Best Foot Amp Mouth Podcast Podcasts (2024)

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Winners and Sinners 24:53

1h ago24:53

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Every week, Kieran Cuddihy will be joined by writer and broadcaster, Keith Walsh and the presenter of Weekend Breakfast on Today FM, Alison Curtis to look back on the week that was, but with a few twists…

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You Are What You Eat: Nut Butters

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Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joined Kieran to look at all the different nut butters to spread on toast, or eat straight from the jar!

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Billie Barry Stage School celebrates 60th anniversary! 9:16

2h ago9:16

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It has been 60 years since the Billie Barry Stage School opened, which has produced some of Ireland’s biggest stars. The school is marking its 60th anniversary with the show ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ at the Gaiety Theatre from October 15th to the 19th. Joining Kieran to discuss is Lorraine Barry, Director of the Billie Barry Stage School.…

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Uisce Éireann respond to EPA criticism 6:55

2h ago6:55

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The Environmental Protection Agency has said the slow pace of delivery of wastewater treatment upgrades by Uisce Éireann is ‘unacceptable’. The criticism comes off the back of their Urban Wastewater Treatment report published this morning, which highlights that 16 towns and villages across the country discharge raw sewage daily because their public…

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Sport with Ger Gilroy 10:27

2h ago10:27

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Off The Ball's Ger Gilroy joined Kieran Cuddihy on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…

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Was dropping hate speech legislation a mistake? 9:51

3h ago9:51

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The Hate crime legislation is heading before the Seanad next week, and one aspect that won’t be part of it is the Hate Speech offences. Is this a dropped ball for some groups that need protection? Eileen Flynn, Independent Senator and Shaykh Dr Umar Al-Qadri, Founder and Chair of the Irish Muslim Council join Kieran to discuss.…

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Marty Whelan on the National Lottery Awards 8:49

3h ago8:49

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Kieran’s guest epitomises the phrase ‘household name’. He is on our TV screens, on our radio and has been our voice for Eurovision and marked his 25th Eurovision Song Contest this year. Of course, it’s Mary Whelan, and he is celebrating The National Lottery Good Causes Awards - which are taking place tomorrow in Killashee House Hotel in Naas Co Kil…

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How much does the airport cap hurt the economy? 14:48

3h ago14:48

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After all the craziness this summer at Dublin Airport, a seat cap for next year is to be introduced. However, the DAA, the authority overseeing Dublin Airport, is not happy about it - and their CEO Kenny Jacobs says it will cost the economy hundreds of millions. He joins Kieran to discuss his thinking.…

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Are school reunions worth it? - Henry McKean Asks 12:34

1h ago12:34

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Tanya Sweeney from the Irish Independent recently wrote “School reunions are LinkedIn with gin and tonics, do I really want to go to mine?” Well, is she right? Should we not go to our school reunions? Henry McKean has been out asking the public, and joins Kieran to discuss.

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What to do if your child gets Foot and Mouth 7:34

1h ago7:34

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Hand, Foot and Mouth disease cases are on the rise again as schools are back in full swing… What are the signs to look for and what do you do if your child contracts the illness? Kieran is joined by Dr Afif El-Khuffash, Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the RCSI. Image: HSE

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Will Hurricane Milton affect the US election? 9:55

2h ago9:55

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The Kuhner Report on WRKO AM680 Radio in Boston is hosted by Jeffrey T. Kuhner, "Liberalism's Worst Nightmare," he is a conservative nationalist, who champions God, country and family. Jeff joins Kieran to discuss the damage done by Hurricane Milton in Florida, and how political response could affect the outcome of the upcoming election. Image: AP…

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Senior Kinahan Cartel Lieutenant arrested 10:08

3h ago10:08

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A major breakthrough was made in the mammoth Garda investigation into the Kinahan Cartel and their leadership, with the arrest in Dubai of a Senior Kinahan Cartel Lieutenant, Sean McGovern. He will be extradited back to Ireland over the murder of Noel ‘Duck Egg’ Kirwan, and other criminal offences. How significant is this, and what does it mean for…

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What is the scariest movie ever? 10:17

1h ago10:17

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You may have caught it on BBC last night, but the movie ‘Threads’ has been called one of the scariest and most realistic depictions of a nuclear war. Joining Kieran to discuss why, 40 years later, it still terrifies is Ian O’Doherty, Columnist with the Irish Independent.

