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All-Island Strategic Rail Review would see Fermanagh as 'only county' without rail 17.01.2024

More than 5,000 people have signed a petition to get Fermanagh included in the All Island Strategic Rail Review.   The draft plan was published last autumn and as it stands, Fermanagh would be the only county in Ireland or the UK without any rail service.   So why is the county being left out?   Steve Bradley, Chair of Into the West, a rail campaign group focusing on...

Sober rave in Dublin about 'exploring a different way' to party 17.01.2024

Raves aren’t for the fainthearted. Often you’re packed into a warehouse with hundreds of other people, who are sweating and a little bit worse for wear.  But imagine doing it sober? Well you soon can, in Dublin  Paul Walsh is the founder of Club Loosen in Dublin, a company that puts on sober raves and he joined Sean to discuss...

Songs making a comeback from their use in recent movies And TV 17.01.2024

Older songs are making a comeback, with some being discovered for the first time by younger generations. The nostalgic wave can be prompted by a new Tik Tok trend, a song being used in a popular show like Stranger Things, or maybe it’s been featured in “that” scene at the end of Saltburn. Sean was joined by Claire Beck, Presenter with Today FM to discuss… 

How does the cold weather affect an EV battery? 17.01.2024

Electric cars are a great invention but what happens to the batteries during the cold winter months, or if you are in Ireland, the coldness year-round. Shane O’Donoghue, Editor of completecar.ie joined Sean to discuss...

What is a community hotel? 17.01.2024

The government yesterday agreed in principle to the request to turn a derelict hotel in Roscrea into a community hotel, in an attempt to calm tensions over the arrival of a number of asylum seekers to the area. But what is a community hotel and how do they work? Sean was joined by Kieran Harrahill, Senior Researcher in Climate Justice at TASC, the Think Tank for Action on Social Change...

Hacks to Reduce Your Phone Use 16.01.2024

Comedian Tommy Tiernan found a grayscale screen to be his unlikely ally in curtailing phone use. But that’s just one trick in the digital detox handbook for those looking to scale back time spent sitting in front of screens. Elaine Burke, Host of the For Tech Sake podcast joined Sean to discuss...

Ireland's History of Emigration 16.01.2024

The media has been dominated by stories over the last number of months about protests taking place outside reception centres over immigrants seeking international protection here.  However, there was a time in history when the Irish were facing similar protests in counties like the US and UK.  Irial Glynn is a migration historian at UCD and she joined Sean on the show this afternoon...

The Baby Name Consultants 16.01.2024

More and more people are choosing to outsource their baby naming to consultants. But how does the process work? Sean was joined SJ Strum, Founder of Baby Name Envy...

'I wouldn't really watch live TV' - Is realtime TV watching on the way out? 16.01.2024

The days of watching live TV could be numbered. The Broadcasters Audience Research Board in the UK says the proportion of programming watched on demand rose to 44 per cent of all viewing last year.  But how true is this after record viewership figure for the Late Late Toy Show and Mr Bates Versus The Post Office? Henry McKean joined Sean to discuss...

What is the role of the Irish Army Ranger Wing? 15.01.2024

A new purpose-built headquarters for the Army Ranger Wing is due to be built this year, as part of a series of infrastructure investments in the Defense Forces.  The new headquarters for the special operations division of the Defense Forces, is due to be located in the Curragh Camp in Kildare.  But what is the remit of the Army Ranger wing?  Cathal Berry, Independent TD for Kildare,...

Robin rescued in Kildare after getting caught in 'cruel' glue trap 15.01.2024

A charity based in Kildare town has recently released a robin red breast that came into its care, after getting itself attached to a glue trap. Dan Donoher, Manager of Kildare Wildlife Rescue joined Sean to discuss...

How do you define genocide? 15.01.2024

Last week, the eyes of the world were on the International Criminal Court, as Aouth Africa took a case against Israel over the situation in Gaza.  Some were claiming that what was happening in Palestine constituted genocide, however, this has been disputed by Israel. But what is the definition of genocide?  Professor Ray Murphy is from the Irish Centre for Human Rights at University of G...

'I was going through two a day' - Attempting to quit vaping 'tougher than it seems' 15.01.2024

Starting is easy, quitting's tough. JJ Clarke, Assistant Podcast Producer at the Irish Independent, insightfully explores this in his latest piece. He delves into the deceptive simplicity of taking up vaping and the Herculean challenge of letting it go. He joined Sean on the show this afternoon...

