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Plans to introduce a bike to college scheme 03.03.2025 4:03
Recently the minister for transport Darragh O'Brien revealed plans to introduce a bike to college scheme. Similar to the bike to work scheme it will aim to get more third level students on the saddle. But will college students embrace the scheme and is it the best way to promote sustainable travel? To discuss further Ciara spoke to Martina Callanan representing the Irish cycling...
Skype will be no more from May 03.03.2025 3:52
Microsoft has announced that Skype will be no more from May of this year. Why is it being scrapped and what will take its place? Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly brings us all the details.
Europe must turn Ukraine into a “steel porcupine” 03.03.2025 5:58
Europe must turn Ukraine into a “steel porcupine”. Those were the words of Ursula von der Leyden at a summit between European leaders on the war yesterday. To tell us what this means and whether Ukraine is closer to peace we spoke to Duncan Bullivant, CEO of Henderson Risk Group, Former British Army Officer and Former UK Diploma t.
We debate government plans to end the triple lock 03.03.2025 9:05
Tánaiste Simon Harris will bring draft legislation to Cabinet tomorrow to modify the triple lock on Irish troop deployment and remove the need for UN Security Council approval for peacekeeping missions abroad. To debate this Shane was joined on the show by Neale Richmond Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Lynn Boylan Sinn Féin MEP.
Ireland’s first cohousing initiative launched 03.03.2025 5:59
Ireland’s first cohousing initiative to provide transformative housing options for people aged 55 and over has been launched today. Cohousing Communities Ireland is actively considering a number of potential sites in Dublin, including one in Dublin 6, and is ready to engage with key stakeholders. Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Ana Dolan the Co- Founder of Cohousing Ireland ....
World leaders meet in London 03.03.2025 5:12
Yesterday world leaders met in London for a summit on peace in Ukraine, which UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said was necessary to ensure the security of every nation attending. Speaking to Shane this morning was Patrick Bury, Defence Expert at the University of Bath, former NATO analyst .
Who won at the Oscars? 03.03.2025 5:16
Independent film Anora sweeps the Oscars, winning five awards including best picture and best actress for lead star Mikey Madison. We heard about the winners and losers from the Oscars with Debra Birnbaum, Editor-in-Chief of Gold Derby and former Head of Awards for Amazon-MGM .
The lack of special education need school places 03.03.2025 6:18
On Friday morning, we spoke to Charlotte Cahill, one mother among a group of parents of children without suitable Special Education Needs school placements, who staged a 24-hour sleep out at the Department of Education over the weekend. So why is it that so many parents find themselves in this situation? Speaking to Shane this morning was Carl O'Brien Education Editor of the Irish Ti...
A historic meeting between President Zelensky and President Donald Trump 28.02.2025 5:09
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will meet US President Donald Trump in Washington today to sign an agreement on sharing his country's mineral resources. Zelensky has described the bilateral deal as preliminary, and said he wants further agreements which include US security guarantees to deter renewed Russian aggression. We get reaction to this historical meeting taking place late...
Is the e-bike a plausible car replacement 28.02.2025 3:55
A University of Limerick research project examining e-bike usage has shown how they could change transport behaviours, improve health, reduce environmental impact and be “a plausible car replacement.” We discuss further with Professor James Green, lead investigator at I-Cycle at UL’s School of Allied Health and Health Research Institute .
All Things Considered: Ireland gets US Invite! 28.02.2025 4:50
An official invite has been extended to An Taoiseach to visit the White House for St Patricks Day. Ciara and Shane discussed this further this morning.
Taoiseach formally invited to the White House 28.02.2025 11:23
The Taoiseach has been formally invited to the White House for the annual St Patrick's Day bilateral meeting. US President Donald Trump has written to Micheál Martin, inviting him for a meeting in the Oval Office on March 12th. We get reaction to the invite with Ray Bassett, Former Senior Irish Diplomat .