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How much will the Planning Bill help? 17:07

2h ago17:07

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After years in the making, the landmark Planning and Development Bill was finally approved by the Oireachtas last night, but reaction has been mixed so far. Is it a good idea? And will it help with the Housing Crisis? To discuss, Kieran is joined by Tom Phillips, Managing Director of Tom Phillips Associates.…

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Why World Mental Health Day is important 8:52

2h ago8:52

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Today is World Mental Health Day, and joining Kieran to discuss their own mental health struggles is, Architect Hugh Wallace… If you struggle with your mental health, Aware operate a freephone number at 1800 80 48 48.

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Florida is preparing for Hurricane Milton 16:36

2h ago16:36

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The state of Florida is prepping for Hurricane Milton, which is set to hit the south of Florida tonight… Kieran speaks with Jacqui Goddard, Miami correspondent for the Times London, Royston Brady, former Lord Mayor of Dublin and Meteorologist Todd Gross ahead of the expected touchdown. Image: NOAA/AP…

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JP McMahon on the foods that make us 14:50

3h ago14:50

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Kieran’s guest’s new book defines Ireland's history and culture in 100 foods, ‘An Irish Food Story: 100 Foods That Made Us’ comes out October 10th. Joining to discuss is Author, Chef and Restaurateur, JP McMahon.

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Board-Certified Oncologist Laurie Kirstein MD- Updates on Breast Cancer Detection & Treatments 48:52

2d ago48:52

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Thanks to advancements in scientific research and technology, detection and treatment of breast cancer is helping to save more lives. Still, early detection is key, and women need to be proactive about their breast health. Dr. Laurie Kirstein MD, a board-certified surgical oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, discusses the latest d…

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Does Ireland need a new strategy for Europe? 11:20

1h ago11:20

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Countries are re-arming in response to growing security threats. Economic security risks are leading to a rethinking of EU state aid rules, competition and trade policies. With public opinion shifting against immigration across the continent, how the EU and its members handle asylum applications from outside the bloc is rising up the agenda. Joinin…

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Is Mark Ruffalo right about LNG? 13:40

1h ago13:40

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Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo has weighed in on the upcoming planning bill in a video posted online last night with Irish actress Alison Oliver, making it clear that he is against the idea. So, is he right? Should we not have liquified natural gas (LNG) terminals in Ireland? Oisín Coughlan, Chief Executive of Friends of the Earth and Brian Leddin, G…

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Kabin Crew longlisted for 2 Grammys! 4:51

1h ago4:51

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Cork and Clare kids band the ‘Cabin Krew’ went viral over the summer for their song ‘The Spark’ which got over 2 billion views! The song was recently longlisted for 2 Grammy Awards: the ‘Best Dance/ Electronic Song’ and for ‘Song of the Year’. Joining Kieran to discuss are Lucy and Kada, members of the group. Image: @thekabinstudio Instagram…

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Trinity College’s Berkeley Library renamed 5:24

1h ago5:24

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Trinity College Dublin has officially renamed its former Berkeley Library after Irish poet Eavan Boland. Berkeley’s name became contentious due to his colonial past, and so the Student Union led a campaign to rename it. Jenny Maguire is Student Union President of the Trinity College Dublin, and joins Kieran to discuss. Image: Trinity College Dublin…

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How war has affected the Lebanese population 10:58

1h ago10:58

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Israel is expanding its ground offensive in southern Lebanon day after day. The conflict has resulted in the displacement of 1.2 million people from the region as they attempt to escape the horrors of war. Joining Kieran to discuss this unfolding humanitarian disaster is Deputy Representative of UNICEF Lebanon, Ettie Higgins. Image: Reuters…

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Do we need to fight legal battles for healthcare? 8:32

16h ago8:32

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Legalese, language used in legal documents, has made navigating legal battles incredibly difficult for people who haven’t studied law. But now, some are saying that it’s entered into the healthcare sector. Joining Kieran to discuss is Dr. Suzanne Crowe, a Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant and President of the Irish Medical Council.…

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The Bookshelf with Conor Faughnan 9:45

16h ago9:45

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Transport Commentator Conor Faughnan joined Kieran Cuddihy to put his favourite book on The Hard Shoulder’s Bookshelf!