Gladiators is back! 12.01.2024

Saturday evening TV in the 1990s was in its prime, with classics like Blind Date, Noel’s House Party, You’ve been Framed and others.   But one gameshow stands out – Gladiators.   With its famous catchphrases like “Contenders, Ready?” and “Awooga”, it was hugely popular tv, and it’s making a comeback.  Tomorrow night, a brand new set of Gladiators will return to the BBC.&nb...

German Chancellor embraces 19th Century tech to outsmart Russian spies 12.01.2024

The German Chancellor’s office has announced that it will retain its 19th century pneumatic tube messaging system due to its fears of Russian interception of digital alternatives. Sean was joined by James Rothwell, Berlin Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph...

The Most Turbulent Flights in the World 12.01.2024

Turbulence is the worst part of flying for many people. Though it’s a phenomenon that happens surprisingly regularly, it can often be alarming – one that can strike fear into even the most seasoned flyers.  But what is turbulence, and what flight paths is it the worst on?  Gerry Byrne, aviation journalist joined Sean to discuss...

Do Irish women say 'sorry' too much? 12.01.2024

According to comedian Emma Doran, Irish women are apologise too much.  Emma depicts this in her latest video, which features various characters, one of which apologises for her kettle being too loud, while in another apologises for her death inconveniencing the mourners.  But is this the case for all Irish women?  Barbara Scully joined Sean to discuss...

The World's Ugliest Lawn Competition 11.01.2024

There is a comptetion currently ongoing for the World's Ugliest Lawn. Broadcaster and Gardener Diarmuid Gavin is one of the judges and he joined Sean to discuss...

How do people decide what to dress their loved ones in for their funeral 11.01.2024

Singer Imelda May has revealed that her father was dressed in a clown suit for his wake because he had specifically requested them to arrange this as he wanted to make people laugh. But how do people decide what to dress their loved ones in for their funeral? Sean was joined by Mary Cuniffe, Manager of Massey Bros Funeral Home in Templeogue...

Is the traditional phonebooth about to make a comeback? 11.01.2024

Cork city's old phone boxes are due to be replaced with digital kiosks. Eir is applying to Cork City Council to replace their old phone boxes with new kiosk-style digital payphones. Meanwhile in Dublin the new digital phone boxes are installed. Sean was joined by Henry McKean who is going down memory lane and looking at how old phone boxes are being renovated and turned into other things to help c...

The Search for Ireland’s Buried Treasure Ship 10.01.2024

It may seem like a notion of times past, but are there any treasure shipwrecks in Ireland? According to Edmond O’Byrne, Member of the Lifeboat in Kilmore Quay, there is one buried deep under the sand off the coast of Wexford, and he has been trying to access it for over 30 years...

Are your 20s the best decade of your life?   10.01.2024

Are your 20s the best decade of your life?   Is it the golden decade where you set yourself up for careers, life partnerships and the prospect of children?  Or is it simply that we look back to our youth with rose-tinted glasses?   Sean was joined by Leslie Shoemaker, counselling psychologist and lecturer in TU Dublin to discuss...

'The demand is there' - Calls for a 'permanent' Olympic ice rink in Ireland 10.01.2024

Ireland is just one of a very small handful of countries in Europe that doesn’t have an Olympic-sized ice rink. This has put athletes and parents up and down the country in the frustrating position of having to leave the country to access facilities. Brendan O’Brien, Sports writer with the Irish Examiner, has been investigating and he joined Sean to discuss...

Le Chéile: Mentoring group helping young people reach their potential 10.01.2024

Le Chéile Mentoring, the national volunteer mentoring and family support service, has launched a new recruitment campaign seeking Dubliners to become mentors of young people and parents.  The organisation provides a one-to-one mentoring service for young people and parents referred by the Probation Service, An Garda Síochána and the Oberstown Children Detention Campus.  Cormac Ryan is Me...

29 bodies to be exhumed at Mountjoy Prison 09.01.2024

An excavation is to take place at Mountjoy Prison to exhume the bodies of 29 bodies.   The 28 men and one woman were all executed for murder between 1923 and 1954.   But what were their stories? Why are they being exhumed now and what will happen to their remains?  Tim Carey, historian and author of “Hanged For Murder: Irish State Executions”, joined Sean on the show today...

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