One True Podcast explores all things related to Hemingway, his work, and his world. The show is hosted by Mark Cirino and produced by Michael Von Cannon. Join us in conversation with scholars, artists, political leaders, and other luminaries. For more, follow us on Twitter @1truepod. You can also email us at [email protected].
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The Sun Also Rises Podcasts
The news keeps getting darker. The world seems to keep getting bleaker. But Solomon wrote, “the sun also ariseth.” The Sun Also Rises transmits the true, the bright and the beautiful, glints of light in a world going black. Each week, host Jeremiah Jacques brings you stories of refreshing accomplishment, intriguing science and inspiring lives—glimmers of hope that hint at a better world to come.
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Star Trek Audio Drama from Giant Gnome Productions. Life is good for Lt. Greg Torkelson aboard the USS Remington a Starfleet research vessel stationed near the Venderis Nebula. However, when word comes that he’s been promoted to the Executive Officer of Deep Space Station 3, an outpost in the backwaters of Federation space, he quickly discovers that all is not as it appears, and what seems to be too good to be true just might be. ” In the darkest reaches of the United Federation of Planets, ...
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Welcome to the Norton Library Podcast, where we explore influential works of literature and philosophy with the leading scholars and teachers behind Norton’s newest series of classics. In each episode, with a Norton Library editor or translator as our guide, we'll learn something new and surprising about these classic works—why they endure, and what it means to read them today. Hosted by Mark Cirino and produced by Michael Von Cannon, the co-creators of the Hemingway Society's popular show O ...
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Hosted by: Erick Bee & Vicki Valencourt Dark Sun Rising is the next evolution of Erick’s radio show that began with The Hive back in 2010. During “the Rising”, we tear back the veil of hype, misconception, misinformation, and ignorance to examine the balance between the light and the dark in the paranormal world. Our guests include authors, academics, lecturers, magick practitioners, and experts in the fields of demonology, ghosts, conspiracies, folklore, ufology, spirit communications, left ...
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Kingdom Podcasts: Join us in the Prayer Room Podcast every Tuesday through Friday at 6:30 AM CST, where we lift the name of Jesus and experience the transformative power of prayer together. We find strength, healing, and guidance as we gather in His presence. Be part of a Kingdom Community united in faith, seeking God’s Kingdom and His righteousness. Let’s start our days with purpose and peace, drawing closer to our Creator. See you there, and may your heart be blessed and uplifted in Jesus’ ...
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Titterpigs is a podcast dedicated to the discussion of tabletop roleplaying games. Ironically, it's also the acronym for the commonly used #ttrpgs hashtag. Hosts Scott and Keith will dig their way into your eardrums and infect your brainpan. They're out to prove they have no idea what we are doing, but that won't stop them! With nearly 70 years of gaming experience between them, they have a few opinions. More importantly, they seek to be positive goodwill ambassadors for the hobby.
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Welcome to Connect w/ Christina. A podcast hosted by Christina Laguna, also known as the @Thecloutgodaz and the @thelegalplug, a serial entrepreneur and proud mother of 3 daughters from right here in Arizona. Each week, Christina hosts conversations with special guests from your local everyday heroes in the valley of the sun. They will speak their truth about their life journeys, struggles, success, lessons, connections and beyond. They will explore questions about daily lives, communities a ...
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What if California seceded from the United States? If it did, what would happen? Would it usher in a new era of peace and prosperity? Or plunge the US into a new civil war? This is The Last Resort, a new documentary podcast following the rise, fall, and rebirth of CAL EXIT: the campaign for Californian Independence. It’s a story about a dream for a new progressive utopia on the West Coast. It’s about the fight for America’s future. And it’s also a tale of two friends who started on the polit ...
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Tom Donahue is a seasoned talk host, an innovative and independent broadcast voice. Tom Donahue Reports has returned and offered on-demand for podcast reports and briefings (new) and streaming. Heard on Talk Stream Live, Talk Right and K-Star Talk Radio Network. Tom Donahue Show had aired on KCAA Radio, WFYL, Red State Talk Radio, Liberty News Radio. He was on broadcast radio distributed by Salem (SRN) in 2018 with a live weekend talk show aired on stations KSLM, KCAA, WXME, KYAH, Red State ...
