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'It's put to good use' - Horse dung catchers cleaning up streets in Killarney 29.02.2024

A councillor in Wexford is calling for horse riders to ensure they clean up their animals’ poo due to fouling occurring on Curracloe beach. So, how should this problem be addressed? One solution has enjoyed success in Killarney over the past number of years. Sean was joined by Niall Kelleher, Fianna Fail Councillor in Kerry...

What to do if someone finds a body in a bog 29.02.2024

When human remains were discovered in a bog in Derry last month, it wasn’t immediately clear if the body was contemporary or ancient. This has now led to calls for a code of best practice so that police and archeologists can work together in such situations. Sean was joined by Rosie Everett, a lecturer in Environmental Sciences in UCC...

Families left 'raging' after Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow 28.02.2024

While it promised a world of wonder, the Willy Wonka event in Glasgow descended into farce over the weekend. Now, parents of disappointed kids are fighting back. Sean was joined by Libby Brooks, Scotland Correspondent for the Guardian... Image: Facebook via Stuart Sinclair

Gen Alpha: Everything you need to know 28.02.2024

Gen Alpha, the first generation who can swipe left and right on a tablet before they've learned to turn the pages of a picture book. Destined to claim the title of the largest generation globally, they raise questions: Who are these tech-savvy trailblazers? What whims and fancies guide them? And what twists await our future as they strut into the working world?  Sean was joined by Dr Melissa...

Review into sex work legislation delayed until later this year 28.02.2024

A review into laws around sex work will Ireland has been delayed once again.  It’s after the industry was decriminalised in 2017, leading to some uncertainty for those who work in the industry.  Linda Kavanagh is from the Sex Workers Alliance of Ireland and joined Sean to discuss...

Ending a sentence with a preposition is now acceptable 28.02.2024

One of the world’s major dictionaries has decided, after hundreds of years of debate, that it is now ok to end sentences with a preposition. Sean was joined by Dr. Stephen Lucek, Assistant Professor in Linguistics at UCD... 

Italian priest avoids 'poisoned chalice' in attempted murder at Mass 27.02.2024

The local priest of a church in Calabria is under police protection after his chalice was spiked with bleach, allegedly by a local mafia organisation. Philip Willan, freelance journalist based in Rome, who is covering the story from The Times, joined Sean to discuss...

'The logo is redundant' - Deposit Return Scheme poses cost challenge for small business 27.02.2024

The Deposit Return Scheme is causing problems for small businesses; A small craft beer company would have to pay €70,000 a year to put the Re-turn labels on their products and due to this may have to let staff members go. Dean McGuiness, owner of Premier International Beers joined Sean to discuss...

Wagyu: Cheap vs Expensive 27.02.2024

What actually is Wagyu? You could find yourself spending £900 for a wagyu steak in a particular restaurant in Mayfair but you can also buy so-called wagyu burgers for very cheap in Aldi. To discuss, Sean was joined by Rick Higgins, Butcher and Co-author of ‘And for Mains’...

'I love airplane food' - Henry McKean asks what people think of the meals on airlines 27.02.2024

A man on Tiktok reviewed the Aer Lingus 10 euro breakfast on his 6am flight to Hamburg. He liked it in the end. But how has airline food changed in recent years? And how do you get an upgrade into business and first class without paying? Henry McKean who loves airplane food joined Sean to discuss...

How Bob Marley Popularised Tracksuits 27.02.2024

Carmen Bellot, Style Editor at British Esquire joined Sean on the show to discuss how Bob Marley popularised the tracksuit...

Coercive control: 'He slowly became very controlling' 26.02.2024

The other day we covered Rebecca Syndrome, where a partner becomes obsessed with your past relationships. Henry McKean met a lady who had a different story, about her friend who was caught up in cohesive control. Henry McKean wanted to find out more. He met Jody Duggan whose ex-partner Jake Boles went to jail for coercive control and assault...

