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Presented by Anton Savage, a seasoned broadcaster and communications expert, this show has everything you need – and want – to know first thing each morning, brought to you with insight, intelligence and wit.  CONVERSATION THAT COUNTS | Ireland’s national independent talk station for news, sport, analysis and entertainment Listen to Newstalk at  http://newstalk.com/listenlive  | Download the GoLoud app now, the new home for Newstalk

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Are restaurant menus ruining your dining experience? 03.11.2023

“Restaurant menus are ruining eating out, they’re supposed to seduce you, not humiliate you” that’s according to one food writer Kate NG from The Independent UK    For some reaction on this, we spoke to Gary O’Hanlon, Executive Chef at the Condor in France.

Latest from the sentencing hearing of Molly Martens 03.11.2023

The sentencing hearing of Molly Martens and her father continued yesterday.  Brian Carroll is a Journalist covering the trial. Brian told Newstalk Breakfast what new developments were revealed yesterday.  

A new national air quality forecast is available from today 03.11.2023

We hear about a new tool that lets you check the local air quality days in advance! Speaking to Ciara this morning was Patrick Kenny Senior Scientific Officer with the Environmental Protection Agency.

More than 300,000 workers owed around €700 from Revenue 02.11.2023

Taxpayers have been urged to seek refunds they are owed from Revenue after it emerged that thousands have overpaid tax.  To explain Ciara spoke to Denis Eustace, Broker and Personal finance advisor with Progressive Financial Services.

Swimming coach George Gibney file sent to DPP after Garda investigation into fresh allegations 02.11.2023

Gardaí are awaiting a decision from the Director of Public Prosecutions on whether or not the former swimming coach George Gibney is to face historical sexual abuse charges.  With more on this, Ciara was joined by Irish Times reporter Jack Power. 

What is empty nest syndrome?   02.11.2023

Loose Women Presenter, Colleen Nolan has opened up about how she feels ‘redundant’ since her children have flown the nest   So, what is empty nest syndrome?  To explain Ciara was joined on the show this morning by Leslie Shoemaker, Counselling Psychologist and Lecturer in TU Dublin.

A father whose wife and children have been kidnapped by Hamas 02.11.2023

Avichai Brodutch returned home on October 7th to find his wife and three young children had been kidnapped by Hamas. Avichai spoke to Ciara this morning. Also, Gaza’s only cancer treatment hospital was forced to shut down after running out of fuel yesterday, Faris Al-Jawaid, Médecins Sans Frontières Communications Manager for Palestine brought us the latest details.

What needs to be done to improve Dublin's night-time economy? 02.11.2023

Tonight and tomorrow night will see the return of ‘Dublin by Night Fest’, which celebrates the city center after dark.  Ian Redmond, of Hyde Grafton Street, Ohana Tiki Bar on Harcourt Street, Dublin, and former Owner of Tramline Nightclub explained what more needs to be done to retain this vibrancy in the city centre.

Just how disadvantaged is your local community? 02.11.2023

The gap between Ireland’s most disadvantaged areas and the national average has increased.  That’s according to the 2022 Pobal HP Deprivation Index launched today.  Anna Shakespeare CEO of Pobal brought Ciara the details of the findings.

Majority of young workers earning higher than sub minimum wage 02.11.2023

Very few young employees in Ireland are on a sub-minimum youth rate that’s according to new research out today from the ESRI   Speaking to Ciara this morning was Marie Sherlock, Labour Party Senator and Spokesperson on Employment.

Is religion creating a barrier to primary school teaching jobs? 01.11.2023

With almost 90% of Irish schools under Catholic Patronage teacher training courses have been advising students to take the CRS, a certificate in religious studies to boost their chances of getting employed.   Simon Lewis, Primary school principal and host of If I Were the Minister for Education Podcast & Alan Hynes, CEO of the Catholic Education Partnership.

Two million households will benefit from energy price cuts 01.11.2023

Two million households are set to benefit from electricity and gas price cuts from today.   For more on what savings households can expect David Kerr, Founder & CEO of Bonkers.ie .

