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The dangers of heat exhaustion in sport
We discuss the dangers of heat exhaustion in sports after the F1 Qatar Grand Prix last weekend with Shane Hannon.

A traffic management review could be a roadmap to quicker commutes and less pollution
A traffic management review could be a roadmap to quicker commutes and less pollution. With more on this interesting topic, Pat was joined on the show by Paul McNeive Motivational Speaker and Author, Opinion Columnist for the Irish Independent.

Organic and regenerative farming in Ireland
We hear about organic and regenerative farming in Ireland and the Irish brands that are embracing these new farming practices with Joe Linehan Editor of the Climate Supplement at the Sunday Times Ireland.

Prof Scott Lucas on Israel Palestine conflict
Professor and Political analyst, Clinton Institute, University College Dublin brings us more insight and developments into to Israel and Palestine conflict.

Will RTE secure a €40m bailout? The Public Affairs Committee hears from the broadcaster later this morning.
Will RTE secure a €40m bailout? The Public Affairs Committee will hear from the broadcaster later this morning. Speaking ahead of this appearance was Fionnan Sheahan Ireland Editor for the Independent.

64% of school leaders report stress or burnout
With 64% of school leaders reporting stress or burnout we’ll hear from the National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals about the mounting challenges facing educators. Joining Pat to discuss these findings this morning was Eric Nelligan Assistant Principal at St Munchins College Limerick and Aontú spokesperson on education.

Autumn gardening with Paraic Horkan
Autumn is here and there are some autumn gardening jobs to undertake Paraic Horkan gives us tips and advice.

We hear about the National Menopause Summit
Sinead McNamara Founder and Co-Director of the National Menopause Summit speaks about the importance of educating and empowering women in a world of misinformation and taboo.

Inside Hollywood: Top ten Halloween movies
Why do we put ourselves through watching scary horror movies? This week on Inside Hollywood Lisa Cannon takes us through the top ten Halloween movies of all time.

Green Scene: Plants can clean gasoline fumes from air
On this week's Green Scene, we hear about new research that suggests plants can clean gasoline fumes from the air, and how much climate change is costing us. All this with Dr Ruth Freeman Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland.

An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar
An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar joined Pat in the studio to discuss what Budget 2024 brought to people, families, and businesses.

Update on the Israel-Palestine conflict
Former peacekeeper and academic Dr. Ray Murphy will give his view of the Israel-Palestine conflict with Pat this morning on the show.

Susie Dents chats about her new book
‘Interesting Stories About Curious Words: From Stealing Thunder to Red Herrings’ is a new book by Susie Dent and Susie joined Pat on the show this morning.

Tech With Jess: New Google devices up for review
Newstalk’s Tech Correspondent Jess Kelly reviews new FitBit from Google, as well as the full details on the new Pixel 8.

Israel unleashes brutal response to Hamas attack
Israel unleashes brutal response to Hamas attack as the fallout from the weekend’s massacre continues. We speak to Alistair Bunkall, Middle East Correspondent With Sky News.

What the public want to see in Budget 2024
Today we will finally find out who is doing well and not so well in the Budget. our reporter, Josh Crosbie has been meeting with people the length and breadth of the country, to hear what they want to see in the Budget:

The eternal search for the stars and space
It’s the final day of World Space Week, we’ll look at man’s eternal search for the stars and the projects they’ve wielded. Speaking to Pat this morning was Professor Tom Ray a researcher with the Webb telescope and lead researcher of the Ariel project.

The politics & implications behind the Hammas attack
We discuss the politics & implications behind the Hamas attack and the Israeli retaliation with Duncan Bullivant Special Advisor to the Head of the Bosnia peacekeeping mission, part of the UK mission to Kosovo in 1999, and CEO of the Henderson Group, an international risk management advisory.

We mark world mental health day
To mark world mental health day, one man tells us how aware helped him through his lifelong depression, when he decided to seek help at aged 60. Speaking to Pat this morning was Des Connolly an Aware Ambassador and also Dr. Susan Brannick Clinical Director of Aware.