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Who doesn’t like to travel? Ant & Kourtni certainly do. You’ll hear from them about their experiences from travelling and also from some of the friends they’ve met along the way. Learn tips and tricks and the apps to download. They’ll even cover remote working.
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Newstalk Breakfast brings you all the news you need to set you up for the day – from politics, business, sport, entertainment and everything in between. Shane Coleman and Ciara Kelly have all the stories that matter, every weekday from 7-9AM. Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast Highlights on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'
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The history of 19th century and 20th century China, leading up to the Chinese Revolutions, the Republic of China and then the People's Republic of China. This podcast was inspired by Mike Duncan's Revolutions. This podcast follows him by telling the stories leading to the Chinese Revolutions. The episodes cover the Opium Wars, Taiping Rebellion, foreign treaties and concessions bringing trade and Christianity to China, the Boxer Rebellion, China's 1911 Revolution, the Warlord Period, the KMT ...
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Hi I'm Felicia. I am creating this podcast channel to share what I love about human design and astrology, and how do we rise from the sterotype of these systems to find liberation of embracing the uniqieness of each of us. We all choose to be in this earth in this lifetime with an unique setting of being a human. Our natal chart and human design chart tell a mutidimemsional story of who we were in the past and who have chosen to be in this lifetime. We come here with specific strengths, cond ...
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Showcases a wide range of industries and fields, featuring guests from entrepreneurship, entertainment, sports, arts, science, and more. The podcast bridges the gap between personal and professional experiences, allowing listeners to connect with the guests on a deeper level and draw inspiration from their diverse journeys. With each episode, listeners are not only inspired by the guests' stories of triumph but also gain practical lessons and strategies that can be applied to their own lives ...
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Even Here, Even Now is a podcast is for humans with needs - particularly those who like to pretend that they don’t. The truth is that every human being has needs. Your needs are a fact and not a flaw. YOU have needs, your needs matter, and meeting them is your responsibility. Yet… you’ve likely been taught that pushing your needs to the back burner is the only way to get things done. Even Here, Even Now is devoted to sharing frank conversations and true stories about how real humans meet the ...
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An Post could be forced to change the frequency or speed of postal deliveries due to costs and changing consumer habits. Communications Minister Patrick O’Donovan told Cabinet yesterday that profits at the mail service were up, but there has been a decline in overall post numbers. We discussed further with David McRedmond, CEO of An Post.…
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Should we stop setting men up in new friendships?
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5:24We’ve all been at a party with our partner, silently wondering: “I hope they’re having as much fun as I am”. Journalist and Columnist, Anniki Sommerville decided to ditch setting her husband up with new friends just let it be.
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A call for childcare worker’s pay to be in line with teachers
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7:40Early Childhood Ireland is calling on the Government to bring Early Years and School Age Care graduates within public sector pay and conditions, in line with teachers. We discussed further with Frances Byrne, Director of Policy at Early Childhood Ireland.
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Wednesday Riff: What sort of President would you like?
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5:12What sort of person do you want to represent Ireland? Shane and Ciara discussed this morning.
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Overhaul of how farmers receive financial supports from the EU budget
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6:40The European Commission is set to propose merging Common Agricultural Policy funding with other funds, in a radical overhaul of how farmers receive financial supports from the European Union budget. We get reaction from Francie Gorman President of Irish Farmers Association and Vice President of COPA European Farmers Organisation.…
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Is Ireland becoming ‘a cold place for Catholics?’
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7:26A Cork City Councillor has claimed Ireland is becoming “a cold place for Catholics and Christians” after Cork city councillors voted to consider a renaming process for Bishop Lucey Park. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast this morning was Terry Shannon, Fianna Fáil Cllr for Cork City council and South–East area.…
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Urgent action needed to deliver change in the forestry sector
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5:00The Climate Change Advisory Council has said that urgent action and strengthened policy levers are required to incentivise increased tree planting to ensure Ireland’s forestry sector does not become a source of greenhouse gas emissions. We heard from their Chair Marie Donnelly.
