Niall Boylan
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Ultrasound 'paramount' Before Abortion Says Expert With Niamh Uí Bhriain 03.04.2024 24:06
In this compelling interview, Niall engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Niamh Uí Bhriain, Editor at Gript Media, about a recent article she authored regarding a concerning abortion scandal in Ireland. The article sheds light on a shocking case uncovered by Gript, where a woman's life was endangered due to the failure to provide ultrasounds before prescribing abortion pills. Medical expe...
Fired Over Trans Pronouns With Kevin Lister 03.04.2024 44:12
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Kevin Lister, a former teacher whose career took an unexpected turn due to his stance on gender identity issues in the classroom. In this podcast episode, Kevin shares his experiences and insights into the challenges of navigating the educational landscape amidst the growing influence of gender ideology. Kevin provides a candid account of his teachin...
#201 Should Trans Competitors be allowed Enter Women Competitions? 02.04.2024 1:36:59
In this episode, Niall tackles the contentious issue of whether transgender competitors should be permitted to enter women's competitions. The discussion stems from a recent incident at the World Irish Dancing Championships where a biologically male dancer won a medal that would have otherwise gone to a female competitor. The situation has sparked significant debate, with many expressing concerns...
#200 Should There be A Rent Freeze On Property In Ireland? 01.04.2024 1:40:39
In this episode, Niall explores the debate surrounding the implementation of a rent freeze on property in Ireland. The conversation stems from recent developments in Scotland, where rent cap measures are set to expire, prompting discussions about their potential extension. In Ireland, legislation currently limits residential rent increases to 2 percent in designated rent pressure zones (RPZs). How...
#199 Homeless Or Dump The Dog? 28.03.2024 1:07:38
In this emotionally charged episode, Niall delves into the heart-wrenching dilemma faced by a listener: whether to abandon their beloved dog in exchange for council housing. The listener, who has been on the housing list for seven years, finally received an offer for a new home, but pets are not allowed in the area. With three young children and a cherished Staffie named Mazie, the decision weighs...
#198 Should We Extend Bar Opening Times? 28.03.2024 1:05:25
In this episode, Niall discusses the proposal to extend bar opening times in Ireland, prompted by an upcoming legislative overhaul of the country's licensing laws. The proposed Sale of Alcohol Bill 2023 aims to modernize existing regulations, allowing for later nightclub hours and permanent changes to outdoor seating rules. Some callers express strong support for extending bar opening times, citin...
#197 Would You Stop Using Your Car To Save The Planet? 27.03.2024 1:08:40
In this episode, Niall explores whether individuals would consider abandoning car usage to contribute to environmental conservation, prompted by an illuminating article discussing the Government's draft transport strategy. The strategy suggests introducing congestion charges and phasing out diesel rebates to promote more sustainable transportation practices. Some callers express support for the pr...
#196 Should Ireland Signup To The EU Migration Pact? 27.03.2024 1:02:16
In this episode, Niall explores the question of whether Ireland should opt into the EU Migration Pact. The proposed pact allows member states the option of paying a monetary contribution to the EU rather than accepting migrants. Justice Minister Helen McEntee seeks government approval for Ireland's participation, emphasizing the potential benefits of more effective processing of applications and e...
#195 Should Alcohol Be Served On Planes? Alcohol Planes 26.03.2024 57:34
In this episode, Niall delves into the contentious issue of whether alcohol should be served on airplanes, sparked by a listener's harrowing experience during a recent flight. The listener describes a distressing incident involving intoxicated passengers, highlighting concerns about safety and disruptive behavior on flights. Some callers strongly advocate for banning alcohol on flights altogether....
#194 Do You Support Inclusive Sex Education In Schools? 26.03.2024 1:03:41
In this episode, Niall explores the topic of inclusive sex education in schools, prompted by proposed changes to the primary school curriculum that aim to teach relationships and sex education at an earlier stage. Niall presents contrasting viewpoints on the matter from the draft curriculum and various advocacy groups. The proposed curriculum emphasizes teaching about human development, sexuality,...
#193 Do We Need Laws to Stop Offensive Speech? 25.03.2024 1:02:58
In this episode, Niall delves into the contentious debate over whether laws should be enacted to prevent people from posting and saying offensive things. The discussion stems from a call by a senior Fine Gael TD to abandon hate speech legislation and move the party away from "left-wing" policies. Niall opens the lines to callers, revealing contrasting views on the matter. Some argue in favor of im...
#192 Would You Object To A Refugee Centre In Your Area? 25.03.2024 1:16:21
In this episode, Niall explores the topic of whether individuals would oppose the establishment of a refugee center in their local area, sparked by recent protests in Coolock. Over 1,000 people gathered to express concerns about a disused warehouse potentially housing up to 500 asylum seekers. Niall opens the lines to callers, revealing a spectrum of viewpoints. Some express empathy and support fo...
#191 Leo Varadkars Resignation: How Do You Feel About It? Part 2 21.03.2024 1:10:30
In this episode, Niall explores the reactions following Leo Varadkar's unexpected resignation as Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael, citing personal and political reasons. Varadkar's tenure has been marked by a mix of achievements and challenges, as outlined in his farewell address outside Government Buildings in Dublin. He highlighted milestones such as steering Ireland through economic crises, ma...
