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'Double the arts funding!' - Calls on Government to back the arts sector 12.07.2023 10:56
The Hard Shoulder is LIVE from the Galway Bay Hotel as part of Newstalk's Summer Tour. Kieran was joined by John Crumlish, Chief Executive, Galway Arts Festival and Eibh Collins, Short Films Programmer with Galway Film Fleadh...
'Not enough' people entering hospitality sector in Ireland - Chef JP McMahon 12.07.2023 8:55
The Hard Shoulder is LIVE from the Galway Bay Hotel as part of Newstalk's Summer Tour. Kieran was joined by JP McMahon, chef, author and restauranteur...
GAAGO: 'You've got to have the stars on the TV' - Former Galway Footballer 12.07.2023 12:12
The Hard Shoulder is LIVE from the Galway Bay Hotel as part of Newstalk's Summer Tour. Kieran was joined by Ray Silke, Former All Ireland winning captain with Galway and Business and Economics teacher and coach at Coláiste Iognáid Eddie Hoare, Mayor of Galway, and former Galway GAA footballer to discuss the GAA Championships, the future of GAAGO and who will win the All-Ireland....
Farmers 'being forced' to accept EU's Nature Restoration Law - INHFA 12.07.2023 8:20
The European Parliament has voted in favour of the Nature Restoration Law after months of discord among farmers. The controversial legislation will set specific targets for the first time on restoring nature through measures such as rewetting some drained peatlands, increasing green spaces in urban areas, and improving biodiversity in land used for agriculture and forestry. A highly anticipated vo...
Pat McDonagh: Those destroying passports shouldn’t be allowed enter Ireland 12.07.2023 8:35
The Hard Shoulder is LIVE from the Galway Bay Hotel as part of Newstalk's Summer Tour. Kieran was joined by Galway man and Supermacs CEO, Pat McDonagh...
The beauty and challenges of island life on Inis Oírr 12.07.2023 12:11
Now as we broadcast to you live from Galway we have been taking a look at some of the beautiful attractions of the West. From the Spanish Arch to Salthill, the City of the Tribes is not just full of culture and arts but also breathtaking scenery. Some of the most popular destinations off the coast of Ireland are not far from here either, the Aran Islands. We sent Newstalk reporter, Josh Crosbie to...
'A pretty happening place' - Galway remains popular with residents and tourists 12.07.2023 15:54
The Hard Shoulder is LIVE from the Galway Bay Hotel as part of Newstalk's Summer Tour. Kieran was joined by impersonator Aidan Tierney and Galway Beo News Reporter Jess Mercer to talk about what it’s like living and working in a city with such a unique and cherished culture...
Tuesday Travel: Dalmatian Coast 12.07.2023 19:48
Every week for Tuesday Travel on The Hard Shoulder, Fionn Davenport takes a closer look at some of the fantastic destinations to visit around the world. This week, Fionn joined Kieran to give him tips for a trip to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia...
'It's even in RTÉ's interest to try get him back on air' - Willie O'Reilly 11.07.2023 18:52
For more reaction to Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly's appearance before two Oireachtas Committees today, Kieran was joined on The Hard Shoudler by Catherine Murphy, Social Democrats TD and Vice Chair of the Public Accounts Committee, Malcolm Byrne, Fianna Fáil Senator and Member of the Media Committee and Willie O'Reilly, Columnist at the Business Post and Former Group Commercial Director of RTÉ
'Renters need a break!' - Eoin Ó Broin 11.07.2023 9:48
The Government have announced details of a €150 million fund to address long-term vacancy and dereliction in towns and cities across the State. The funding was announced on Tuesday as part of the quarterly Housing for All progress update. It’s as just over 6,700 new homes were completed in the first three months of 2023 - an increase of almost 20 per cent on the same period in 2023. Is the plan st...
Female players 'cannot wait any longer' for charter establishment 11.07.2023 5:28
Limerick boss John Kiely has thrown his support behind the ladies footballers and camogie players, saying that a players’ charter needs to be established right away. It’s as protests are ongoing over demands for basic medical, gym, nutrition and expense arrangements around their intercounty regimes. Fiona McHale, Mayo ladies footballer joined Kieran to discuss...
Decision on Ryan Tubridy's future at RTÉ within 'a few weeks' - Kevin Bakhurst 11.07.2023 22:21
RTÉ's new Director General Kevin Bakhurst joined Kieran Cuddihy live in studio to discuss the ongoing RTÉ payments scandal and the appearance of Ryan Tubridy before the Oireachtas Committee today...
World population will grow by '2 billion plus' by 2080 11.07.2023 11:14
Today is World Population Day! Kieran was joined on The Hard Shoulder by Robin Maynard, Executive Director of Population Matters to discuss the future of the world's population...