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A 9.8% rise in non-domestic water charges is coming this October
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5:41A 9.8% rise in non-domestic water charges is coming this October, raising concerns across the business community. One of those concerned is Michael Magner, National President of the Irish Hotels Federation who explained why to Ciara.
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Tuesday - From The Rising Sun | Prayer Room Podcast | Oh Lord!
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32:37Welcome to the Shekinah - Kingdom Ready Nation Prayer Room Podcast, "From The Rising Sun!" Join us Tuesday through Friday at 6 AM CST in the Kingdom Ready Nation Prayer Room Podcast as we lift the name of Jesus and experience His transforming presence through Spirit-led prayers that renew, empower, and draw us closer to God. 🙏✨📖 “The prayer of a ri…
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87 per cent of Irish adults who are eligible for the pension auto-enrolment scheme are happy to use it once it’s rolled out, according to new research from financial advisors Ask Acorn. However, they are also warning that people should be fully aware of what they’re signing up for. All to chat with Robert Whelan, Financial advisor with Rockwell Fin…
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The 2025 Emmy nominations will be announced later this evening, so who deserves to get the nomination? All to chat with Scott Bryan, TV Critic and Broadcaster.
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President Trump issues a 50-day ultimatum to Russia
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5:08President Donald Trump has announced plans to supply advanced weaponry to Ukraine through NATO and has warned of 'very severe' sanctions against Russia should it fail to reach a peace agreement within 50 days. We discuss further with Ian Bond, Former British diplomat in Moscow, and now the Deputy Director of the Centre for European Reform.…
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Ibec urges a strategic Budget 2026 to protect Ireland’s competitiveness
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7:07Ibec is urging the Government to adopt a measured and strategic approach in Budget 2026, warning that global economic uncertainty and over-reliance on volatile corporate tax receipts pose risks to Ireland’s competitiveness. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Gerard Brady, Head of National Policy and Chief economist at Ibec.…
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Sinn Féin is due to bring forward a motion tonight in the Dáil calling for improved services for endometriosis diagnosis and treatment. Sarah Jane Allen has spent more than €15,000 on endometriosis services outside of Ireland. Sarah explain her condition and it's impact to Shane this morning.
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At what point do we stop laughing off the Irish stereotypes?
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4:45EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum today revealed that Dear Erin, a stereotyped Irish “rom-com” featuring actor Peter Coonan was an elaborate hoax. The fake trailer, full of clichés from flat caps to whiskey-soaked letters, was created to challenge tired portrayals of Irish people in film. At what point do we stop laughing off the stereotypes and sta…
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Alan Shatter on the Occupied Territories Bill
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9:04The Oireachtas Foreign Affairs Committee is to hear from supporters of Israel and Palestine about the Occupied Territories Bill, as the pre-legislative scrutiny begins. Former Minister of Justice, board member of the Israel Council on Foreign Relations and Chairperson of MDA Ireland, Alan Shatter spoke to Shane this morning.…
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EU prepares expanded list of US tariff countermeasures
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5:21Tánaiste Simon Harris says the European Commission will publish an expanded list of potential EU tariffs, should no trade deal be reached with the US We discuss all with Economist Austin Hughes.
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“Honest belief” victim consented will no longer be a defence in rape cases
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3:36An “honest” belief that a victim consented to sex will no longer be a legal defence in rape cases according to new proposals being considered by the Government. We discuss this further with Cliona Sadlier, Executive Director Rape Crisis Network Ireland.
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The Irish filmmaker showing there’s a lot more to Irish cuisine
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5:59‘A Sip of Irish’ is the new documentary aiming to prove there’s more to Irish food and drink than Guinness and stew. Carlow filmmaker, Frank Mannion, director behind ‘A Sip of Irish’ spoke to Ciara this morning.
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Over 2,100 pubs have closed since 2005, with more than 100 pubs are closing every year across Ireland. That’s according to a new report commissioned by the Drinks Industry Group of Ireland. We discuss these findings with Tony Foley, Emeritus Associate Professor of Economics at DCU Business School.
