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North and South, Ireland is divided on the unity question
North and South, Ireland is divided on the unity question

When should a referendum on Irish unity be held, and how would citizens north and south vote? The answer to those questions are the subject of the fi…

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December reshuffle: What to expect?
December reshuffle: What to expect?

Next month Fianna Fáil's Micheal Martin will hand over the office of Taoiseach to Fine Gael's Leo Varadkar.


The switch will necessitate a big reshuffl…

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Trial evidence embarrassment for Sinn Féin, housing discontent, Greens take stock
Trial evidence embarrassment for Sinn Féin, housing discontent, Greens take stock

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How much of the East Wall refugee protest story is really an outworking of the housing shortage? With Russia's targeting of ener…

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East Wall protests: Government grapples with immigration and housing crises
East Wall protests: Government grapples with immigration and housing crises

Political correspondents Harry McGee and Jennifer Bray join Pat Leahy to discuss how the Government is grappling with some disquiet over immigration,…

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Bad days in Blackrock,  Fine Gael prepare for Varadkar's return as Taoiseach, Florida man
Bad days in Blackrock, Fine Gael prepare for Varadkar's return as Taoiseach, Florida man

Non-political stories have dominated the news agenda this week, but each has a political dimension. Cormac McQuinn and Pat Leahy join Hugh to discus…

3 years, 11 months ago

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Can China's relationship with the West recover?
Can China's relationship with the West recover?

"After months of rising tensions between Washington and Beijing amid talk of economic decoupling and a new cold war, Joe Biden and Xi Jinping sought …

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How big tech traps consumers and shafts creators
How big tech traps consumers and shafts creators

The world’s most powerful media and technology companies use their market power to lock their customers into a relationship they can’t escape, while …

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Will tech woes remove Ireland's corporate tax cushion?
Will tech woes remove Ireland's corporate tax cushion?

Jack Horgan-Jones and Pat Leahy join Hugh to look at the week's politics:


A Supreme Court ruling creates a headache for GovernmentHow a stricken tech …

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US midterms: Red wave fails to materialise
US midterms: Red wave fails to materialise

In the run up to the US midterm elections, polls and political spectators forecast a landslide for the Republicans, but as the results continue to po…

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Will a new hate speech law impinge on free speech?
Will a new hate speech law impinge on free speech?

New legislation will give extra protection to members of groups affected by crimes motivated by hatred.


But critics say the law will be an unacceptab…

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