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Pat brings you the sharpest analysis of news and current affairs on the radio and fresh perspectives on the issues that will define a generation. Breaking news is interwoven with reflective news features and reports from a variety of reporters based across the country. Experts are on hand to guide listeners on everything from consumer and employment rights and health issues to savvy holiday options. And Pat is joined by all the best personalities from the entertainment world. CONVERSATION THAT COUNTS | Ireland’s national independent talk station for news, sport, analysis and entertainment List...

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Jul 11, 2026

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Episodes

A look to a busy weekend of sport 28.06.2024

We’re into the round of 16 in the Euros and it’s the quarter finals of in the Senior Football Championship in GAA. Kathleen McNamee looks ahead to the weekend of sport.

Reaction to the first US Presidential debate of 2024 28.06.2024

The first US Presidential debate of 2024 between Biden & Trump. How did they both fare? To discuss the debate and its outcome was Terry Sheridan Managing Editor, WHSU.  

Friday Food with Gary O'Hanlon 28.06.2024

Gary O’ Hanlon Executive Chef at the K Club joined Anton this morning with a delicious recipe for Yuk Sung.

Its going to be a busy weekend here is what's on! 28.06.2024

 It's going to be a busy weekend in Dublin and across the country. To tell us what you can get to was Food, Travel and Content Creator Eadoain Fitzmaurice. Also as you well know Taylor Swift is in town so what’s the set list like and what’s the impact? Claire Becktalk us through Taylor Swift.

Water Supply Project get the green light 28.06.2024

A Water Supply Project, critical to securing Ireland’s economic growth and housing needs for the future, gets a green light. We hear from Angela Ryan, Asset Strategy Manager, Uisce Eireann.

50th anniversary of Dublin Pride 28.06.2024

Tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of Dublin Pride. To look back on the 50 years was Oisin O’ Reilly CEO, Outhouse LGBTQ+ Centre. 

Alistair Campbell has released two new books 28.06.2024

Alistair Campbell joined Anton to chat about his two new books ' Why Politics Matters and 'The Future Of Democracy Is  At Stake'

The latest on the Aer Lingus pilot strike 28.06.2024

Kevin Byrne, Retired Lieutenant Colonel and Airport Safety and Security expert joined Anton with the latest on the Aer Lingus strike.

Why Europe is falling behind in the technology revolution 27.06.2024

Professor Luke O’Neill on why Europe is falling behind in the technology revolution that is happening right now.

College course advice with the CAO change of mind form is due on the 1st July 27.06.2024

T he CAO change of mind form is due on the 1st July. To talk us through the options and what you need to think about for course options, Brian Mooney Guidance Counselor and Irish Times Education correspondent. 

The physical and emotional impact of Herpes 27.06.2024

The physical and emotional impact of Herpes. We discuss with Dr Aisling Loy Consultant in sexual health at St James's Hospital & Himerus Health Clinic. 

Are you ready to 'Shake It Off' to Taylor Swift? 27.06.2024

Superfans, glitter and celebrity sightings. We hear what can be expected this weekend with the arrival of international star Taylor Swift Emily Keegan, Newstalk Reporter.

‘Arrested for doing his job’ 27.06.2024

‘Arrested for doing his job’. We hear about the trial of US journalist Evan Gershkovich with Larry Donnelly, Columnist & law lecturer at the university of Galway.

Josh Crosbie reports on Dublin’s transport system and how its monitored 27.06.2024

It’s believed around 600,000 people are expected in Dublin over the weekend with a number of events taking place. This will obviously put extra pressure on the city’s transport services and taxis will be in even greater demand.  We sent our reporter, Josh Crosbie, to examine Dublin’s transport system, how it is monitored and to look at the operations of traffic lights

Will a €2,000 sign on bonus encourage new teachers? 27.06.2024

Teachers to get €2,000 sign on bonus for taking up a full-time position. Will it be enough? Anton discusses this with John Boyle INTO General Secretary. 

Gardening: Taking care of your roses 26.06.2024

Paul Smyth  Head gardener of RHSI Bellefield  in Shinrone, Co Offaly joined Anton this morning to give listeners gardening tips and advice. 

Pros and cons of having an off-peak wedding 26.06.2024

Have you ever considered getting married on a Tuesday in January? This week we take a look at the pros and cons of having an off-peak wedding with Sara Kennedy Founder of the Irish Wedding Blog.  

Just one day to go until America’s historic presidential debate kicks off. 26.06.2024

Just one day to go until America’s historic presidential debate kicks off. We discuss what can be expected from Trump and Biden with Terry Sheridan Managing Editor, WSHU Public Radio.

Inside Hollywood: The movies of the great Donal Sutherland 26.06.2024

On Inside Hollywood we take a look at the films of the late great Donald Sutherland with Dee Reddy Dee Reddy, Podcaster and Cultural commentator.

Half of all Babies will not get vital RSV immunization warn pharmacists 26.06.2024

Half of all Babies will not get vital RSV immunization warn pharmacists. We hear why with Half of all Babies will NOT get vital RSV immunization warn pharmacists.

A new direction for RTE, but will it fix the problems? 26.06.2024

A new direction for RTE, but will it fix the problems? To discuss further was Sinn Fein TD and Chair of the Public Accounts Committee Brian Stanley.

Aer Lingus pilots begin work to rule 26.06.2024

Hundreds of flights at risk as Aer Lingus pilots begin work to rule. We hear how travellers, travel agents and hotels will be effected. Anton spoke to Eoghan Corry  Editor of Air and Travel Magazine and also Noel Cunningham Ambassador for Harvey’s Point Donegal. 

How a mosquito release might help save endangered birds 26.06.2024

How mosquito release might help save endangered birds. Dr Ruth Freeman Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland joined Anton to discuss on the week's Green Scene. All with thanks to AIB Ireland.

Are EVs as green as we think they are? 26.06.2024

Are EVs as green as we think they are? And penalty point offences for dangerous tyres are not being enforced. We discuss with Conor Faughnan, Transport Consultant and President of the RIAC. 

The transformative role of Neurologic Music Therapy 26.06.2024

“When Words Fail, Music Speaks” so says Shane Cassidy a NEURO Music Therapist who is highlighting the transformative role of Neurologic Music Therapy in enhancing communication for individuals living with aphasia. Shane joined Anton in studio this morning to explain the role of Neurologic Music Therapy.

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