#190 Leo Varadkars Resignation: How Do You Feel About It? Part 1 21.03.2024 1:03:43
In this episode, Niall explores the reactions following Leo Varadkar's unexpected resignation as Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael, citing personal and political reasons. Varadkar's tenure has been marked by a mix of achievements and challenges, as outlined in his farewell address outside Government Buildings in Dublin. He highlighted milestones such as steering Ireland through economic crises, ma...
#188 Challenging Censorship: Is Free Speech Absolute? 20.03.2024 1:10:30
In this episode, Niall tackles the contentious question: Is Free Speech An Absolute? Recent developments in Ireland and Scotland regarding hate speech legislation have ignited fervent debate over the boundaries of free expression. Elon Musk's stance on free speech contrasts sharply with proposed hate speech laws, sparking discussions about the government's role in regulating speech. Some callers a...
#189 Is It Irresponsible to Have Children You Cannot Afford? 20.03.2024 1:04:12
In this episode, Niall tackles the contentious question: Is It Irresponsible to Have Children You Cannot Afford? As Ireland, like many nations, grapples with declining birth rates, the affordability of raising children emerges as a critical issue. With the average cost of raising a child soaring, many prospective parents face tough choices about family planning. Drawing from a diverse array of per...
#187 Growing Up Grieving: Should Children Attend Funerals? 19.03.2024 1:05:10
In this emotionally charged episode, Niall delves into the heart-wrenching question: Should Children Attend Funerals? The topic stems from a poignant email shared by a listener, shedding light on the profound dilemma faced by a grieving family. The email recounts the listener's struggle after her husband's mother unexpectedly passed away, leaving them grappling with the decision of whether to brin...
#186 Young Voices, Big Choices: Lowering the Voting Age 19.03.2024 1:05:42
In this episode, Niall dives into the contentious debate: Should We Lower The Age Of Voting? A Fine Gael Senator recently stirred the pot, suggesting that 16-year-olds should have the right to vote, arguing that politically-minded youth feel ignored by the establishment. But is 16 too young? Are they mature enough to influence their own future through voting? The discussion heats up as callers sha...
#184 Climate Classroom: Education or Indoctrination? 18.03.2024 1:11:20
In this episode, Niall delves into the contentious debate surrounding the role of education in shaping students' views on climate change. The discussion centers on a draft Leaving Cert specification on "climate action," which proposes teaching students how to "effectively organize" around climate issues and study the "tactics" of "activists," including "direct action" and "civil disobedience." The...
#185 Tent City Tension: Do You Have Sympathy? 18.03.2024 1:28:21
In this episode, Niall delves into a controversial topic surrounding the treatment of asylum seekers in Dublin. The recent clearing of a makeshift migrant camp near Mount Street ahead of St. Patrick’s Day has sparked outrage and debate. The government's decision to relocate around 200 asylum seekers to another camp near the Dublin mountains has been criticized as a cynical ploy. Activists argue th...
#183 Bringing The Monster-In-Law On Holidays 14.03.2024 1:00:57
In this episode, Niall tackles the question: Would You Bring Your Mother-in-law on holidays? It all started with an email from a listener who can't stand his mother-in-law, especially due to her knack for ruining family events with her excessive drinking, including their own wedding. Despite the listener's objections, his wife insists on inviting her mom along on their family holiday. Some callers...
#182 Would You Steal To Provide For Your Family? 13.03.2024 1:09:48
In this episode, Niall tackles a difficult question: Would you steal to provide for your family? The discussion stems from an email sent in by a listener working in a low-paying job at a warehouse, where he's tempted to participate in package theft to make ends meet. With no guests, Niall opens the lines to callers to weigh in on this moral dilemma. Some callers empathize with the listener's pligh...
#181 Parenthood or Partnership: When Love Isn't Enough 12.03.2024 1:05:44
In this episode, Niall explores a story he encountered online, sparking a profound discussion on the complexities of marriage and the desire for children. The story revolves around a couple's journey through infertility, culminating in a heartfelt dilemma: should one partner leave the marriage due to the inability to conceive? The story, shared online, narrates the couple's dream of starting a fam...
#180 Do You Agree With The New E.U Digital Identity Wallet? 11.03.2024 1:07:43
In this episode, Niall explores the recent approval of the European Union's legislation to provide digital ID wallets to its residents, sparking a debate on the merits and concerns surrounding this initiative. Niall highlights key aspects of the EU Digital Identity Framework, emphasizing its aim to offer residents free digital ID wallets, providing full control over personal data and ensuring priv...
#178 Should We Be Teaching Sex Education In Primary Schools? 07.03.2024 1:02:06
In this episode, Niall explores a contentious issue: whether sex education should be integrated into the primary school curriculum. The discussion stems from proposed changes to the primary-level curriculum, including introducing lessons on sex, consent, and relationships at an earlier age. Drawing from a script provided by Newstalk, Niall highlights the rationale behind the proposed overhaul, emp...
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