The latest from North Carolina on the sentencing of Molly Martens Corbett & father 01.11.2023

Thomas Martens and his daughter Molly Martens Corbett have accepted responsibility for killing Limerick man Jason Corbett in his home in North Carolina in August 2015.     Southern Correspondent with the Irish Independent Ralph Reigel is in North Carolina for the hearing and Ralph spoke to Ciara this morning.

the IDF have claimed responsibility for an attack on a refugee camp in Gaza 01.11.2023

The Israel Defence Forces have claimed responsibility for the strike on the Jabaliya Refugee Camp in Gaza, claiming they were targeting a Hamas Commander. Speaking to Shane this morning was Bel Trew, International Correspondent for the Independent in Tel Aviv and Bushra Khalid, Oxfam Policy Leader in Jerusalem.

Why one author is encouraging women not to get married 01.11.2023

Marriage is not now and never has been designed with women’s happiness in mind.  So wrote Clementine Ford in her new book “I Don’t” which encourages women to steer clear of tying the knot.

Was Halloween night a horror show for the fire brigade?  01.11.2023

Was Halloween night a horror show for the fire brigade? Greg O’Dywer, Assistant Chief Fire Officer with Dublin Fire Brigade told Shane how Halloween night went for them.

The latest as storm Ciaran wreaks havoc 01.11.2023

Newry town centre is completely flooded and a bridge in north Co Louth has partially collapsed due to flooding, as two separate rain warnings have been issued by Met Éireann and the Met Office.  Mark Bowe, Meteorologist from Met Eireann told us what we could expect, and also joining Newstalk Breakfast was Patrick O’Donovan, Minister of State with Responsibility for the Office of Public Works.

'If the war on drugs was a business, I would have closed it down 59 years ago' - Sir Richard Branson 31.10.2023

'The war on drugs has failed’ - that is the view of Sir Richard Branson, entrepreneur and founder of the Virgin Group. Sir Richard Branson joined Ciara Kelly on Newstalk Breakfast to discuss...

New music from The Beatles 27.10.2023

More than 50 years after The Beatles broke up, the band announced the release of their "last song".    Broadcaster Dave Fanning, explained how this is a a huge moment for any Beatles fan.

1 in 3 young teens are vaping! 27.10.2023

More than a third of young people aged 13 to 16 have said they currently vape and never smoked before starting, that’s according to new research commissioned by Foróige Sligo.   Dr Garrett McGovern GP specialising in addiction medicine and Medical Director of Priority Medical Clinic, Dundrum joined Shane this morning with a reaction to this research.

All Things Considered: "Is cycling unsafe? 27.10.2023

All Things Considered: "Is cycling unsafe? Shane and Ciara discuss.

  EU leaders have agreed to call for "humanitarian corridors and pauses" 27.10.2023

EU leaders have agreed to call for "humanitarian corridors and pauses" to get urgently needed aid into Gaza, after meeting at a summit in Brussels last night  Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast was Hannah McCarthy, Freelance Journalist in the Middle East and also Senior Security lecturer at the University of Bath, former NATO analyst and army officer Patrick Bury.

Why shouting at your child is damaging 27.10.2023

  A new study reveals that anger and shouting at your kids as a form of discipline can be as damaging as smacking.  Jessica Bondy, Founder of “Words Matter” the world’s first charity focusing on childhood verbal abuse by adults gave her view on these findings.

Cliffs of Moher charges still generating furious visitor complaints! 27.10.2023

The Cliffs of Moher Experience received multiple complaints this year with one person saying they felt "scammed" by steep parking fees, With more on this Ciara spoke to Shane Talty, Fianna Fail Clare Cllr.

Female Garda members targeted by colleagues in ‘offensive’ WhatsApp messages! 27.10.2023

A Garda investigation is underway to identify members of the force who produced “malicious” and harassing WhatsApp messages about their female colleagues.   Mairead Maguire, a Reporter with the Journal brought us the details.

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