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Is the government planning a new approach to Asylum seekers?
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11:08Asylum-seekers who are working should have to contribute to the cost of their accommodation in direct provision centre. With more on this we heard from CEO of Doras, John Lannon and Independent TD for Cork North-Central, Ken O’Flynn.
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Can the EU strike a deal before U.S. tariffs hit?
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5:57The EU is pushing for a last-minute trade deal after President Donald Trump declared plans to impose 30% tariffs on nearly all goods imported from the EU starting next month. Joining Shane to discuss further was John Fitzgerald, Adjunct Professor in Economics at Trinity College Dublin.
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Live Aid at 40. Ciara and Shane has a interesting discussion on the legacy of Live Aid.
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Is Ireland ready for Soviet-style apartment blocks?
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4:28This week, the housing Minister unveiled new rules allowing studio flats as small as 32 square metres. But are these moves for smaller apartments harkening back to Soviet style housing models? All to discuss with Orla Hegarty, Architect & Assistant Professor at the UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy.…
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No more plastic netting on fruit and vegetables!
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3:08Plastic nets on fruit and vegetables and single-use plastic packaging for condiments such as ketchup sachets, will be banned by the end of the decade under new EU rules. We get reaction from Tad Kirakowski, CEO of Voice Of Irish Concern for the Environment.
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Tuam mother and baby home exhumation begins today
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4:53The exhumation of remains at the former Tuam Mother and Baby Home begins today. Speaking to Ciara this morning was Breeda Murphy, PRO of the Tuam Mother & Baby Home Alliance.
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A Tale of Love and a Tale of War (A Farewell to Arms, Part 1)
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33:52In Part 1 of our discussion on Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms, we welcome Norton Library podcast host Mark Cirino to the guest seat for the first time (with producer Michael von Cannon stepping behind the microphone as host). The two discuss the balance of autobiography and fiction in the text, situate A Farewell to Arms in the establishment of Hem…
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From The Rising Sun | Prayer Room Podcast | Oh Lord!
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32:14Welcome to the Shekinah - Kingdom Ready Nation Prayer Room Podcast, "From The Rising Sun!" Join us Tuesday through Friday at 6 AM CST in the Kingdom Ready Nation Prayer Room Podcast as we lift the name of Jesus and experience His transforming presence through Spirit-led prayers that renew, empower, and draw us closer to God.…
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Supermarkets have pushed back against claims of price gouging
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4:08Supermarkets have pushed back against claims of price gouging, saying their prices remain competitive and their profit margins are slim. We discuss further with Charlie Weston, Personal Finances Editor with the Independent.
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With temperatures hitting 30 degrees this weekend, beach trips are a no-brainer but do you know your seaside do’s and don’ts? Features Journalist at the Irish Independent, Kirsty Blake Knox tells us.
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Research shows Stigma around addiction still very real
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7:0181% of Irish people say the drugs problem is out of control in this country – that’s according to new research published by Merchants Quay Ireland. It also shows that stigma remains a real and pressing concern for those in addiction in Ireland To discuss further Ciara spoke to Eddie Mullins, CEO of Merchant’s Quay.…
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Calls for legally defined temperature limits in the workplace
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6:16Many will be embracing the warm weather facing us this weekend, but Labour Party health spokesperson Marie Sherlock is calling for legally defined temperature limits for all workplaces to protect employees. Marie spoke to Ciara this morning.
