to establish responsibility. So, what exactly is being argued in court? And why has this case been brought now?  Ciara Doherty speaks to Mark Hennessy, Ireland and Britain Editor of The Irish Times, who has been inside the Royal Courts of Justice in London covering the case.

    24분

  7. 3월 12일

    Are Elite Insiders Betting on Wars… Before They Start?

    This week much of Ireland is glued to the racing. But while punters here are betting on horses, across the Atlantic people are wagering on something far darker. Welcome to the strange world of prediction markets - online platforms where users gamble on real-world events like elections, wars, and even assassinations. Critics warn these markets could create perverse incentives, where insiders with privileged information about wars, diplomacy or political decisions might quietly profit before the rest of the world knows what’s coming. As billions of dollars flow through platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, their influence is becoming harder to ignore. On today’s Newstalk Daily, Ciara Doherty speaks to Declan Lynch, columnist with the Sunday Independent and author of Tony 10, and Marshall Cohen, senior reporter with CNN. Tony 10: The Astonishing Story of the Postman who Gambled €10,000,000 … and lost it all, written by Declan Lynch and Tony O’Reilly, is published by Gill Books. Follow Marshall’s reporting on X @MarshallCohen

    23분

  8. 3월 11일

    The One-Way Street of Irish Prices

    Fuel prices are climbing again, with motorists once more staring down the barrel of €2 per litre at Irish pumps. Heating oil has jumped even more dramatically, surgingby around 60 per cent in just a week, as markets react to escalating conflict involving Iran and fears about global oil supplies.  For many households, it feels like a familiar story. A war breaks out, markets panic, and prices here in Ireland shoot up overnight. Petrol, energy, transport and, before long, the weekly grocery shop. But once prices go up… they rarely seem to come back down. So, what’s really going on?  Why do global shocks hit Irish consumers so quickly? Are companies simply passing on higher costs — or are some taking advantage of the moment? And when governments promise to investigate possible price gouging, how easy is it to prove?  On today’s podcast Ciara Doherty speaks to Dr Oliver Browne of Cork University Business School about why prices spike so fast — and why they can be so stubborn about falling again.

    22분
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Newstalk Daily brings everything you need to know on the story of the day that you care about. Presented by renowned broadcaster Ciara Doherty, Newstalk Daily will be available every Monday to Friday to start your day with a conversation that counts. CONVERSATION THAT COUNTS | Ireland’s national independent talk station for news, sport, analysis and entertainment Listen to Newstalk at http://newstalk.com/listenlive | Download the GoLoud app now, the new home for Newstalk

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