The Pat Kenny Show

Gareth Mullins Executive Chef of The Anantara Marker Hotel, will be giving us a recipe for a creamy Tuscan chicken dish – a nice winter warmer! Friday Food is with thanks to Cully & Sully.

A new Sky crime series sets out to ask questions about the six women who went missing in “Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle”. Speaking about this was Stephen Breen Crime Editor with The Irish Sun.

Today Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam takes a look at the 'Business Of making a phone call. The Business Of is all with thanks to Croke Park Meetings and Events.

No ceasefire but temporary pauses? Professor Paul Rogers Author & Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies, Bradford  University joined us to give us an update on the situation in Gaza.

Ticket sales flying for the FAI Cup final this Sunday. Shane Hannon previews the weekend of sport.

We talk to Ireland’s leading experts about the impacts of children viewing pornography and how to manage it. Speaking to Pat this morning was Richard Hogan Author and Psychotherapist and also Dr Siobhan O'Higgins Sexologist and Research Fellow, University of Galway. 

Suella Braverman UK home secretary has likened pro-Palestinian protests in London to sectarian marches in Northern Ireland. We get reaction with Enda Brady TRT World Presenter.

After weeks of harrowing evidence at the Central Criminal Court, Jozef Puska was found guilty yesterday of the murder of Ashling Murphy.  The 33-year-old Slovakian is now facing a mandatory life sentence. Frank Greaney Newstalk’s courts correspondent was there yesterday, as he was throughout the entire trial and Frank joined Pat on the show.

In-Boxed this week John Fardy takes a look at “Get Gotti”, the Netflix docuseries exploring the life and downfall of infamous mob boss, John Gotti

Should sports be role models? Shane Hannon joined Pat in the studio to have that discussion.

We get a reaction to Newstalk’s report yesterday on the lack of GP Services with Dr Mel Bates, Medical Director of North Doc, Dr Diarmuid Quinlan, Medical Director, of Irish Council General Practitioners and also Dr Suzanne Crowe, President, of The Irish Medical Council.

How does the Garda pension system work? To tell us more we spoke to Paul Kenny Former Pension Ombudsman working with the Retirement Planning Council of Ireland.

RTÉ still withholding note on secretive Tubridy deal, and cutbacks are coming. We get the latest from Fionnan Sheehan Ireland Editor, Irish Independent.

Former diplomat and Oxford University lecturer Dr. Jennifer Cassidy joins us to discuss the latest from Israel and the role international diplomats have in the conflict.

Support for businesses affected by flooding in the North of Ireland has been announced, but many say it is nowhere near enough. To talk about this further Pat was joined in by Eamonn Connolly Managing Director, Newry Business Improvement District (BID) and also Katy Howard Professor of Political Sociology, Queens University Belfast.

Six assistant commissioners and 10 to 15 chief supers could decide to exit the organisation due to the taxing of pension funds. For more on this Pat spoke to Paul Williams  Special Correspondent for the Irish Independent.

This week on Inside Hollywood, we’re going back to the 80s again with two classic movies.

Paraic Horkan brings us more gardening tips and advice for the autumn weeks ahead.

We get the latest news from the world of motoring, including the new calls for static speed cameras with Geraldine Herbert Motoring Editor, The Sunday Independent.  

There are various types of bullying that can occur in the workplace, some more subtle than others. What are the best ways to spot them and address them?  To discuss Pat was joined on the show by Julie Galbraith - Partner in employment law at global law firm Eversheds Sutherland and also Terry Prone - Chairman of the Communications Clinic and Author.

Darina Allen Chef, Author and Founder of the Ballymaloe Cooking School chats about her new book ‘The New Bally Maloe Bread Book’.

We get an update on the conflict in Israel live from Ramallah in the Occupied West Bank. The 43-minute film laid bare the extent of the atrocities committed in Israel on October 7. Men, women, and children were indiscriminately murdered and the terrorists celebrated what they’d done. Our Chief Reporter Barry Whyte was at the Israel Embassy.

On this week's Green Scene, Dr Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland discusses AI for biodiversity and genetically modified Silkworms. 

Case of BSE found in Ireland meaning beef exports to China have been suspended temporarily, we get a reaction from the Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue.

Newstalk’s Tech Correspondent Jess Kelly brings us the details of Elon Musk’s new AI chatbot