Can AI change the face of hospitality?
As AI sets its sights on revolutionising more and more industries, we ask if can AI change the face of hospitality with Paul Armstrong, Technology expert and founder of TBD group.

A look ahead to Budget 2024
Budget 2024, social welfare boosts, childcare help, and tax changes – what's coming up in Budget 2024? Daniel McConnell, Editor, of The Business Post joined Pat to discuss.

Ask The Expert: Dr Brendan Cummings Wellington Eye Clinic
Refractive eye surgery can be extremely beneficial, however when not done by a certified medical professional, certain things can go wrong. Our expert has all the answers to your eye problems. Joining Pat this morning was Dr Brendan Cummings Consultant ophthalmic surgeon at The Wellington Eye Clinic .

US faces problems at home and abroad
US faces problems at home and abroad as the conflict in Israel raises pressing questions while republicans jockey for position. To get the latest Pat was joined by Larry Donnelly Law Lecturer with The University of Galway and Columnist with The Journal.ie.

'Caution To The Wind' A Memoir by Terry Prone
Caution To The Wind takes readers on a journey into the life of Terry Prone, one of the most successful businesswomen in Ireland from the 1970s. Terry joined Pat this morning on the show.

The certification of electric airplanes
We discuss the certification of electric planes and the future of aviation with Lt Col Kevin Byrne airplane safety and security auditor.

Prof Luke O'Neill on his new science book
Luke O'Neill joined Pat to chat about his new book Boldly Go Where No Book Has Gone Before A Joyous Journey through all of Science is a book which explores different types of science and scientists throughout the world.

Israel declares war
Israel declares war following Saturday’s music festival massacre, we’ll look at the history behind the conflict with Scott Lucas, Professor of US Politics at the Clinton Institue UCD.

A look back on the weekend of sport
Ireland dominated Scotland to book themselves a quarter-final place against New Zealand. Keith Wood will join us to analyse the match along with Kathleen McNamee Digital Producer with Off the Ball and Host of COYGIG podcast.

What exactly is mom rage and how can you manage it?
What exactly is mom rage and how can you manage it? Pat was joined on the show this morning by Laura Erskine, Parenting expert and mother of three and also Dr. Caroline Boyd, a Clinical Psychologist who specialises in intrusive thoughts and anger.

Alastair Campbell on Israel at war and the Labour party conference
Writer, communicator, consultant, strategist, and mental health campaigner Alastair Campbell on Israel at war and the Labour party conference.

The latest on the attempted kidnapping of Holly Willoughby
Enda Brady, London based journalist joined Pat to discuss the latest headlines from the UK including, Rishi Sunak’s plan to ban smoking, the attempted kidnapping of Holly Willoughby, Labour party plans to implement teeth brushing in school classrooms and UK Labour leader Keir Starmer says Irish unity vote ‘not even on the horizon.

Friday Food:The perfect match day finger food
Gareth Mullins, Executive Chef at the Anantara Marker Hotel, gives his recipe for the perfect chicken wings and sticky pork ribs ahead of the big game this weekend!

Máiría Cahill on her new memoir 'Rough Beast: my story and the reality of Sinn Féin'
Columnist, author & former senator, Mairia Cahill joined Pat to speak about her new book 'Rough Beast: my story and the reality of Sinn Féin'.'Rough beast', is a tale not merely of survival, but a blazon of unyielding defiance against the sinister shadows of power and abuse in Ireland's political circles.Navigating through the twisted alleyways of trauma, secret IRA investigations, and Sinn Féin’s refusal to acknowledge their gruesome methodologies, Cahill stitches together a narrative that is as piercing as it is illuminating.If you have been impacted by anything in that interview you can contact the rape crisis centre on 1800 77 8888.

Does Ireland have a dependance on codeine?
No one is immune to painkiller misuse or addiction, according to Dr Conor Hearty.Dr Conor Hearty, Consultant in Pain Medicine and Anaesthesiology at the National Orthopedic Hospital Cappagh spoke with Pat about Ireland's relationship with painkillers.

