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Leo Varadkar on life after politics, Irish-US relations & more

Leo Varadkar stepped down as Taoiseach in March 2024, leaving politics at a relatively young age and at a time of significant global uncertainty. With conflict escalating in Iran, evolving Irish–US relations, and a new chapter in his own life underway, he joins Pat to reflect on leadership, legacy, and what comes next.

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Gareth Mullins on cooking with fish

With next week being Easter, it's time for some fish dishes that will suit all tastes. Gareth Mullins, Executive Chef at the Anantara Hotel, joins Pat to discuss.

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The state is failing some of its most vulnerable children - what can be done?

The state is failing some of its most vulnerable children, that’s the stark warning from the children’s ombudsman in a major new report out this week. The report describes a system under severe strain, with falling foster care numbers, growing reliance on private residential providers, and serious gaps in support for carers. So, what’s going wrong inside Ireland’s care system? Joining Pat to discuss is the Children’s Ombudsman, Dr Niall Muldoon.

3 gün önce

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12 dk.
7 MAR

Nuns seeking €40m from sale of Dublin property

On Wednesday, we heard that nuns are seeking €40 million for the sale of a landmark Dublin 4 property. Located on a site immediately adjacent to St Vincent’s University and private hospitals on Merrion Road, the 13.47-acre site was established by Religious Sisters of Charity in 1868. Joining Pat to discuss this further is Maeve O'Rourke, Senior Lecturer in Human Rights Law, Irish Centre for Human Rights, School of Law, University of Galway.

7 Mar

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14 MAR

Luke O’Neill on general-purpose humanoid robots

Imagine general-purpose humanoid robots becoming as ubiquitous as smartphones, doing household chores, taking care of our parents, and taking over tasks that humans don’t want. Luke O’Neill, Professor of Biochemistry at the School of Immunology, Trinity College, joins Pat to chat about this possibly becoming a reality in the near future.

14 Mar

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Former state pathologist Marie Cassidy on her new book

Ahead of Pat Kenny's move to weekends at the beginning of March, we've delved into the archives to bring you some of the best pieces from his dozen-and-a-half years of mornings on Newstalk. Author and former state pathologist Marie Cassidy joined Pat to discuss her newest novel ‘Deadly Evidence’, a sequel to her bestselling debut novel ‘Body of Truth’.

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21 MAR

Global fuel & energy prices soaring: What is the global community doing about it?

The ongoing conflict in Iran is sending global fuel and energy prices soaring, and countries around the world are scrambling to protect their economies. To break down what’s happening and what’s being done, Pat is joined by Assistant Professor at the University College Dublin, School of Economics, Nora Streker.

21 Mar

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8 MAR

Concerns about the housing crisis in the Gaeltacht.

A protest took place outside the Dáil earlier in the week, highlighting concerns about the housing crisis in the Gaeltacht. Our reporter, Josh Crosbie, visited the Gaeltacht in west Kerry to meet with the locals, and he joins Pat in studio to discuss.

8 Mar

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7 MAR

How much stress do you take on in your everyday life?

How much stress do you take on in your everyday life, and what effect does this stress have on your body's ageing? For more on this, Pat is joined by Luke O’Neill, Professor of Biochemistry at the School of Immunology, Trinity College.

7 Mar

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22 MAR

How is China outpacing the world across most critical innovation fields?

China is rapidly emerging as a global technology superpower, outpacing the United States across most critical innovation fields. From AI and robotics to batteries and quantum communication, state-backed investment and strategic planning are driving an unprecedented surge in scientific output and industrial capability. Joining Pat to discuss is Denis Staunton, China correspondent of The Irish Times.

22 Mar

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