The Pat Kenny Show

As part of Newstalk Goes Green we’re looking at SSE Airtricity's new Generation Home Upgrade. Stuart Hobbs Director of SSE Airtricity Energy Services Ireland talks to Anton about what it means, what renewables can go into your home and why it's so important.  With thanks to SSE Airtricity, to find out more about Generation Green Home Upgrade, see sseairtricity.com .

This week, Gary O’Hanlon talks us through how to cook an Irish classic Coddle, a perfect dish for St Patrick's weekend.

We get the latest details from yesterday’s dramatic drug arrests in West Cork with Liz Dunphy Journalist with The Irish Examiner.

A busy sporting few days ahead. John Duggan brings us a preview of Cheltenham Gold Cup,  Gordon D’Arcy, former Irish rugby player looks ahead to this weekend's Six Nation's Game and Kathleen McNamee Digital Producer with Off the Ball   looks ahead to all the other sports happening this weekend.  

St. Patrick's weekend is upon us, We speak to two people who got Irish citizenship about what being Irish means to them. Joining Anton on the show was Zak Moradi Former Leitrim Hurler and also Pete Wedderburn AKA Pete the Vet.

A study into the use of pornography among young Irish adults has found 64% of young men use online pornography while for young women its 13%. Men who access pornography are said to be less satisfied with their lives, have more depressive symptoms and a poorer self-image. We discuss these findings with Professor Emer Smyth, Research Professor at the ERSI & one of the authors of this report&nbsp...

We look at off-beat Netflix comedy Louder Milk in this weeks 'Boxed@ with John Fardy.

In the world of sport, a lead late on, down the back straight, or in a final round doesn’t always mean things are home and hosed. Shane Hannon from Off The Ball is with us to walk us through the greatest sporting collapses of all time.

Bitcoin has reached an all-time high price of 67 thousand euro, but is the risk worth the reward?  Anton discussed this with Joe Lynam, Business Editor for Newstalk.

US House passes bill to force TikTok owner ByteDance to divest or face US ban , We get the latest from Larry Donnelly University of Galway Law Lecturer. Political columnist with Journal.ie.

Luke O’Neill, Professor of Biochemistry at the school of Immunology, Trinity College  tells Anton what our dog can teach us about our health.

As part of Newstalk goes green Jo Linehan explains digital cleanup day and tells us the importance of a digital detox

Gardaí will be out in force this weekend to ensure we all have a safe Bank Holiday. Our reporter Sheila Naughton went out on patrol this week to get an idea of what drivers can expect.

Consultant Dermatologist with the Institute of Dermatology Professor Niki Ralph discusses skin cancer and what we can do to avoid it.

Paraic Horkin tells us why Mid March is the perfect time to get planting your summer fruits.

Simple ways to get your steps in: New studies show that just 2,200 steps a day can slash your risk of an early death Personal Trainer, Sports Nutritionist and Author of “The Keane Edge” 

Motor insurance is on the rise, we’ll find out why with Conor Faughnan, Ceo of the RIAC and Transport Commentator.  

Would you forego a pay rise in favour of flexible or remote positions? Apparently 60% of workers would. We discuss these findings with Peter Cosgrove MD of Futurewise, Future of Work Expert & Author.

Ever wondered why humans don’t have tails? Well a new study suggests that it's because of a genetic parasite, Ruth Freeman Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland told us more this morning with Anton. All with thanks to AIB.

Are we back to the days of contact tracing? We discuss the case of measles onboard a flight to Dublin with Eoghan Corry Owner & Editor of Travel Extra.

We take a look at the impact of the European-enforced changes to the Apple App Store with Jess Kelly, Newstalk Technology Correspondent. All with thanks to Viatel Technology Group.

Barbara Scully was heavily involved in setting up the first tea day 30 years ago she tells us where it all began for the Alzheimer's society. Barbara told Pat about the work she undertook.

Comedian Emma Doran will be with us to discuss the highs and lows of St. Patrick's Day

Former apprentice contestant and business owner and ASI ambassador, Pamela Laird joined Pat on the show today to talk her family's experience with Alzheimer's.

This morning brought the very sad news of the passing of Charlie Bird. Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern and RTE Presenter and friend Joe Duffy paid their tribute on the show this morning.