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Dublin Today

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Dublin Today with Elisabeth Hearst is a news and current affairs show highlighting the key issues affecting Dubliners and the people of Ireland's capital city. It also sheds light on under reported topics, giving locals a platform to share their stories. From hard-hitting news to cultural insights, entertainment, and lifestyle, we cover the stories that matter - informing, engaging, and reflecting the pulse of the city. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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30 de jul. de 2026

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Extreme day trips on the rise as punters seek 24-hour city breaks 12.03.2025

With limited time and budgets, many of us still crave the thrill of travel. While a visit lasting less than 24 hours may not be the most relaxing way to explore, sometimes it's the only way to make it happen. Elizabeth was joined by travel expert Sarah Slattery. Image: Getty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jellycat mania grips Dublin as shoppers scramble for super soft toys 11.03.2025

Jellycat lovers from around the world have swarmed Dublin for the launch of a coveted new plush toy. Staff at Brown Thomas have been overwhelmed with inquiries, as dedicated collectors race to get their hands on the limited-edition release. At the heart of the hysteria? Siofra the Shamrock—a charming, clover-shaped plush that’s sending fans into a frenzy! Elizabeth went along to find out more abou...

1,000 Gardaí to police St Patrick's Day in Dublin 10.03.2025

Dublin is gearing up for a major St. Patrick’s Day security blitz, with over 1,000 gardaí set to patrol the city centre. Off-licenses won’t sell alcohol until after the parade as authorities push for a “safe” and “family-friendly” celebration. News reporter Max Kane joined Elizabeth in studio. Image: Getty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bringing back the Celtic Tiger with Dublin's newest nightclub 10.03.2025

Top nightlife destination, K Sixty Seven will expand its offering this year as its brand new Envy Nightclub officially opens its doors this weekend. Promising an electrifying atmosphere, top-tier DJs, and a premium clubbing experience, Envy is set to become Dublin’s ultimate party destination. Elizabeth was joined by Andrew Heaney in studio. Image: Getty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...

Dublin singer Aimee on cracking the Irish music industry 07.03.2025

Aimée is a Dublin-born singer-songwriter who gained recognition with hits like Naked, Don't Call Me Pretty, and Bulletproof. She was part of Irish Women In Harmony’s viral cover of Dreams and was the most-played Irish female artist on Irish radio in 2022. Known for her heartfelt storytelling, she has performed sold-out shows and continues to make waves internationally. She joined Elizabeth in stud...

Ellen Keane takes the plunge on life after the pool 07.03.2025

Duliner Ellen Keane is a Paralympic swimmer who competed in five Paralympic Games. She won bronze in the 100m breaststroke at Rio 2016 and gold at Tokyo 2020. Born with an undeveloped left arm, she began her Paralympic career at just 13. Beyond swimming, she was a runner-up on Dancing With the Stars Ireland and a public advocate for disability awareness. Keane retired after the Paris 2024 Games an...

Ivana Bacik on inequality and breaking the glass ceiling 06.03.2025

Dubliner Ivana Bacik is the leader of Ireland’s Labour Party and a TD for Dublin Bay South. A lawyer and academic, she has long campaigned for social justice, gender equality, and workers' rights. She joined Elizabeth ahead of International Women's Day. Image: Getty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is Ireland ready for a female Taoiseach? Mary Lou McDonald on leadership and women in politics 06.03.2025

Dubliner Mary Lou McDonald has been a political heavyweight for more than 20 years. The leader of Sinn Féin since 2018, she has been a TD for Dublin Central since 2011, having previously served as an MEP. Mary Lou joined Elizabeth ahead of International Women's Day. Image: Getty Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New York Jets bring NFL Flag Football League to Dublin 06.03.2025

Dublin just got a major touchdown! The New York Jets have launched Ireland’s first-ever girls Flag Football League, bringing a taste of the NFL to the capital. Eight schools will battle it out over five action-packed weeks in flag football – the fast, non-contact version of American football. Elizabeth was joined by Jets Vice President of Community Relations Jesse Linder. Image: Getty Hosted on Ac...

Dublin cocktail bar takes stand against spiking with new protective cup covers 05.03.2025

Dublin cocktail bar Wigwam has launched its own reusable cup covers to help protect drinks from spiking. These covers are washable and come with a handy pouch, making it easy to safeguard your drinks throughout the night. Elizabeth was joined by General Manager Charlie Knights and Venue Promotor Dervla Woods. Image: Wigwam Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dublin's newest top Garda vows to tackle street crime 05.03.2025

Dublin's top cop says tackling street crime is his number one target. Assistant Commissioner Paul Cleary has vowed to crack-down on crime - by instructing his officers to adopt a pro-arrest policy in a bid to make the capital safer. Investigations Editor with the Sunday Times John Mooney joined Elizabeth following his interview with Cleary. Image: Garda Síochána Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/priv...

Northside residents march to local council offices over living conditions 05.03.2025

Residents at Cromcastle Court flats in Kilmore have staged a protest, demanding Dublin City Council improve conditions on the estate. They say that their homes have been neglected for decades and that the delays to plans for redevelopment are unacceptable. A survey of housing conditions in Cromcastle Court has recently been carried out by researchers from Maynooth University. Elizabeth is joined b...

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