Ryan Tubridy's 'punches didn't land' at Oireachtas Committees 11.07.2023 18:38
Ryan Tubridy has finally been able to break his silence as he has addressed the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee and he is now currently before the Media Committee. The broadcaster has accused the station of 7 untruths over the payment scandal which has engulfed the station. Kieran was joined by Newstalk’s Political Correspondent, Sean Defoe and Terry Prone, Chairman of the Communications Clin...
Kevin Bakhurst has 'a plethora of issues' to address - Former WRC chief 10.07.2023 16:03
It was Kevin Bakhurst’s first day as Director General at RTÉ and he has hit the ground running, in one of his first acts he confirmed that the RTÉ Executive Board would be disbanded. So what are the challenges facing RTÉ’s New Director General? Tomorrow it is the turn of Ryan Tubridy and his agent Noel Kelly to go before the Oireachtas – they will face both the Media and the Public Accounts commit...
Lack of tourist accommodation 'killing' rural Ireland 10.07.2023 11:41
A decline in tourism this tourist season is hurting many businesses in rural Ireland. On July 8, proprietor of Treyvaud’s Restaurant Paul Treyvaud tweeted: “Rural Ireland is in serious trouble” and "it’s all down to a lack of accommodation." With many hotel spaces allocated to refugees and asylum seekers, others are forced to up their prices. Come winter, businesses may be in real trouble as a res...
'No investigation at this time' into allegations against BBC presenter 10.07.2023 4:24
An unnamed BBC presenter has been suspended for paying a teenager £35,000 in exchange for sexual images back in 2020. The Sun reported last week that the presenter involved made panicked phone calls to the individual involved. Other presenters have taken to social media to state their innocence while the presenter at the center remains unnamed. The BBC met with the Metropolitan Police today. Kiera...
Bakhurst: ‘I don’t begin to understand some of the decisions that were taken’ 10.07.2023 9:45
Kevin Bakhurst is standing down the entire RTÉ executive board in his first major decision as Director General. In an email to RTÉ staff sent this morning, Mr Bakhurst said the board will be replaced by an interim leadership team until a permanent executive is created. Barry Whyte, Newstalk's Chief Reporter was at a press conference with the new Director General this afternoon...
Calls for 12th of July to be made public holiday 'a little bit naive' - Tóibín 10.07.2023 12:03
A TD has made a call to make July 12th a public holiday in the south of Ireland. Green Party TD Patrick Costello thinks the government should legislate for a new holiday, and it would help bring the island together. St Patrick’s Day and July 12th are both celebrated in Northern Ireland, so would marking July 12th south of the border be a step towards uniting Ireland? Kieran was joined by Peadar Tó...
Protests in solidarity for Cork City Library workers 07.07.2023 10:44
Tomorrow at 12:30 pm, Forsa Trade Union and Cork City Library staff will hold a solidarity march to Cork City Hall in support of the library workers’ rights. This action comes in response to harassment from far-right activists attempting to ‘cleanse’ the library of LGBTQ+ materials and others they deem inappropriate. The library staff and those who stand with them are hoping this action results in...
The end of the Fiesta 07.07.2023 7:37
The final Ford Fiesta will roll off the production line today, Friday 7 July, following the company's decision late last year to axe the popular supermini. It brings 47 years and eight generations of the Fiesta to an end. Anton was joined by two very sad Ford Fiesta enthusiasts, our own Newstalker, Eamonn Torsney and John Egan, Vintage Car Enthusiast...
Crisis continues at RTÉ 07.07.2023 12:56
Kevin Bakhurst may not officially be the Director General of RTE until Monday but it’s clear his work has started. Following his meeting with Media Minister Catherine Martin yesterday – Bakhurst today met with union officials to discuss the crisis engulfing the state broadcaster. One of those present today is Emma O’Kelly Chair of the Dublin Broadcasting Branch of the NUJ who of course you will be...
Energy prices are coming down 07.07.2023 9:20
Muireann Lynch, Energy Economist at the ESRI joined Anton Savage on the show to discuss energy prices...
Should we ban phones in schools? 07.07.2023 7:35
Devices including mobile phones are set to be banned from classrooms to stop them from disrupting learning, the Dutch government has announced. The initiative is being introduced in collaboration with schools and is to take effect at the start of next year. Eric Nelligan Secondary School Teacher in St Munchins College, Corbally and Aontú Spokesperson on Education joined Anton on the show to discu...
Day 15 of the RTE saga and the story rumbles on 06.07.2023 20:51
We’ve had more people in front of committees and news of Ryan Tubridy and Noel kelly due to appear next Tuesday before both PAC and Media Oireachtas committees. We’ve learned a lot more about the RTE corporate spending and the details fo the Toy Show the Musical. To go through this Anton was joined on the show by Alan Hughes, Panto Producer and Longest Running Panto Star and Willie O’Reilly, Colum...
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