Amber Barrett on Creeslough: 'It's hard to believe it's been a year'
As the first anniversary of the Creeslough explosion draws near this weekend, the community is preparing to commemorate the tragedy with a memorial service. The memory of this incident will forever stay with all those in Creeslough. Amber Barrett, international football player and Creeslough resident spoke to Pat.

Today's sport headlines with Shane Hannon
Off the Ball's Shane Hannon joined Pat to discuss today's sports headlines including, the Premier League, the women's Super League, FAI Cup and the darts!

Our Friday Forum looks back on the news stories of the week
A look back on the stories of the week with our Friday Forum. Joining Pat today is Richard Boyd Barrett, People Before Profit TD for Dun Laoghaire, Kathleen Funchion, Sinn Féin TD for Carlow Kilkenny and Neale Richmond, Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment with Special Responsibility for Business, Employment and Retail.

Ireland vs Scotland preview with Gordon D'Arcy
Irish rugby legend Gordon D'Arcy spoke to Pat about what we should expect tomorrow when Ireland take on Scotland in the Rugby World Cup.

Russia attacks a supermarket in the Ukraine
51 people have been murdered in a brutal attack by Russia on a supermarket in the Ukraine.Johnny O’ Reilly Journalist and Film Maker based in Kiev gave Pat the latest.

Conor Faughnan discusses preventing road injury and escooters
Transport Consultant, Conor Faughnan joined Pat to discuss cyclists, road injuries, and eScooters.

The business of waste bins with Joe Lynam
Did you ever wonder what happens to all the rubbish we throw out? Joe Lynam, Newstalk's business editor spoke to Pat about the business or refuse collections with thanks to Croke Park Meetings & Events.

Skin Deep: Eczema
Consultant Dermatologist, Niki Ralph shared her expert advice on effectively managing dry skin and eczema in the colder months.

Laurence Fox arrested after the police raid his home in London
Suspended GB News host, Laurence Fox, has been arrested after the police raided his home due to suspicion of conspiring to commit criminal damage to ULEZ cameras. London Based journalist, Enda Brady gave Pat the latest.

Science with Luke: 2023 Nobel Prize rundown
Luke O’Neill, Professor of Biochemistry at the School of Immunology in Trinity College, tells us the extraordinary background of the 2023 Nobel Prize winners.

Houseboats owners may face homelessness due to new permit prices
Houseboats owners may face homelessness due to steep permit hikes that are unaffordable for many.Houseboat owner, Ronan Herron spoke to Pat about the effects of permit hikes.Image: @edtheburke

EU member states come to an agreement on migration rules
EU member states have come to an agreement on overhauling their rules on responding to big increases in irregular migration. The deal comes after lengthy negotiations and a steep rise in arrivals. Europe Correspondent for the Irish Times, Naomi O’ Leary spoke to Pat.

Liverpool's VAR debacle: 'It was damning'
Liverpool's manager Jurgen Klopp has called for a rematch between Liverpool and Tottenham after a VAR mistake was made in their match against the London team.Off the Ball's Shane Hannon joined Pat to discuss.

Henry McKean finds out more about gender reveal parties
The latest import from America to Ireland is 'gender reveal' parties. The TikTok craze sees couples invite their friends and family to a party, where the sex of their baby is announced to the world.Newstalk reporter, Henry McKean spoke to ultrasound clinics and families about the gender reveal phenomenon.

130,000 people are problem gamblers
Data from the ESRI has revealed to true scale of problem gambling in Ireland. Pat was joined by Professor of Psychiatry Brendan Kelly and Recovering Gambling Addict, Eoin Coyne.

Early years providers to meet with Oireachtas members
Early years providers from across Ireland will gather in Dublin today to highlight issues facing the sector with Oireachtas members ahead of Budget 2024.Frances Byrne, Director of policy at Early Childhood Ireland spoke to Pat.