Afleveringen
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We take a look back on the stories of the week on our Friday Forum. Joining Pat this morning was Regina Doherty Fine Gael Senator for Dublin, Harry McGee Political Correspondent for the Irish Times and Peadar Toibin Leader of Aontu & TD for Meath West.
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On this week's Green Scene with Dr Ruth Freeman, we hear about a digital doorbell in the Netherlands, connected to an underwater livestream is helping migrating fish pass through a Dutch Canal. Also we hear about new approaches to saving koalas.
All with thanks to AIB Ireland.
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With the lovely weather weâve been having, a spring green crunch salad is on the cards from Gareth Mullins Executive Chef of The Anantara Marker Hotel.
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This morning on the show Pat speaks to the family of GAA Chairman Sean Brown on their quest for answers on their fatherâs murder. Sean Brown was murdered in Bellaghy in May 1997. Joining Pat this morning was Siobhan Brown daughter of Sean Brown and also Daman Brown who is his grandson.
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"The day just lit him up, it was really the last thing he was able for and that was all thanks to Make A Wishâ Conor and Anne tell us about the invaluable work of Make A Wish does to make childrenâs dreams come true, including for their son, Michael, who got the chance to meet Rory McIlroy.
Make-A-Wish Ireland is dependent on the generosity of the public. You can donate online at makeawish.ie/donate.
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On this day 30 years ago, South Africans went to the polls and voted for Nelson Mandela as President in a democratic South Africa. But what has the impact of Nelson Mandelaâs politics been on the country? And how will the ANC fare in the upcoming election? To discuss Pat was joined on the show by Professor Steven Friedman, Faculty of Humanities, Politics Department, University of Johannesburg.
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An internal report raised concern about weak controls in relation to the âgolden visaâ scheme almost four years before the scheme was discontinued. Weâll get the details with Arthur Beasley Current Affairs Editor of The Irish Times.
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Do sporting events sometimes cause a 'baby boom' nine months later? Shane Hannon from Off The Ball has been investigating the apparent phenomenon.
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Whether flying solo, going on a date or heading out with the kids, we hear some fun suggestions for what to get up to this weekend with Eadoin Fitzmaurice, Food and Travel Content Creator.
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No one is above the law, not even the president. Or is he? Larry Donnelly Law Lecturer from University of Galway and columnist for thejournal.ie will join us on Trumpâs immunity case.
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This week on 'Boxed' John Fardy featured Ripley starring Andrew Scott.
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25 years ago, two High School students murdered 12 students and one teacher at Columbine High School in Colorado. One of the officers who was part of the SWAT team who entered the building that day was AJ DeAndrea. The event shaped the rest of his career. AJ joined Pat on the show this morning.
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A survey has showed that a quarter of Irish adults flush incorrect items such as wipes, sanitary products and dental floss. Jo Linehan Editor of Climate Sunday Times Ireland and sustainability columnist with Irish Country Magazine examines the effects this has and look at some reusable alternatives.
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German staffer in EU parliament arrested on China spying charges. An Employee of far-right AfDâs lead candidate is latest figure to be accused of passing information to Beijing. We get the latest on this with James Rothwell Berlin Correspondent Daily Telegraph.
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The Tanaiste Michael Martin visited a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan yesterday as he concluded his visit to the Middle East. The Talbieh Camp, which is 35km south of Amman, is home to 10,600 people.
Itâs consists of a school, a medial centre and homes. And itâs one of ten UNWRA funded refugee camps in Jordan that accommodate 2.5m people.
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Do drivers fear penalty points? And if not, how can we make our roads safer. Shane OâDonoghue Editor of completecar.ie joined Pat to discuss.
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On Inside Hollywood, from This is Spinal Tap to What we Do in the Shadows, we take a look at the best Mockumentaries with Dee Reddy Podcaster and Cultural commentator.
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Controversial career breaks? We discuss teacherâs career breaks and why they have come under so much scrutiny with Ian O'Doherty Journalist with the Irish Independent and also Simon Lewis Primary School Principal & Host of If I were The Minister for Education podcast.
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Paraic Horkan, Horticulturist & Keen Gardener, Graduate of the National Botanic Gardens joined Pat with advice on what jobs to do in the garden in the next coming days.
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