The Niall Boylan Podcast (They Told Me To Shut Up)

Malachy Steenson joines us to give an update on protest on Monday. Malachy who spearheaded and coordinated the anti-immigration demonstration on the recent bank holiday Monday has joined Niall to discuss his perception that the Gardaí obstructed the protest, which drew a crowd of over 4000 participants. He articulates his intention to file a complaint with the Garda Commissioner regarding the alte...

In this episode, Niall addresses the age-old question: Do you attend protests, and is there any point? The inspiration for this discussion comes from a listener's email expressing skepticism about the effectiveness of protests, particularly considering the risks and potential trouble they may entail. Opening with the listener's email, Niall delves into the contrasting opinions on protests. The ema...

In this episode, Niall explores the question of whether the West has become too feminine. The topic originates from a listener's email expressing concern about changes in the Irish army allowing makeup, lipstick, false tan, and various hairstyles for both women and men. The listener, an ex-army man, feels this dilutes the discipline of the organization. The email delves into broader societal chang...

In this episode, Niall questions whether a woman did wrong by reporting an old man to the police for sitting at a park and looking at children. The story unfolds as the listener shares his perspective on his wife's actions and seeks insights from the audience. Opening with a compelling email, the listener describes his wife's reaction to encountering a man at the local park. As the wife perceived...

In this episode, Niall dives into a timely debate: Should the private sector be obligated to match the pay increases given to public servants? The proposed pay deal for TDs (Teachta Dála) in Ireland, with an annual rise to around €120,000, sets the stage for a broader discussion on the implications for the private sector. Breaking down the proposed pay deal for public servants, Niall shares detail...

In this episode, Niall addresses a hot topic: Do we need a state broadcaster? Recent revelations surrounding RTE, including high presenter salaries and controversial expenditures, have sparked a national conversation on the relevance of a state-funded broadcaster. Exploring the RTE controversy, Niall unveils details about top presenter earnings, spending practices, and ongoing investigations. With...

In this illuminating interview, Niall engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Liz Collins, the accomplished investigative journalist, author, and producer behind the controversial documentary "The Fall of Minneapolis." As the wife of Bob Kroll, the former president of the Minneapolis Police Officers Federation, Collins found herself uniquely positioned at the epicenter of the transformati...

Join Niall in a riveting interview with Ben Scallan, Senior Political Correspondent for Gript Media, as they delve into the exclusive discussion with Elon Musk. The renowned entrepreneur and founder of SpaceX and Tesla shares his candid thoughts on critical issues such as hate speech, upcoming referendums, and the controversial Digital Services Act. The conversation begins with Musk emphasizing th...

In this Episode Niall explores a dilemma brought forth by a listener grappling with a major life decision. The episode's central question revolves around the assertion, "I'd Rather Die Than Live In A Council Estate," unraveling a complex narrative of family, values, and societal expectations. Always fostering open conversations, Niall dives into the heart of the matter—an email from a listener tor...

In this episode, Niall opens the debate surrounding the reduction of weekly welfare rates for Ukrainian refugees from €220 to €38.80. The changes will take place in February. With passionate callers, this topic ignites a crucial discussion on the fairness and broader implications of such a decision. Always aiming to provide a platform for diverse perspectives, Niall opens up the lines to callers,...

Lewis Raymond Taylor (Convicted Criminal to 8 Figure Coach CEO & Founder of The Coaching Masters) Description: In this riveting interview, Niall delves into the remarkable story of Lewis Raymond Taylor, a man who transitioned from a troubled past, marked by criminal activities and incarceration, to becoming a successful entrepreneur with an 8-figure coaching empire. Lewis Raymond Taylor's jour...

Join Niall in a compelling interview with Michael Walsh, a distinguished author and political commentator, as they delve into the intricacies of the upcoming US election. The discussion centers around the current slate of candidates, exploring recent developments such as Ron DeSantis dropping out of the race and throwing his support behind Trump. Michael Walsh provides insightful commentary on Tru...

