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Nighttime Talk with Niall Boylan - a radio talk show that cares about what you think! Niall can be described as fearless, controversial, insightful, compassionate and even funny! But be warned, he may cause your blood to boil. It’s a show without boundaries and Niall is never afraid to deal with topics that other shows simply refuse to talk about.
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In this episode, Niall asks the complex question surrounding freedom of speech, especially in light of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest and the increasing scrutiny on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) by governments. With accusations that Telegram facilitates criminal activities due to its commitment to user privacy and encryption, the debate ar…
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In this episode, Niall asks the crucial question: Would you intervene if you saw someone being attacked? With the increasing reports of violence, it's a situation more people may find themselves in, and the responses are divided. Some callers believe it's essential to step in and help. They argue that as human beings, we have a responsibility to pr…
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In this episode, Niall asks whether it's time to scrap school uniforms, as many parents express frustration over the rising costs of back-to-school expenses. The debate centers on whether uniforms are an unnecessary financial burden or a valuable tool for promoting equality among students. Some callers believe that school uniforms are outdated and …
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In this episode, Niall asks whether personal protection items, such as pepper spray, should be made legal in Ireland, especially as concerns grow over street safety, particularly for women. Senator Keogan's recent proposal has sparked debate: should individuals have the right to carry such items for self-defense? Some callers argue against legalizi…
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In this episode of the Niall Boylan Podcast, Niall is joined by Peadar Tóibín, leader of the Aontú party, to discuss critical issues surrounding the Irish care system, particularly its failings in protecting the country's most vulnerable children. The conversation begins with a deep dive into alarming findings from Freedom of Information documents,…
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In this episode, Niall explores the pressing issues of immigration and housing in Ireland, asking listeners how they would solve these intertwined crises. While it's easy to point out the problems, Niall challenges listeners to propose real solutions. Some callers suggest that stricter immigration controls are necessary to alleviate the pressure on…
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In this episode, Niall discusses the controversial plan to use larger, remote reception centers, like Thornton Hall, to accommodate the growing number of refugees in Ireland. As the nation grapples with the influx, questions arise about the feasibility and morality of placing these centers far from urban areas. Some callers argue that it doesn’t ma…
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In this episode, Niall discusses a controversial new rule from Thanet District Council, which imposes a £100 fine for swearing in public. The measure has sparked heated debate, with some seeing it as a necessary step to curb antisocial behavior, while others argue it’s an infringement on free speech and an unrealistic, overly strict enforcement. So…
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In this episode, Niall explores the debate over whether same-sex or mixed schools provide a better educational experience for students. The discussion is sparked by recent comments from Higher Education Minister Patrick O'Donovan, who advocates for a co-educational learning model to promote integration and reduce gender-based violence. Some callers…
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In this episode, Niall asks, "Are Bad Laws Made To Be Broken?" This discussion is sparked by the case of Brendan McDonagh, a father facing possible imprisonment for building a small log cabin on his family's land after being denied state housing assistance. Despite his attempts to follow regulations, Brendan’s home is set to be demolished by Octobe…
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In this emotionally charged episode of The Niall Boylan Podcast, we explore the heartbreaking story of Brendan McDonagh, a father of two facing the possibility of imprisonment simply for trying to provide a home for his family. Brendan’s struggle highlights the deep hypocrisy and unfairness within the Irish housing system. Brendan, a hardworking ma…
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In this episode, Niall asks, "Is Boxing A Female Sport?" This topic arises in light of Kellie Harrington winning her second gold medal. A listener's message sparked the discussion: a mother expressed concern about her 8-year-old daughter wanting to join a boxing club, calling female boxing barbaric. Some callers think boxing is a fantastic sport fo…
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In this episode of the Niall Boylan Podcast, Niall is joined by John McGuirk, Senior Editor at Gript Media, and Michael Walsh, a political commentator and author. Together, they explore the intricate dynamics of the American presidential race, weighing the prospects of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in a conversation that is both insightful and con…
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In this episode, Niall discusses whether Elon Musk's comments about an inevitable civil war are incitement or simply his opinion. Both the Irish Taoiseach and the UK Prime Minister are demanding a crackdown on online commentary around immigration and riots, condemning Musk's remarks. No 10 has criticized Musk for his post under a video of violent r…
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In this episode, Niall asks: Riots: Who Is At Fault, The Government Or The People? Amid ongoing protests and escalating violence across the UK and Ireland due to immigration and controversial policies, this episode delves into the root causes of the unrest. Are the government’s policies to blame, or do the protesters bear responsibility for the vio…
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In this episode, Niall asks: Why Are World Leaders Ignoring Their Citizens? In the wake of the tragic events in Southport, ongoing riots in the UK, and widespread protests and unrest in Ireland and Europe related to migration, this question has become more pressing. Niall, joined by John McGurk, delves into the reasons behind this disconnect betwee…
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