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Tuesday 12 May: Ambulance Strike: Ireland’s Health System Under Strain
Season 19 Episode 36
The National Ambulance Service rejects claims its strike action has put patients at risk, saying pay has not kept pace with increased responsibilitie…
5 months, 3 weeks ago
Wednesday 6 May: Unity Poll & Israel Fixture Pressure
Season 19 Episode 35
An all-island poll shows growing support for Irish unity, while concerns over migration and the EU are also shaping voter attitudes. We ask whether p…
5 months, 4 weeks ago
Tuesday 5 May: The Nuclear Option - Ireland’s Energy Future
Season 19 Episode 34
The Strait of Hormuz remains under pressure, with the ceasefire fragile and oil supplies at risk, raising fears of further energy price shocks.
As cos…
5 months, 4 weeks ago
Wednesday 29 April: Fuel Support, Energy Bills & Short-Term Letting Delays
Season 19 Episode 33
The Government announces fuel support payments for farmers, hauliers and construction contractors by the end of June — but questions remain over supp…
6 months ago
Tuesday 28 April: Character References Row & A Crisis for Local Radio
Season 19 Episode 32
As the Taoiseach urges public representatives to avoid providing character references in cases involving abuse or violence, the Jim Glennon case rais…
6 months ago
Wednesday 22 April - Oil Prices Surge as Hormuz Tensions Rise | Varadkar Apologises After Rural Backlash
Season 19 Episode 31
Oil markets are on edge as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz intensify, raising fears of a further supply shock that could ripple through the glob…
6 months, 1 week ago
Tuesday 21 April - More Homes, Fewer Rules? ‘Shed-Sits’ Plan Revived - And Pressure Builds Over How To Use €9bn Surplus
Season 19 Episode 30
Government drops plans to cap rental income on backyard modular homes — solution or risk of costly, low-quality builds?
Plus: With a €9bn surplus and …
6 months, 1 week ago
Wednesday 15 April - Fuel Cuts, Rising Prices & Coalition Pressure Mounts
Season 19 Episode 29
Fuel excise cut by 10c a litre overnight — but with oil prices volatile and global tensions rising, are these short-term supports worth it?
Public ang…
6 months, 2 weeks ago
Tuesday 14 April - Healy-Rae Resigns & Government Confidence Shaken
Season 19 Episode 28
A huge Dáil shock — Michael Healy-Rae resigns as Minister of State and votes no confidence in the Government following fuel protest chaos.
Heated clas…
6 months, 2 weeks ago
Wednesday 8 April - Fuel Standoff at Home, Ceasefire Strain Abroad
Season 19 Episode 27
Fuel protests are intensifying across Ireland, with blockades entering a second day and pressure mounting on Government to intervene.
Protesters insis…
6 months, 3 weeks ago