The Pat Kenny Show

What to do when your marriage breaks up after 10 years or more of marriage? We speak to Dr Tara Logan Buckley Chartered Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Connolly Counselling Centre.

Ireland takes on Italy ahead of the World Cup, this and more in sports with Mick McCarthy, Senior Producer 'Off The Ball'.

We speak to CEO of the Ryanair Group, Michael O’Leary, on the DAA being ordered to reduce the number of night-time flights at Dublin Airport.

Former US President Donald Trump pleads not guilty to a court in Washinton to four charges against him. We get the latest from Larry Donnelly Law Lecturer at the University of Galway.

As the GRA proceeds with its no-confidence ballot in Garda Commissioner Drew Harris, we speak to Crime Correspondent Paul Williams on the unprecedented action.

Do we need a better attitude when it comes to dealing with Drug users and Dealers? We hear from Dr Austin O'Carroll a GP who specializes in drug and homeless services.

One of Ireland’s most beloved musical performers, Imelda May, is set to take to the theatre stage, as she takes on the role of Kathleen Behan in a new production of Mother of All the Behans, taking place in Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre, beginning its run from August 15th.

Bill Bryson: A Short History of Nearly Everything, George Elliot: Middlemarch and Kazoo Ishiguro: Klara and The Sun are Evelyn Cusack's three favourite books and she told Pat why?

We hear the story of fugitive Nicholas Rossi as he claims Irish descent to escape extradition to America with London-based journalist Enda Brady.

Is sport ageist? And why are we retiring our athletes so early? We discuss with Shane Hannon Co-Host of Off The Ball AM.

It’s set to be one of the busiest weekends of the year at Dublin Airport. We get details from Eoghan Corry Editor of Air and Travel Magazine.

With Donald Trump set to be formally charged later this morning, we discuss the former president's predicament with Larry Donnelly Law Lecturer at the University of Galway.

From sustainable lunch boxes to saving the lifespan of uniforms, we discuss how to get your kids back to school more sustainably with Jo Linehan Editor of the climate supplement with the Sunday Times Ireland.

What are the key skin issues to look out for in men these days, we discuss in our 'Skin Deep' series with Professor Niki Ralph Consultant dermatologist with the Institute of Dermatologists.

As RTE finances continue to show deficits, is a government bailout the only thing that can save the National Broadcaster? Speaking to Pat was Hugh O’Connell Deputy Political Editor of the Irish Independent.

Paraic Horkan gives us a rundown of jobs to do in the garden this week. Compost your kitchen and garden waste, chopping up and mixing the contents to speed up decomposition - July is an excellent time to create a new composting project Cut lavender for drying, choosing newly opened flowers for the best fragrance, then hang up in a cool, dark place - your plants will reflower in autumn Give dahlias...

We speak to the Irish doctor who joined ‘’Just Stop Oil’’ and getting arrested for her convictions. Joining Pat was Dr. Genevieve Shanahan Lecturer at Cardiff University’s Business School.

Ireland may lose "a generation of audiences". That's the stark warning from the Arts Council. Research has shown a drop off in attendance from 16-24 year olds at arts and culture events across the country. Newstalk reporter Sarah Madden asks why.

In a new 3 part series on the show, we delve into the world of the Mafia, its history and the inner working of the main five mafia families. This morning we get an insight into how the Mafia came about and how they made their roots and millions in the USA. Joining Pat this morning was Alex Hortis author of 'The Mob and The City', a constitutional lawyer and crime historian.

Delivery riders in Dublin are facing "daily attacks, thefts and lowering pay, our reporter Josh Crosbie joined them for a day and reported for us on the show this morning.

The amazing story of eel migration, and how scientists in TCD discovered that basking sharks are warm-blooded in this week's 'Green Scene' with Dr. Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland.

We discuss Barnardos’ call for the extension of the free school book scheme to cover secondary school students with Paul Crone Director at the National Association of Principals and Deputies.

We discuss the potential consequence of Venice being added to the UNESCO danger list with Hugo McCafferty Irish journalist living in Northern Italy and also Eoghan Corry Travel and Aviation Journalist.

All Things Considered: Health warnings on Junk Food was up for discussion this morning with Shane and Ciara.

Samsung has two new foldable phones on the market and Newstalk Technology Correspondent Jess Kelly has had a look.