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How the race for total AI domination is revisiting the worst of human history
How the race for total AI domination is revisiting the worst of human history

This episode was first published in August.


In the space of a few short years, generative AI has exploded into our daily lives, impacting the way we l…

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‘My Irish friends are awesome’ says Elon Musk – who are they?
‘My Irish friends are awesome’ says Elon Musk – who are they?

Elon Musk seems particularly taken with the opinions of three Irish men active on X: far-right activist Michael O’Keeffe; Barry O’Driscoll, whose ide…

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Petrol bombs and drive-bys: How Limerick’s gangland violence returned
Petrol bombs and drive-bys: How Limerick’s gangland violence returned

This episode was first published in June 2025.


In the early hours of May 8th, two masked men in a stolen Audi staged a drive-by shooting, firing nine…

8 months, 4 weeks ago

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Richard Satchwell: why did it take eight years for the killer to face justice?
Richard Satchwell: why did it take eight years for the killer to face justice?

This episode was first published in May 2025.


From the moment he reported her missing in 2017, Richard Satchwell stuck to his story that his wife Tin…

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The new IRB: How a shadow 'government' is operating under the radar in Ireland
The new IRB: How a shadow 'government' is operating under the radar in Ireland

This episode was first published in August 2025.


For years the Irish Republican Brotherhood – the IRB – was remembered annually in a curious ceremony…

9 months ago

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Plum pudding and sea swimming: Irish traditions that have stuck and new ones that have taken off
Plum pudding and sea swimming: Irish traditions that have stuck and new ones that have taken off

It’s Christmas Eve and so much about this time of year is about the things we do and eat – not because we particularly want to do them or even enjoy …

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From Traitors to Kneecap: What kept us entertained in 2025
From Traitors to Kneecap: What kept us entertained in 2025

At a time when there are media think pieces galore about how atomised entertainment is, how people don’t talk about TV like they used to; how the mus…

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Inside Tommy Robinson’s world: Unholy mix of faith and fury on the streets of London
Inside Tommy Robinson’s world: Unholy mix of faith and fury on the streets of London

British far-right activist Tommy Robinson is the UK’s most notorious anti-Muslim activist.


At 43, he is the street leader of the radical right-wing na…

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2025 was a year of upheaval. But what will it be remembered for?
2025 was a year of upheaval. But what will it be remembered for?

2025 was a year of global upheaval, from the activities of the Trump Administration to instability in the Middle East and the reshaping of power poli…

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Why Ireland is under pressure in a  battle over European trade
Why Ireland is under pressure in a battle over European trade

After 25 years the Mercosur deal is reaching crunch time. The trade deal which would permit free trade between the EU and the South American countrie…

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