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Alan Shatter on why he’s running again 18.10.2024 12:48
Former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has decided to throw his hat back into the ring for the upcoming general election. However, this time he’s running as an Independent. Former Minister for Justice and Independent Candidate for Dublin-Rathdown Alan Shatter, joins Kieran to discuss.
You Are What You Eat: Lasagna 18.10.2024 15:33
Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joined Kieran to look at how you can make an amazing lasagna!
Sport with Ger Gilroy 18.10.2024 10:43
Off The Ball's Ger Gilroy joined Kieran Cuddihy on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…
Could the Kinahans be facing trial soon? 18.10.2024 6:33
A new extradition treaty agreement with the United Arab Emirates is expected to pave the way for the return to Ireland of senior members of the Kinahan crime gang to face trial for crimes here. For more on this, Kieran is joined by Paul Williams, Crime Journalist and author...
Noel Fitzpatrick ‘Supervet’ on his new book! 18.10.2024 9:00
Originally from Co. Laois, Noel Fitzpatrick has made a name for himself in the world of veterinary science in England. Known as the ‘Supervet’, Noel has made headlines and hosts his own show about his vet clinic in Surrey, England – and he’s now releasing a new book! Joining Kieran to discuss ‘Dogs and Their Humans’, is Noel. Image: Simon & Schuster
How much would a united Ireland cost? 18.10.2024 6:47
A new report by the ESRI on the Drivers of Income Inequality in the North and South has found some interesting economic details. One stat that came out from the report was that 80% of northern households receive more in benefits then they pay out in tax compared with around 60% here in the south. Joining Kieran to talk more about the implications of the report on a potential united Ire...
How to manage your child’s screen time 18.10.2024 11:08
New research from Cyber Safe Kids has revealed that a quarter of kids aged 8-14 struggle to spend time away from their phone. What impact does this have on a child, and how can we limit screen time? Joining Kieran to discuss is Head of Policy and Public Affairs at ISPCC, Fiona Jennings and Parenting Coach and Author, Allen O'Donoghue.
Was Kamala Harris’ Fox News interview a good idea? 17.10.2024 9:22
The Kuhner Report on WRKO AM680 Radio in Boston is hosted by Jeffrey T. Kuhner, "Liberalism's Worst Nightmare," he is a conservative nationalist, who champions God, country and family. He joins Kieran to discuss Kamala Harris’ heated interview with Fox News, and whether or not it was a good idea to go on the network. Image: Fox
New Public Accounts Committee chair revealed 17.10.2024 5:08
Information on who the new chair of the Public Accounts Committee has been revealed with Sinn Féin TD For Galway West and South Mayo, Mairéad Farrell, taking the role. Deputy Farrell joins Kieran to discuss.
The effect social media has on mental health 17.10.2024 18:45
You have probably heard the tragic news last night that 31-year-old former One Direction member Liam Payne fell from a third floor balcony in his hotel in Buenos Aires. There has been a lot of talk today about the amount of online trolling the musician received over the last few weeks... Joining Kieran to discuss the effect social media has on mental health is Shannen Reily McGrath, Influencer and...
Is it time to introduce assisted dying? 17.10.2024 10:51
Today the Dáil will be discussing the final report by the Commission on Assisted Dying which earlier in the year recommended to the government that there should be some legislation for individuals in special circumstances. The report suggested that assisted dying should be allowed in restricted circumstances, limiting it to those with 6 months to live, or 12 months in the case of a person with a n...
Is Gaelic Football about to dramatically change? 17.10.2024 14:28
Gaelic Football could be set to change dramatically as a list of rules changes are being considered by the Football Review Commission, and will be tested tomorrow at the Railway Cup. The commission, which is chaired by Former Dublin Manager Jim Gavin, has suggested a number of changes including the value of points awarded to scores and goals. Eoin Sheahan from Off the Ball joins Kieran to break do...