Is Ireland too Dublin-centric? 28.02.2025 5:41
People often fall into the trap that news that happens outside Dublin is no news at all. That’s according to Irish Examiner Columnist and Cork native Michael Moynihan who spoke to Shane this morning.
What’s behind the surge in ADHD prescriptions in Ireland? 28.02.2025 6:24
ADHD prescriptions have seen an 87 per cent surge in the last five years as a ‘tsunami’ of demand is overwhelming services, according to the HSE. Speaking Ciara this morning was Dr Patricia Byrne, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist .
Parents sleeping outside Dáil for school places for their children 28.02.2025 4:33
A group of parents of children without suitable SEN school placements will stage a 24-hour sleep out at the Department of Education today Speaking to Shane this morning was Charlotte Cahill is the one of the main organisers of the sleepout .
Ukraine President Zelensky to meet President Trump 28.02.2025 5:39
Ukraine President Zelensky is in the US to meet President Trump and sign a minerals deal. How significant is this meeting and will it be the end of the war? How significant is this meeting and will it be the end of the war? Speaking to Ciara to discuss this meeting was Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at DCU and author of forthcoming book "Unfinished Empire: Russian Imp...
Legendary Hollywood star Gene Hackman has died 27.02.2025 3:52
Legendary Hollywood star Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa have been found dead in their Santa Fe home. We get the latest on this breaking news with Film Critic Brian Lloyd.
The legendary Irish football team are back together! 27.02.2025 5:12
Italia 90 heroes are set for a stage show honouring 35 years after the iconic World Cup. Italia 90: An Evening With The Greatest Football Team will take place in the RDS on Friday, March 14 and the Cork Opera House on Sunday, March 16. Shane spoke to Ireland football legend Ray Houghton who was on the iconic football team.
Trump signals tariffs are on the way for goods from the EU 27.02.2025 8:25
President Donald Trump has said that the US will impose a 25% tariff on goods from the EU ‘very soon’. Shane discusses this further with David Smith, Washington Bureau Chief of The Guardian and also John Fitzgerald, Economist at Trinity College .
ATC: List of convicted sex offenders to be published publicly 27.02.2025 4:12
List of convicted sex offenders to be published publicly like tax offenders list. Shane and Ciara discussed this on the show this morning.
Latest on the Dáil speaking rights 27.02.2025 6:21
The Government's move to allocate Dáil speaking time to the Regional Independent TDs who support it. Along with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael backbenchers, has been voted through by the Dáil Reform Committee on a margin of 10 votes to 8. We speak to Sinn Féin Chief Whip and Spokesperson on Fisheries and the Marine, Pádraig Mac Lochlainn.
Four more Israeli hostages released by Hamas overnight 27.02.2025 4:51
Hamas has handed the bodies of the last four Israeli hostages that were included in the first phase of the ceasefire deal to the Red Cross. The remains of the four men were exchanged for the release of more than 600 Palestinian prisoners. We get the latest on this with Alistair Bunkall, Sky News Middle East Correspondent .
Will women ever be treated equally in sport? 27.02.2025 6:06
The Australian women’s international football team Matilda's have joined in the heavy criticism of a commercial radio host’s comments, comparing the behaviour of the team to highschoolers and asking them if there were any men’s sports to talk about. It raises the question will women ever be treated equally in sport? We discuss this with Méabh De Búrca, Former Ireland football player and sport...
Is Donald Trump bullying world leaders into submission? 27.02.2025 6:13
Are politicians too quick to appease Trump and are we in a new era of diplomacy. All to discuss with Ted Smyth, former diplomat and chair of the Clinton Institute for American Studies UCD.
Gardaí carry out search of Drogheda house over Kyran Durnin’s murder 27.02.2025 3:27
A Garda search at a property and its adjoining garden in Drogheda relating to the disappearance and murder of Kyran Durnin will enter its second day today. We get the latest on this with Security and Crime Editor with the Irish Times, Conor Lally.
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