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This week Kieran Cuddihy was joined by Off The Balls’s Shane Hannon and Newstalk Producer Dee King to look back on the week that was, but with a few twists…
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Charity Liquid Therapy is introducing surfing to people who have mobility challenges and complex needs through inclusive and adaptive programmes.
Newstalk Reporter Josh Crosbie has travelled to Rossnowlagh Beach to hear all about it, and brings us this report…
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Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joined Kieran to look at how you can make the most out of a roast chicken!
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The investigation into the death of Aoife Johnston in UHL in 2022 has revealed that the death of the 16 year old could have been avoided...
Joining Kieran to discuss is Health Correspondent for The Irish Times, Shauna Bowers.
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Off The Ball's Mick McCarthy joined Kieran Cuddihy on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…
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The National Transport Authority (NTA) has approved a 9% increase in taxi fares, and this increase is set to take place from the 1st of December.
Newstalk’s Henry McKean asked the people of Athlone if taxis are too expensive, and joining Kieran to discuss is Jim Waldron from the National Private Hire and Taxi Association and Aisling Dunne, Bolt's Head of Public Policy for Ireland.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs, the rapper and entrepreneur formerly known as Puff Daddy has been placed on suicide watch at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where he’s currently being held without bail. This follows his arrest on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, and other serious allegations.
For the latest on this, Kieran is joined by New York Based Journalist, Harriet Alexander.
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There have been complaints from Limerick residents about mistranslated Irish language signs...
Why have we let our standard of irish slip so badly, and how can we incorporate a few more words into our everyday life?
Joining Kieran to discuss is Today FM Presenter and co host of the how to Gael podcast, Louise Cantillon as well as Mícheál Ó Nualláin, Director of Bhaile Átha Cliath le Gaeilge.
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According to a new survey by Currys, more and more parents doubt their kids can operate the cooker or a washing machine, so are sending their kids off to college with high tech devices like an air fryer.
Do we need to do more to teach these basic skills such as cooking and cleaning, and how do we get it across to our children?
Newstalk’s Henry McKean went to ask the youth of Athlone about their ability to use appliances, and Kieran was joined by JP McMahon, Galway Chef and Restaurateur and Michelle Harding, Founder of School of Life, to discuss.
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In preparation for Bewley’s Big Coffee Morning for Hospice, Catherine Fulvio is offering her cooking class for TY students who organise one, on top of cash prizes for the school.
Catherine joins Kieran to discuss more.
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The government has suggested that asylum seekers who are working could have to contribute up to 238 euros toward their state accommodation and services.
Is this reasonable and fair to ask of Asylum Seekers coming to Ireland?
Kieran is joined by Fergus Finlay, Columnist for the Irish Examiner, to discuss.
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It has been 40 years this year since the debut studio album ‘Red Roses for Me’ by the Pogues was released.
And for this week’s Thursday Interview, Kieran is joined by Pogues Co-Founder Spider Stacy.
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An anti-immigration protest took place today, beginning on O’Connell Street and ending in front of Leinster House.
To discuss what happened, Kieran is joined by Louise Burne, Political Correspondent for the Irish Mirror.
Image: @louiseburne_ on X
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You’ve seen the shocking attacks via pagers in Lebanon over the last few days, but there’s no sign that this bloodshed is going to stop. That’s according to professor Amnon Aran, professor of Middle Eastern Politics at City St. George’s University London. He joins Kieran to discuss.
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Last week, Tánaiste Micheál Martin said that he believes that the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier should have gone before a jury and later doubled down on his comments when asked to defend them. He spoke about it on Newstalk Breakfast earlier this week.
Joining Kieran to respond to those comments is Sophie’s son, Pierre-Louis Baudey Vignaud.
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The European Union is urging member countries to ban smoking and vaping in outdoor spaces like playgrounds, bus stops, and café terraces as part of its 'Beating Cancer Plan. The aim is to protect citizens from second-hand smoke.
However, Irish Minister Jack Chambers has expressed doubts, saying he's 'not sure how workable' the proposal is.
Joining Kieran to discuss is John Crowne, Professor and Consultant Medical Oncologist at St Vincent’s Hospital Group and Dr Garrett McGovern, Medical Director of Priority Medical Clinic and GP specialising in Addiction.
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Managing the politics, guest list, activities, and goodie bags of your kids’ birthdays can be hectic – and that’s barely scratching the surface of how crazy things can get!
Joining Kieran to share their experiences and how best to manage the stress is Host of Screentime on Newstalk, John Fardy and Freelance Journalist Niamh O’Reilly.
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It’s time for the Shopping Trolley Hotline! Where we review the same product from various stores and brands.
Newstalk’s Simon Tierney joined Kieran to compare different options to find the best cookie!
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As the legendary Hamilton musical makes its way to the Bórd Gáis on its UK & Ireland tour, Kieran speaks with some of the cast about the show.
Shaq Taylor and Sam Oladeinde, who play American Founding Fathers Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr respectively, join to discuss.
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Following Newstalk Reporter Josh Crosbie’s report regarding HSE spending on walking aids, including the reveal of figures, David Cullinane, Sinn Féin’s Health Spokesperson joins Kieran to discuss further.
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