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A loyalist bonfire with an effigy of migrants in a boat has been lit
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6:59A loyalist bonfire in Co Tyrone controversially topped with an effigy of migrants in a boat has been lit. The Police Service of Northern Ireland earlier said they were investigating a hate incident in reference to the pyre. An Irish tricolour flag was also placed on the bonfire, which is among about 300 which will be burned ahead of the Orange Orde…
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More reaction to Palestinian GAA team's visa applications refused
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4:17Tánaiste Simon Harris has said that 'careful consideration' was given to Palestinian GAA team's visa applications. As we reported earlier this week, 47 members of the team were due to come from the West Bank next week, but they were refused due to “insufficient documentation”. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Gill Waters, GAA Palestine Press Offi…
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Sunday marks 40 years since Live Aid, the benefit concert organised by Bob Geldof in 1985 following the success of the successful charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas?". It is estimated that 150 million pounds has been raised for famine relief since Live Aid – but what other impacts have the concerts had? All to ask Dipo Faloyin author of “A…
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Social Democrats proposing a savings scheme to fund affordable housing
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5:42The Social Democrats are proposing a savings scheme to fund affordable housing, saying it could deliver thousands of homes a year and help tackle the housing crisis. With more on this we spoke to Rory Hearne, Social Democrats Housing Spokesperson.
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We’re looking into a weekend of glorious weather, and with the sun comes barbecue season! So, what are the best recipes to make the most of the sunshine? Telling us all was TV Chef Aisling Larkin.
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A half-built school lying idle in North Dublin
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4:20A half-built school lying idle in North Dublin is a lesson in the State's inability to get things done. That’s according to Mick Clifford Special correspondent with the Irish Examiner. Mick spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.
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Airline delays could be worst than ever this summer!
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4:47The EU has warned that airline delays could be at their worst ever this summer as understaffed air traffic controllers battle strikes, wildfires and high demand. To discuss further was Pádraig Ó Céidigh Founder of Aer Lingus Regional and Former Chair of Shannon Group.
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Growing calls for comprehensive maternity care review
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6:43An expert group has urged a nationwide review of maternity services following a report into care at Portiuncula University Hospital Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast with more on this was David Cullinane, Sinn Fein Spokesperson for Health.
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Loyalist bonfire containing an effigy of migrants condemned
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9:20A loyalist bonfire in Tyrone with an effigy of migrants in a boat has come in for widespread condemnation. Speaking to Shane this morning was Jamie Bryson, Editor of the Unionist Voice.
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Ursula Von der Leyen faces a vote of no confidence
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4:34European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen is facing a motion of no confidence in the European Parliament today. To hear more on this Ciara was joined by Jack Parrock, Brussels Based Journalist.
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Why are more and more Irish adults choosing to get baptised?
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5:38Seventy adults were baptised in the Archdiocese of Dublin this April, up from just 39 in 2024. It’s the highest number ever recorded by the diocese and the majority of converts were in their twenties and thirties. So, why is religion having a revival with some young people? Newstalk's Sarah Madden reports:…
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Calls for extra late-night transport for Dublin concertgoers
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6:37Fine Gael TD for Dublin Fingal West, Grace Boland has called for urgent action to boost public transport during major concerts, after reports of fans being stranded or forced to walk home due to limited late-night services.
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The country is set for a scorcher this weekend! We get the latest on what the weather is going to be like for the next couple of days with Met Eireann Forecaster Aoife Kealy.
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Dublin’s North Inner City still waiting for cctv cameras
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3:52CCTV cameras are yet to be installed on lamp posts in Dublin’s North Inner City to catch illegal dumping, despite initial plans to have them in place from last January. Why the delay? We asked Janet Horner, Green Party Councillor Dublin North inner city.
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Religious groups involved in historical sexual abuse "will be held accountable"
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6:17Minister for Education Helen McEntee has said the religious groups involved in historical sexual abuse "will be held accountable" following the Government's commitment to establish a Commission of Investigation into allegations of historical sexual abuse in schools across the country. Speaking to Ciara this morning was John Coulter, Member of the s…
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Why insurance policyholders aren’t seeing savings?
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4:19Savings being generated by the Injuries Resolution Board not being seen by policyholders. That’s according to Brian Hanley, CEO Alliance for Insurance Reform, who spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.
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Delays on tests and treatments for cancer are causing avoidable deaths
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6:25Delays on tests and treatments for cancer are causing avoidable deaths, as every four weeks waiting for treatment can increase mortality by 10 per cent. That’s the latest warning from the Irish Cancer Society and Shane spoke to their CEO Averil Power.
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