The Pat Kenny Show

What are the new holiday trends, airport rules, and has baggage issues been resolved? All to discuss with Eoghan Corry.

Young people are urged to consider the priesthood and religious life. That is the call from Bishop Phonsie Cullinan of Waterford and Lismore who spoke to Pat this morning.

Iarnród Éireann has launched a campaign urging customers to ensure their own safety and that of others in railway stations. Barry Kenny Corporate Communications Manager at Iarnród Éireann told us more about the campaign.

Leading insurance companies have held a series of meetings with the Minister of State in responsibility for insurance, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, amid concern over the rising cost of premiums and high payouts.

We hear of Secret Anglo-Irish Defence Agreement allowing RAF jets to patrol our skies. Speaking to Pat with more on this was Kevin Byrne Retired Lieutenant Colonel and Airport and Safety Auditor and also Ger Ahern Retired Brigadier General with the Defence Forces.

Kerry and Galway come out on top, Connacht beat all the odds, and De Gea fumbles for Man United. We’ll review a busy weekend of sports with Kathleen McNamee From Off The Ball.

What to do about the dunes? We speak to a concerned councillor about coastal erosion in Portmarnock. Joan Hopkins Social Democrats Fingal Councillor joined Pat on the show this morning to explain what is happening to the dunes on Portmarnock beach.

Two men are due to be sentenced today for helping the gang behind the Regency Hotel murder. We have the latest Frank Greaney, Newstalk Court Correspondent.

Our Friday Forum looks back on the news stories of the week. Joining Pat today was Regina Doherty Deputy Leader of Seanad Eireann and spokesperson on Transport, Dr Terry Prone Chairman of the Communications clinic and also Sorcha Clarke SF TD Longford Westmeath SP.

Viewers have been promised an explosive season finale of the crime drama Kin this weekend. We speak with actor Emmett j Scanlon aka Jimmy Kinsella.

We cross to London to speak with Henry McKean ahead of the coronation where people are getting into the party spirit.

Rhubarb, ginger, and pistachio cheesecake is the recipe of choice today from Gareth Mullins Executive Chef at the Marker Hotel.

Fitness influencer and founder of the queens don’t quit community Maeve Madden chats to Pat ahead of taking to the main stage at this weekend's Wellfest.

Why the EU is creating rules on increasing the use of sustainable aviation fuels? We discuss this with Ciaran Cuffee Dublin’s Green MEP.

Will Mortgage Relief feature budget negotiations to counteract increasing interest rates? To discuss further Pat was joined on the show by Paraic Kissane Financial Advisor and member of the Irish Banking Culture Board.

Big Sam Allardyce is back and all the latest from the URC rugby championship with Kathleen McNamee from Off The Ball.

Dermot Bannon on how you can get a consultation with a top architect just like him and help charity at the same time. Dermot tell us about Now is its 19th year, Dermot is working with the Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland and the Simon Communities to launch RIAI Simon Open Door. The RIAI Simon Open Door initiative is a collaboration between the Simon Communities and the Royal Institute of t...

Concerns that 900 young people were expelled from schools in the last six years. We get reaction with Paul Crone Director of the National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals.

The Kings Coronation will be watched all over the world, but our reporter Simon Tierney looks at how Ireland responded to the last coronation in 1953.

Health Coach & Wellness Speaker Georgie Crawford joined Pat on the show this morning to chat about her new book ‘’Glow’’.

We hear how up to 70,000 homes will benefit from free surplus electricity. To explain how was Laura McDonnell Head of Communications and Policy at Clúid housing and Derek Roddy Co-founder of Energy Cloud.

Author Billy O'Callaghan joined Pat on the show, to share the inspiration behind his latest novel, The Paper Man, a story of 'love, war, faith and even a little bit of football'

Professor Luke O’Neill shares the progress with Molten Salt Reactors and good news in the fight against Alzheimer's.

We hear about some remarkable happenings with some big creatures in this week's Green Scene with Dr. Ruth Freeman Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland including what to do with the cocaine hippos.

Butter and milk prices fall as the supermarket war ramps up. To discuss what this means for the consumer and farmers Pat was joined by Charlie Weston Personal Finance Editor of the Irish Independent, Louise Crowley Dairy farmer based in Limerick, and also Neale Richmond Minister of State with responsibility for Employment Affairs & Retail Businesses. Fine Gael TD for Dublin Rathdown.