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Male fertility advocate to address the Seanad 9:17

16h ago9:17

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In 2017, Gareth Landy was told that he couldn’t have kids. He now has 2 children and a diagnosis labelling him XXY, meaning he has an extra X chromosome. But, what was his story, and why is he speaking before the Seanad today? Joining Kieran to discuss is Gareth Landy, a male fertility advocate.

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Why is customer service getting worse? 7:45

17h ago7:45

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Customer service in Ireland is getting worse with nearly half the top 150 brands performing poorly last year. That’s according to a new survey published today. Conor Pope is Consumer Affairs Correspondent with The Irish Times and joins Kieran to discuss.

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US tipping culture creeping into Ireland - Henry McKean Reports 7:07

17h ago7:07

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Has the American tourist influx put the native Irish customer under pressure to tip more? Have they influenced our tipping culture from rounding up to 10% and now, in some cases, 20%? Henry McKean visited Man O' War Gastro Pub in North County Dublin, where he met Irish staff and US customers, and sent in this report.…

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More OPW overspending revealed - Children’s Science Museum 8:18

17h ago8:18

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The OPW has landed in more hot water; it has been revealed that the OPW has paid more than €300,000 in legal fees in an arbitration case on the proposed building of a National Children’s Science Museum in Dublin. Joining Seán to discuss is Social Democrat TD and member of the Public Accounts Committee, Catherine Murphy...…

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Cork University Hospital faces massive overcrowding 5:40

17h ago5:40

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There are record levels of patients waiting on trolleys in Cork University Hospital the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation have said, with 98 patients waiting for admission to a bed. Overall in Ireland there are 641 patients on trolleys, with 444 of those in emergency departments. How can we tackle this and stop it from escalating? Kieran is jo…

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When is the next general election? 10:41

18h ago10:41

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There has been a lot of speculation as to when the next general election is going to be, but there do seem to be some signs that it’s sooner than you may think! Newstalk’s Political Correspondent, Sean Defoe, joins Kieran to discuss.

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What is the Body ‘Roundness’ Index? 6:15

23h ago6:15

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Recent studies have found that the famous ‘Body Mass Index’ is a flawed system. Instead, we should be using a new measurement: the Body Roundness Index or BRI. Simply, the process calculates how round you are, with high and low scores being dangerous. Joining Kieran to discuss is Diana Thomas from the US Military Academy in West Point, New York.…

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Anna Geary returns to TV for Love in the Country! 15:02

1d ago15:02

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Anna Geary has her cupid bow at the ready as she is back on our screens from tonight helping the men and women from rural Ireland find love once more. Season 2 of her show Love in the Country Airs tonight at 9.35pm on RTÉ 2, and Anna joins Kieran to talk about what you can expect.

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What is the endgame for conflict in the Middle East? 5:45

1d ago5:45

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A year on from the Hamas terror attack on Israel, the conflict in the Middle East is continuing to escalate by the day. But what, if anything, does the endgame to all of this look like? Walt Kilroy, Lecturer in International Relations at DCU and Co-Director of its Conflict Institute.

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Kids Health Check: Clothing Choices 9:40

1d ago9:40

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For this week’s Kids Health Check, Kieran is joined by Aoife Lee, Parenting Coach at ParentSupport.ie to discuss the clothes your children or teenagers might choose to wear, and having conversations around it.

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Dublin Bus launches security pilot programme 9:39

1d ago9:39

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Starting from today, Dublin Bus has launched a pilot program of security guards for their services. It will run for 20 weeks, and is aiming to curb 'antisocial behaviour'. Newstalk Reporter Josh Crosbie has been getting more information, and joins Kieran to discuss.