A History of Callcards 26.02.2024

Before smartphones dominated Ireland's streets, payphone boxes stood as nostalgic relics, sparking conversations in an era where landlines were scarce. In the late 80s and 90s, accessing payphones required purchasing a call card, akin to a disposable credit card, each with a unique design, and thus, a new collectors’ item was born. Sean was joined by Ross Cullen, founder of Callcard.ie .to discuss...

How to Build Tunnels for an Underground Rail System 26.02.2024

Dublin's urban evolution takes centre stage with the MetroLink, a visionary metro line poised to outshine the previous proposed plan, Metro North. The saga began in the annals of Irish governance back in 2005 with the Transport 21 transport plan. Fast forward to the present, and MetroLink emerges as the refined embodiment of progress in the city's transit narrative. But how can we build a tunnel w...

Should you be allowed to vote from birth? 26.02.2024

Nick Clegg’s former Director of Policy, when he was Deputy Prime Minister, has called for the voting age to be extended to babies. Sean was joined by Caillum Heddermann, a college student and Activist based in Limerick...

Rotating house goes on sale in New Zealand 23.02.2024

A unique property is currently on sale in New Zealand, a completely rotating house. So, if the sun is creating a glare on your TV, don’t bother moving seats, just move the entire gaff. Sean was joined by man who designed and built it, Don Dunick...

Trinity College Library ranked one of the world's popular 23.02.2024

The Trinity College library has been ranked 11th in the top 15 libraries in the world. This ranking is based on a meticulous analysis of Google review scores, Wikipedia page views, and the frequency of social media posts. Sean was joined by Anne Marie Diffley, Visitor Services Manager at Trinity College Library to discuss...

US city giving free pints to Irish people who travel over for St. Patrick's Day 23.02.2024

You can get a free pints in Dublin, Ohio! All you have to do is fly there for St Patrick's Day and you will be welcomed with open arms and rewarded with free pints. Sara Blatnik is the Marketing Director for Visit Dublin Ohio and she joined Sean on the show today

Is 'beer before wine' a myth? 22.02.2024

You have heard the old adage ‘Beer before wine and you’ll be fine...wine before beer and you’ll be queer’, but is it true or simply an old wives’ tale? Sean was joined by Joran Kochling, an anesthesiologist at University Hospital of Hamburg...

Jungle Dave 22.02.2024

For anyone with a fear of snakes, this may not be the nicest news story for you. The largest and heaviest snake in the world has been identified, living in the Amazon. Sean was joined by Jungle Dave, from Dave’s Jungle Zoo and some special guests…

Amotz Asa-El: Ireland's hostility towards Israel must be end 22.02.2024

While Ireland’s position on the war in Gaza has repeatedly been called out by Israeli authorities, an opinion piece in an Israeli newspaper has attempted to find the historical source of what the writer describes as this country’s ‘hostility’ to Israel. Sean was joined by Amotz Asa-El, Senior Commentator for the Jerusalem Post and Fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute...

The World's Hardest Puzzle 22.02.2024

A mysterious puzzle from 2014 is still not solved. Cicada 3301, is known to be the world’s hardest puzzle but what is the answer and who was behind it? Nicky Anderson is a journalist and podcast producer with Stak, who has dove headfirst into this mysterious world and she joined Sean to discuss... Image: Stak

The World's First Trillionaire 21.02.2024

A recent report by Oxfam, entitled Inequality Inc, forecasts that we will see the world’s first trillionaire within the next decade. Atossa Araxia Abrahamian is a Journalist and author and has been writing about this for the Guardian...

'I want an investigation' - Local Councillor calls for ban on burying of deer in Phoenix Park 21.02.2024

The Office of Public Works has buried numerous deer in a mass grave near a densely populated residential area in Phoenix Park, prompting a local representative to demand an immediate cessation of this practice. Fianna Fáil Councillor Howard Mahony, for the Castleknock Local Electoral Area is calling for a full investigation...

Trophy missing for 90 years returns home to Scotland 21.02.2024

A lost trophy for an old Highland Games event has been found after 90 years thanks to a public campaign. Sean was joined by Jonathan Christie, chief executive of The Cabrach Trust...

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