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Newstalk Breakfast from 7-9am every weekday morning is a fast paced daily news and current affairs talk show which brings you all the news, sport, business and entertainment you need for your day. Presented by Paul Williams and Shane Coleman with Vincent Wall on Business and Alan Quinlan on sport it is opinion led, full of personality and driven by listener interaction.

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Latest episode

Jul 4, 2024

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No white smoke between Aer Lingus and IALPA as work-to-rule begins today 26.06.2024

Aer Lingus has expressed disappointment after the Labour Court said that it will not be intervening in the ongoing pay dispute with pilots at this time. Captain Mark Tighe, President of the Irish Airline Pilots Association spoke to Ciara this morning on the show.

Is the pub the only remaining social hub for Dubliners at night? 26.06.2024

The pub is the one remaining site for Dublin’s late night cultural fun. That’s according to the Irish Independent’s Technology Editor Adrian Weckler and Adrian spoke to Newstalk Breakfast to explain why he says so.

Government’s nominee for the European Commission Michael McGrath 26.06.2024

Soon to be former Finance Minister Michael McGrath now the Government’s nominee for the European Commission joined Shane this morning on the show.

Are dads afforded equal chances to take initiative in parenting? 26.06.2024

‘Mum instincts are honed by repeatedly having to figure things out. We can’t criticise dads for not having the same parenting initiative if we don’t give them the chance to develop it by themselves.’ So wrote Chrissie Russell, Freelance Writer with The Irish Independent who spoke to Newstalk Breakfast.

How can we create a safer digital space for children? 26.06.2024

Leading experts in Ireland and UK working in online safety come together to explore how to create a safer digital space for children and young people in an initiative held by the Children’s Rights Alliance.  Exposure to harmful content suggesting hate, self-harm and suicide, cyberbullying, and privacy violations are just some of the issues under the spotlight. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was No...

Reaction to the RTE 5-year funding strategy 26.06.2024

We get reaction to RTE's 5 year funding strategy with Trevor Keegan, Chair of the RTÉ National Union of Journalists subbranch and also Michael Kelly, Independent Broadcasters of Ireland Chief Executive.

Research shows continued increase in cocaine use particularly among females 25.06.2024

The Health Research Board has reported the highest figures in drug treatment to date with a continued increase in cocaine use evident, particularly among females. Speaking to Shane about the research findings was Dr Anne Marie Carew, Research Officer at HRB to discuss the findings.  

A motorway between Cork and Limerick – but is it a good idea? 25.06.2024

The Cork to Limerick N20 road is set to be upgraded to a full tolled motorway at an estimated cost of €2 billion. We ask is it a good idea? To debate Shane was joined on the show by Brian Hyde, Chairman of The Cork-Limerick Alliance Group and Gillian Coughlan Fianna Fail Councillor for the Bandon Kinsale Municipal District.

Aer Lingus and IALPA accept Labour Court invite to attend separate meetings 25.06.2024

Aer Lingus and the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association (IALPA) have been invited by the Labour Court to attend separate meetings today and both sides have accepted. Speaking to Ciara this morning was Michael Doherty, Professor in Employment Law at Maynooth University. 

The rise of side hustles! 25.06.2024

Are hustlers born or made?  Sarah Madden reports on the side hustling habits of millennials and gen Z. 

Calls for the latte levy to be rolled out immediately 25.06.2024

Killarney Coffee Cup Project participants are calling on the Government to act on Latte Levy. Killian Treacy, owner of LUNA coffee + wine explained why to Newstalk Breakfast.

Michael McGrath destined for a job in Europe 25.06.2024

The cabinet will today likely approve a move that will see Michael McGrath appointed as Ireland’s next European Commissioner. As part of the current programme for government, the nominee will come from the Fianna Fáil party. We got the latest on this with Daniel McConnell Editor of The Business Post.

How to avoid exorbitant data costs abroad 24.06.2024

Holidaymakers can download one simple app to avoid exorbitant data costs abroad. Newstalk's Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly brings us the details. All with thanks to Bird & Bird.

"Fan culture has become unhinged in all the wrong ways" 24.06.2024

Fan culture has become unhinged in all the wrong ways: obsessive, expensive, insanely well-groomed, sterile and self-monitoring.  So says journalist and author Suzanne Harrington who spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

A tribunal into Defence Forces allegations highlighted by the Women of Honour will begin today 24.06.2024

There has been mass outrage following the suspended sentence handed to soldier Cathal Crotty who beat 24-year-old Natasha O'Brien unconscious on a Limerick Street. Diane Byrne, Member of the Women of Honour gave her reaction to the protests over the weekend.

We hear from the Irish Airline pilots association 24.06.2024

The Irish Airline Pilots’ Association has warned that all-out strike action by Aer Lingus pilots is a “possibility”.  Speaking to Shane this morning was President of the Irish Airline Pilots Association, Captain Mark Tighe.

"Restricted dog breeds should be banned in Ireland"   24.06.2024

Restricted dog breeds should be banned in Ireland. That's the call from Professor Jack Kelly, President of the Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons who spoke to Ciara this morning.

Survey shows Deposit Return Scheme is contributing to lower litter levels nationwide 24.06.2024

The latest survey from the Irish Business Against Litter shows that the Deposit Return Scheme is contributing to lower litter levels nationwide.  Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Conor Horgan, Spokesperson for IBAL.

Widespread condemnation of footage from the Israeli army 24.06.2024

There has been widespread condemnation of footage which shows The Israeli army strapping a wounded Palestinian man to the hood of a military jeep during an arrest raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin on Saturday. Shane spoke to  Sky’s Middle East News Correspondent Alistair Bunkall. 

A shortage of homes is pushing prices up 24.06.2024

A shortage of homes is pushing prices up that's according to a new report from Daft.ie.  Speaking to Ciara on the show this morning was Ronan Lyons, author of the report and economist at Trinity College Dublin.

What makes a festival experience great? 21.06.2024

Festival season is well and truly underway with Sea Sessions and Beyond the pale both taking place this weekend. But what actually makes a festival experience great? Today FM’s Ed Smith tell us.

We remember the life and career of Donald Sutherland 21.06.2024

Donald Sutherland, star of films including The Hunger Games and Don't Look Now, has died at 88 after a long illness.  Hollywood journalist Jeanne Wolf joined Ciara this morning to reflect on the life of the legendary actor.

Soldier avoids jail term after beating woman unconscious 21.06.2024

“Two to put her down. Two to put her out.” Irish soldier Cathal Crotty bragged on social media after brutally beating Natasha O’Brien unconscious. Yesterday he walked free after receiving a 3 year suspended sentence. We get reaction to this sentence from Anne Clarke, CEO of Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services.

Aer Lingus to cancel one in five flights from next Wednesday 21.06.2024

Aer Lingus will cancel up to one in five flights from next Wednesday as members of the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association =plan a strict work to rule in their pursuit of a near 24 per cent pay increase.  Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Donal Moriarty is Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for Aer Lingus.

Findings from the latest Growing Up In Ireland Study  21.06.2024

Young teenagers are less likely to smoke or drink than a decade ago but they are twice as likely to be at risk of depressive symptoms. That’s according to the latest Growing Up In Ireland Study. We get reaction to these findings from Sheila O’Malley, Parenting Expert and Keynote Speaker in all aspects of wellbeing for the corporate sector.

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