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Do we need education on gender-based violence in schools? 12:03

1d ago12:03

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There has been a “worrying regression” in some boys with increasing misogyny in recent years. So says Jason Poole, whose sister Jennifer was stabbed to death by an ex-partner in April 2021. Jason is calling for the introduction of standardised education on gender-based violence into our classrooms. He joins me now...…

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Is ‘Let It Go’ actually a good song? 5:33

1d ago5:33

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The actress who plays Princess Anna in Frozen, Kristen Bell, has apologised to parents for getting ‘Let it Go’ from Frozen stuck in their heads for years! But, is it an earworm, or just a great tune? Joining Kieran to discuss is Charlie McGettigan, Musician, Song Writer and Eurovision winner and Jen Hogan, Columnist with the Irish Times. Image: Dis…

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One year since the October 7th attacks 17:19

1d ago17:19

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Today marks one year of the October 7th attacks, when Hamas-led militant groups led incursions into south Israel, which was the catalyst to ongoing conflict in the region. Two men who are no strangers to the issues facing these communities in Israel and Palestine are Danielle Bett, a Scottish-Israeli who works for Yachad, a Jewish pro peace movemen…

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Ukrainian families in Dublin face relocation 13:55

2d ago13:55

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29 Ukrainians in a property in Blackrock are to be relocated to three separate hotels near Citywest, Liffey Valley and Temple Bar. The group have been living in Blackrock for almost two years, they have become a “big family”, they say. Joining Kieran to discuss this is Diana Tkachuk, Ukrainian mother, and part of the Blackrock community who is bein…

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Winners and Sinners 25:15

5d ago25:15

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This week Kieran Cuddihy was joined by Presenter of Weekend Breakfast, Alison Curtis and Elaine Burke, Presenter of the ‘For Tech’s Sake’ podcast to look back on the week that was, but with a few twists…

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Astronaut Daniel Tani on Space Week! 13:04

5d ago13:04

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The 4th of October marks the start of Space Week and the Explorium in Sandyford is hosting a range of special events this week in celebration. And someone who is taking part and is no stranger to space is former astronaut Daniel Tani, who joins Kieran to discuss.

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You Are What You Eat: Lunches 16:23

5d ago16:23

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Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joined Kieran to look at the inspirations you can have to make the perfect lunch!

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Lebanese families in Ireland waiting for Israeli conflict to end 13:15

5d ago13:15

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Lebanese families living in Ireland are waiting on as the Israeli bombings escalate in their country… Israel bombed Beirut early again yesterday, killing at least six people and wounding seven, after its forces suffered their deadliest day on the Lebanese front in a year of clashes with Iran-backed Hezbollah. Kieran is joined by Roland Mansour and …

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Do young people not recycle? - Henry McKean Reports 12:08

5d ago12:08

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You might think that the young generation are better at recycling - not so, according to a new survey. Just 19% recycle all their paper and plastic compared to over 54% for the older generation. Henry McKean has been digging through all of this and sent in this report!

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Do sports have too many gambling ads? 11:07

5d ago11:07

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Declan Cregan, a former gambling addict and Officer at Gambling with Lives spoke to Ellen Butler on Breakfast Briefing this morning about this new report from Maynooth and Belfast that suggests that sports programmers are heavily saturated with gambling adverts. Does more need to be done to challenge this, and are some people vulnerable to harm her…

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Is the e-scooter public transport ban fair? 12:43

5d ago12:43

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As of Monday, e-scooters will be prohibited on public transport. The move has been made by the NTA as they claim it will be better for safety and ‘help prevent the risk of combustion on board buses and trains’. Joining Kieran to discuss whether or not this is fair is Colin Baker of Back from the Future IT Support and e-scooter user David Maloney.…

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Remembering Mary O’Rourke 14:07

6d ago14:07

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Former minister and Fianna Fáil TD Mary O’Rourke has sadly passed away at the age of 87. Joining Kieran to discuss her legacy is Mandy Johnston, Presenter of Taking Stock on Newstalk, Mary Hanafin, former Deputy Leader of Fianna Fáil and former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern.

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What is Boris Johnson’s new memoir all about? 3:43

6d ago3:43

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Boris Johnson's memoir ‘Unleashed’ is set to be released next week, but Kieran’s guest has gotten his hands on an early copy. Joining Kieran to discuss what it contains is London Correspondent for The Irish Times, Mark Paul.

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