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Andy George, Chief Inspector in the PSNI and President of the National Black Police Federation joined Tom Dunne to discuss the recent data breach in the PSNI...

The Barack Obama Plaza has gone from strength to strength since it opened it's doors 10 years ago. Tom Dunne was joined by Comedian, Karl Spain to discuss the success of the iconic service station...

Videos of tourists fighting over sun beds on the Costa del Sol have been going viral over the past few days, prompting authorities to being in extra security into hotels in popular destinations. Nick Dixon, a reporter with Good Morning Britain joined Tom Dunne to discuss...

As temperatures across the country slowly creep back up towards the warmer end, Tom Dunne was joined in studio by Henry McKean who has been investigating how much water people should drink daily...

The iconic music magazine, the NME, which ceased its print edition 5 years ago, has re-launched from today in a hard copy format. But what does this mean for the music magazine industry and just how influential was the NME during its heyday? Tom Dunne was joined by Ken Sweeney, Showbiz Editor of the Irish Sun to discuss...

Leslie Shoemaker, Counselling Psychologist and Lecturer in TU Dublin joined Tom Dunne in studio to discuss why we impulse buy...

Gerry O’Brien, Actor and President of Irish Equity joined Tom Dunne to discuss how the ongoing writers and actors strikes are affecting the Irish in the industry...

JP McMahon, chef, author and restauranteur joined Tom Dunne on the show to discuss the cost of running a restaurant in Ireland versus the rest of Europe...

For this week's 'How To' slot we’re looking at how to become a pilot. Tom Dunne was joined by Lisa Cusack from Aer Lingus to discuss...

They're advertised heavily on TV, they have big colourful displays when you walk into any pharmacy, but do multivitamins actually work and why are they being sold to us so aggressively? Tom Dunne was joined by Registered Dietician Sarah Keogh to discuss...

While there can sometimes still be a stigma attached to women who choose to be childfree, a group called Sisterhood aims to unite and support likeminded women. Tom Dunne was joined by founder pf Sisterhoodm, Niamh Madden..

Hundreds of people gathered on Bray seafront this afternoon to pay their respects to Sinéad O'Connor. Newstalk's Henry McKean was there as her funeral cortege passed through the town in which she lived for 15 years...

The acclaimed director William Friedkin dies yesterday in Los Angeles. He won Oscars for The French Connection but it was his 1973 film The Exorcist for which he is perhaps best know. This of course was a movie that has a long and controversial reputation in this country, from its editing by the censor’s office in 1974 to it finally being released in an uncut format in 1998. Tom Dunne was joined b...

Sean was joined on the show by Newstalk Reporter Henry Mckean who was out and about asking the public what they think the best age is...

Sean was joined by Kimberly "Kimycola" Winter who has officially broken the Guinness World Record for the loudest burp carried out by a woman.

There is a growing trend on Tik Tok of women doing a moon mask, wherein menstrual blood is applied to the face for its supposed health and skin moisturising benefits. But what’s the truth behind all this and can it have benefits? Selene Daly, Dermatology Nurse Specialist joined Sean on the show to discuss...

Performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the largest comedy festival in the world, has been a rite of passage for countless Irish stand-ups over the years, with its unequaled opportunities for exposure and access to audiences. But what is it like actually going through this experience for the first time? Sean was joined by Shane Daniel Byrne, who is currently performing at the festival...

It was this summer 130 years ago when two men came together in Dublin to try and save the Irish language. The result of this was Conradh na Gaeilge. Joining Sean on the show to mark the anniversary and to look at its origins is Cuan O’Sheridain, Curator with Conradh na Gaeilge...

Cllr Breandán Fitzgerald from Dingle in county Kerry joined Sean to discuss the sale of the Conor Pass and what he thinks should happen...

Barbara Scully, Sophie White and Sean Moncrieff help tackle listener dilemmas...

A new campaign initiated by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, aims to encourage men to actively intervene when they are witnesses to misogynistic behaviour, rather than passive bystanders. But the campaign is splitting Londoners. Joining Sean on the show was Mark Paul, London Correspondent for the Irish Times...

Thor Pedersen, Globe Trotter, Once Upon a Saga joined Sean to discuss how he traveled to every country without flying.

Although only one pig-to-human heart transplant has been undertaken somewhat successfully, there is strong evidence that this procedure could become much more mainstream. One man who is working at the vanguard of this is Philip Cardiff, Associate Professor of Engineering at UCD who joined Sean on the show.

Newstalk Reporter Henry McKean was out and about today asking the public if we celebrate mediocrity ahead of the women's soccer homecoming following their World Cup performance in Australia.

Wedding season is in full swing but the weather continues to be abominable, so are people dusting down their old Child of Prague in the hope of reprieve on the Big Day? Sean was joined by Kelly Fitzgerald Assistant Professor in the School of Irish Celtic Studies & Folklore, UCD.