In this episode, Niall addresses a listener's predicament surrounding the debate: "Is a Kids-Free Holiday Selfish?" The dilemma unfolds as a mother expresses her shock when her husband excitedly presents a price breakdown for a vacation catering only to two, leaving their three kids in the care of family members. The financial strain, coupled with the challenges of accommodating a family of five,...

In this emotionally charged interview, Niall engages in a poignant conversation with Jackie Fox, the courageous mother of Nicole Fox, affectionately known as Coco. Nicole's life tragically came to an end at the age of 21 after enduring three years of relentless abuse and bullying. Jackie's grief transformed into activism, leading to the creation of Coco’s Law—a groundbreaking legislation enacted i...

In this episode, Niall looks into the ongoing debate surrounding relationship rights with the impending Thirty-Ninth Amendment of the Constitution (The Family) Bill 2023. The proposed amendment aims to broaden the definition of family, extending rights beyond marital status to include "other durable relationships." The backdrop of this discussion is a pivotal Supreme Court case where Johnny O’Mear...

In this episode, Niall navigates a contemporary concern: "Children attending protests, yes or no?" Against the backdrop of recent immigration-related protests in Ireland, the discussion centers around the appropriateness of bringing children to such events. The protests, marked by their intensity, have sparked a wider debate on the safety and mental well-being of the young participants. Niall init...

In this episode, Niall has a conversation about a complex and contentious issue: "Is the Irish Flag Being Disrespected?" Beginning with a historical overview, Niall explores the evolution of the tricolour and its significance in Irish nationalism, highlighting the colors' representation of Roman Catholics, Protestants, and peace. The conversation moves forward to discuss instances where the Irish...

In this emotionally charged episode, Niall delves into a listener's heart-wrenching dilemma: "Did He Cross The Line? He Hit Our Son's Bully?" The listener shares the distressing journey of discovering their 14-year-old son, who has special needs, was a victim of relentless bullying at school. The narrative unfolds over six months, detailing the parents' efforts to involve the school and the bully'...

In this riveting interview, Niall engages in a candid discussion with Peadar Tóibín, Leader of Aontú, dissecting the misinformation and disinformation prevalent in Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's recent letter to the Sunday Independent regarding Ireland's immigration policies. Peadar delves into the specifics of Leo Varadkar's claims, critically examining each point for accuracy. The central theme revolv...

In this engaging episode, Niall delves into the complex dynamics of citizen-government interactions, asking a critical question: "Who's fault is it that Ireland is failing its people?" The conversation unfolds against the backdrop of Barry Whyte's incisive critique of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's recent letter to the Sunday Independent, challenging the government's stance on the asylum seeker process....

In this insightful interview, Niall engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Senator Sharon Keogan, the 1st Female IND Councillor elected to Seanad Eireann. The focus of their discussion revolves around pressing political issues, primarily immigration and the upcoming referendum scheduled for March 8th, 2024, coinciding with International Women's Day. Senator Sharon Keogan voices her conce...

In this thought-provoking episode, Niall confronts a poignant question sparked by recent statements from Taoiseach Leo Varadkar: "Are You Proud Of Ireland?" The conversation centers around the nation's approach to asylum seekers, particularly those fleeing the war in Ukraine, and explores the sentiments of the Irish population regarding this humanitarian effort. Varadkar, in a press briefing, expr...

In this extended episode, Niall engages in a comprehensive and candid conversation with Ben Scallan, Senior Political Correspondent for Griptmedia, to unravel the intricacies of Irish politics and address recent controversies surrounding Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's statements. The episode kicks off by delving into Varadkar's remarks during a press briefing regarding a "sustainable" number of asylum s...

In this episode, Niall explores the question: Should ID be compulsory to use social media? The discussion arises from the ongoing debate surrounding the proposed Online Safety and Media Regulation Bill. Advocates argue for ID verification as a means to enhance accountability and curb online abuse. The episode opens with insights from the Children’s Rights Alliance, CyberSafeKids, and the ISPCC, ur...

In this episode, Niall explores the complex question of whether residents should have a say in who moves into their community. The discussion is sparked by a recent incident in Ballinrobe, where locals protested against the planned accommodation of 50 male refugees in their town. The episode begins by presenting the details of the situation, where a local election candidate, Michael Burke, calls o...