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Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan on migration and Bertie Ahern's controversial comments
Who shot Liam Murray four times as he slept? New searches take place in 17-year-old murder case
Gouging, biting and an ‘embarrassment’ on pub dynasty: The Chawke sibling assault case
100 years of Fianna Fáil: The highs, the lows, the controversies
Rose of Tralee row: The US millionaire and a bittersweet battle for control
Deepfake porn is exploding online - can Europe stop it?
Indo Politics: Gerry Hutch blasted for ‘Donald Trump playbook’ on immigration comments
'All Ana wanted was a friend': Eight years on from the disturbing killing of Ana Kriegel
Katie Simpson murder: Damning inquiry finds “institutional misogyny”
Hantavirus outbreak: What next for those on board the MV Hondius, and how worried should we be?
“Empowered and untouchable” – the Hennessy Gang and a culture of torture and fear
Inside the 2 Johnnies’ million-euro empire as the comedy duo go private
Was Oliver Cromwell misunderstood? Challenging Irish history and myths
Tyrone to Texas: Con-artist Julia Holmes, her 40 aliases and the many lives she destroyed
Cabinet divisions exposed, Air BnB register rows, and the fallout from the Jim Glennon scandal continues
Sean McGovern: The secret messages that brought down the Kinahans’ inner circle
The Michael Jackson movie is a smash hit - should it have been made, though?
Shooters, ICE and Iran: Is Trump’s America too dangerous for the World Cup?
Gerry Hutch says “karma” has come for Daniel Kinahan as by-election run kicks off
Extra: Inside the dozens of calls placed to PR firm Edelman in pursuit of the truth about Jim Glennon
Did Leo Varadkar have a point in the urban v rural Ireland debate?
How Daniel Kinahan became a heavyweight in Boxing’s shadows
Are Keir Starmer's days numbered as Mandelson scandal escalates?
The mystery TD and the character reference for a convicted child sex offender
Daniel Kinahan’s secret alias? How Gardai tracked ‘Bon’ linked to Irish murder plots
Trump, Hegseth and a Middle East crisis that shows no signs of stopping
Could Nigel Farage lead the charge for a united Ireland?
Peter Thiel: The tech billionaire who says the Antichrist is among us
Extra: Daniel Kinahan detained in Dubai in major breakthrough for Gardaí
Beginning of the end for Micheál Martin? Can Taoiseach survive second leadership crisis in six-months
Johnny Ronan: The tricky return of a Celtic Tiger poster boy
Who is Jonathan Gill, man accused of killing ‘gangland psycho’ Robbie Lawlor
Extra: Michael Healy-Rae resigns as minister as Government face continued fuel crisis fallout
Oil Crisis: Trump v the Pope, a new blockade and the fallout of Irish protests
Is it time to turn the lights off on The Late Late Show?
Extra: Gardaí clear the streets but are the fuel protests really over?
How Apple changed the world: Big wins, costly flops and the Steve Jobs effect
Trump's real-life Monopoly board... is Cuba next?
Extra: On the streets as fuel protests continue nationwide shutdown and Taoiseach decries “national sabotage”
The many sins of Kanye West
Extra: Inside Trump’s ‘half-finished agreement’, as US and Iran agree 11th hour ceasefire
The battle to lead the ‘united’ left: Is Holly Cairns a real threat to Mary Lou McDonald?
Why Irish Independent restaurant critic Katy McGuinness turned to weight-loss drugs
The murdered Irish priest, the gay Native American and the 40-year cold case
Boston Tapes: How a secret academic project blew open The Troubles darkest murder cases
“Six-year hell”: Has the battle to find 'bad cops’ in An Garda Síochána gone too far?
This week, three Limerick-based gardaí accused of perverting the course of justice walked free from court after a total of 33 charges were withdrawn against them. Having endured a “six-year hell”, the gardaí now intend to commence legal action against the State. The saga has prompted fresh questions about discipline in the gardaí. Is the level of scrutiny on the guards affecting their performance and creating an atmosphere of fear and paranoia? And has the battle to weed out ‘bad eggs’ gone too far? Host: Kevin Doyle Guests: David Raleigh and Paul Williams See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The strange ongoing downfall of Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods will forever be recognised as a sporting icon, but somewhere along the way, the headlines took on a much different, more alarming tone. Highly-publicised affairs, PR-prompted apologies and a string of car crashes have become as associated with Woods as his many triumphs on the links. As the detritus piles up around him, we examine the cause and effect of a most difficult downfall. Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guests: Jack Rathborn and Paul Kimmage See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Perjury probe: Gardaí carry out social media deep dive into Nikita Hand's former neighbours, linked to Conor McGregor case
A new chapter could be unfolding in the aftermath of Conor McGregor’s civil rape case, with a Garda investigation into Nikita Hands one-time neighbours, now approaching its conclusion. Also in recent weeks, it has been announced that the public will soon get a behind the scenes account of the 2024 civil judgement, from Nikita Hand herself in a forthcoming book. Elsewhere in an unrelated case, Conor McGregor’s sister’s business has also come before Dublin courts. Aoife McGregor has been ordered to make a charity donation after her salon admitted selling a sunbed session to an underage girl. Host: Fionnán Sheahan, Guests; Ali Bracken and Andrew Phelan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The fake ‘journalist’ phone call and a disturbing student film: What the Jury didn’t hear in YouTube murderer Stephen McCullagh’s trial
A chilling student film and a bizarre fake journalist phone call are among the details the jury never got to hear in Stephen McCullagh’s trial. Years before murdering Natalie McNally, he had already hinted at violent fantasies in a short film he made as a media student. Now, fresh revelations are giving a deeper look at what he did and how he tried to cover his tracks. Host; Ciaran Dunbar, Guest; Angela DavisonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who are the billionaires riding to Michael Flatley’s rescue in Lord of the Dance battle?
Who really owns the Lord of the Dance live spectacular? That’s the crux of the ongoing and quite spiky legal battle between Michael Flatley and the Northern Irish company contracted to run the show. Now, a pair of helpful billionaires have come to Flatley’s financial rescue. Who are these generous benefactors, and why are they stepping up? Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guests: Shane Phelan and Donal O’DonovanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.