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre launch Signs of Hope campaign 17.10.2024 11:46
The Dublin Rape Crisis centre has launched their Signs of Hope campaign. The campaign uses direct messages from survivors who have benefited from support and advice in order to encourage survivors to seek support services. Blathnaid Raleigh, survivor of sexual violence joins Kieran to discuss. Image: DRCC
The Shopping Trolley Hotline: Hot Chocolate 16.10.2024
It’s time for the Shopping Trolley Hotline! Where we review the same product from various stores and brands. Newstalk’s Simon Tierney joined Kieran to compare different hot chocolate options!
Is a two state solution for Palestine and Israel possible? 16.10.2024 9:36
Earlier in the show, Journalist and Historian Kevin Myers discussed how he believes that the idea of a two state solution between Palestine and Israel could not happen following the year of conflict. To discuss further, Kieran is joined by Dr. Jilan Wahba Abdalmajid, Palestinian Ambassador to Ireland.
Tech Takeover: Online Name-Calling 16.10.2024 11:08
For this week’s Tech Takeover, Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly joined Kieran to discuss the launch of a new site from Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon, which distinguishes between online name-calling, and being called what you are. Image: https://www.sometimesyouare.ie/
Does hate crime legislation need to be changed? 16.10.2024 18:41
The continuous Hate Crime Bill is in the Seanad today as it reaches the final stages of deliberation and amendment before publication. Although the hate speech section of the bill has been removed, some aspects of it still remain. Joining Kieran to discuss if they have any concerns with this new version of the bill is Independent Senator Rónán Mullen and Fine Gael Senator Barry Ward.
How to avoid nutrition misinformation 16.10.2024 9:22
For those seeking professional advice to lose a bit of weight, or even just improve their general diet, the choice between a Dietician, Nutritionist or even Nutritional Therapist can be confusing. Joining Kieran to explain the differences is Shelly Grey, Dietician and Presenter on Today FM.
Google buying nuclear reactors to power AI 16.10.2024 11:19
You may have seen in the news that Google is buying nuclear reactors in an attempt to combat their greenhouse gases, and have more access to renewable energy to power their AI initiatives. Joining Kieran to discuss this is Irish Independent Tech Correspondent Adrian Weckler and Donna Gartland, the CEO at CODEMA - Dublin's Energy Agency.
School place shortages threaten commuter belts 16.10.2024 14:55
Post primary enrolments are at their highest point on record. Parents have been advised to apply to multiple secondary schools due to pressure on places. The oversubscribed schools are in the commuter belts of Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow, Galway and Cork. Newstalk Reporter Henry McKean spoke to concerned parents. Joining Kieran to discuss this is Marie Porter, parent of a 6th class student in Greysto...
Patricia Ryan on why she left Sinn Féin 15.10.2024 6:03
Sinn Féin TD for Kildare South, Patricia Ryan, announced on Friday that she has resigned from the party. She joins Kieran to discuss why…
Francis Brennan on the state of the hospitality industry 15.10.2024 15:29
Members of the hospitality sector have been marching on Dáil Éireann to voice their frustration on a lack of changes for their industry in the most recent Budget. Retired Hotelier Francis Brennan joins Kieran to give his thoughts on the current state of the hospitality industry.
The Bookshelf with Ian O’Doherty 15.10.2024 11:54
This week, Kieran was joined by Columnist with the Irish Independent Ian O’Doherty to place his favourite book on The Hard Shoulder Bookshelf!
Antisocial behaviour on Cork busses - Henry McKean Reports 15.10.2024 8:48
Bus Éireann drivers in Cork were asked not to stop at a shopping centre in Mahon Point due to buses being pelted with stones… Henry McKean visited Cork and met bus drivers and passengers and asked them if they feel safe, and if it is time for a dedicated transport police like in London.
Why the hospitality industry protested today 15.10.2024 12:25
Members of the hospitality industry today marched on the Dáil against what they saw as a lack of action to address issues facing the sector, such as no reduction for VAT. Two people who were at the protest, Claire Nash, Member of the Cork Business Association and Paul Treyvaud, Proprietor of Treyvaud's Restaurant in Killarney and TV Chef, join Kieran to discuss more.
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