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Swift rise in hotel prices ahead of Taylor Swift Tour
Mairead Farrell, Sinn Féin TD for Galway-West and party spokesperson on Public Expenditure and Reform joined Anton to discuss the Swift rise in hotel prices as Taylor announces Dublin dates on The Eras Tour

“Mum-made” sunscreen in Zebrafish
Dr. Ruth Freeman tells us about coral reefs, along with “mum-made” sunscreen in Zebrafish in this week's 'Green Scene'.

France aims to cut down on tourist crowds
Eoghan Corry, Editor of Air and Travel Magazine joined Anton to discuss France's decision to cut down on tourist crowds and if there is such a thing as over-tourism.

Searches continue for the Titan submersible in the North Atlantic
As searches continue for the Titan submersible in the North Atlantic, some banging sounds have been picked up by Sonar. Time is running low for the deep-sea explorers. Dr. Chris Parry, Former Nato and Naval Commander Dr Chris Parry joined Anton with the latest on the situation.

Tech: Samsung’s answer to the Macbook Pro
Jess Kelly, Newstalk’s Tech Correspondent joined Anton to discuss Samsung’s answer to the Macbook Pro and answers listeners' questions.

Elaine Harris on her new book 'Wise'
Elaine Harris, Yoga Therapist, Social Scientist, and Author joined Anton to discuss her new book "Wise".

Henry McKean reports on the 2023 Special Olympics
Newstalk reporter, Henry McKean reports on day 3 of the Special Olympics World Games in Berlin.

Is the sugar tax working?
Dr Donal O’Shea, HSE Clinical Lead on obesity joined Anton Savage to discuss if the sugar tax is working or are sweets and treats just too available.

Grandparents asked to rent rooms to teachers in Dublin
Paul Crone, Director of the National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals joined Anton Savage to discuss why grandparents are being asked to rent rooms to teachers in Dublin.

Homeowners struggling to access retrofitting state supports
Brian McIntyre, Programme Manager – High-Performance Building Technologies in Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) and Senator Marie Sherlock joined Anton to discuss why homeowners of houses built before 1940 are struggling to access retrofitting state supports

Record number of women contact Women’s Aid in 2022
A record number of women contacted Women’s Aid in 2022, a period in which one woman died violently in Ireland for every month of the year. Jason Poole whose sister Jennifer was murdered by her ex-partner and Sarah Benson, CEO of Women's Aid joined Anton Savage on the show. If you or someone you know was affected by this conversation you can contact Women's Aid 24hr National Freephone Helpline on 1800 341 900.

The National Children’s Hospital hit by further delays
The National Children’s Hospital hits further delays with a ventilation issue that could cost millions to address. David Cullinane, Sinn Féin’s health spokesman joined Anton Savage to discuss the situation.

Crime gangs targeting farm equipment to sell to Russia
Ralph Riegel, Southern Correspondent with the Irish Independent joined Anton to discuss why crime gangs are targeting farm equipment to sell to Russia on the Black market.

AI: What will Ireland will look like in 20-30 years?
As AI advances more into everyday life: Professor Barry O’Sullivan, Director of The Insight Centre and Professor of AI and University College Cork joined Anton to tell us what Ireland will look like in 20-30 years.

Fruit and vegetable shortages are looming
Anton was joined by Dr. Richard Hackett Agricultural Consultant and Specialist in the Agronomy of Vegetables and Potatoes to discuss the looming fruit and vegetables shortages following the weather conditions.

Why foreign weddings are hot on the agenda
Portugal, France, Spain, Sara Kennedy wedding expert from The Irish Wedding Blog on why foreign weddings are HOT on the agenda this summer.

Urgent calls for knife crime legislation
Anton Savage who was filling in for Pat was joined by Jim O’ Callaghan, Fianna Fáil spokesperson on Justice to discuss knife crime legislation before more lives are lost.

Childcare Providers on the uncertainty over cost cuts
Elaine Dunne, Chairperson of the Federation of Early Childhood Providers joined Anton Savage who was filling in for Pat to discuss Leo Varadkar’s uncertainty over childcare cost cuts.

Medicine shortages at a record high
Medicine shortages are now at a record high with new research showing that three out of five patients have experienced medicine shortages. Sandra Gannon, Managing Director of Azure Pharmaceuticals joined Anton Savage to discuss the medicine shortages...

How to let go of past relationships
Clinical Psychotherapist, Media Contributor and Author of Relationships on the Edge, Host of podcast-ToughLove on how to let go of previous relationships.

Sean Defoe’s end of term review
Dáil’s out for summer-nearly. Hear Seán Defoe's, Bauer Media Political Correspondent end of term review.

Surge in surrendered animals
Suzanne McGovern, Head of Fundraising at the DSPCA joined Anton Savage who was filling in for Pat today to discuss animal shelters and the need for funds to manage the surge in surrendered animals.

Ireland’s Neutrality and NATO
Cathal Berry, Independent TD for the Kildare South Constituency and former Army Ranger and Richard Boyd Barrett, People before Profit TD for Dun Laoghaire and President of the Irish anti-war movement joined Anton Savage to debate Ireland’s Neutrality and NATO.

A review of the weekend's sporting action
Another huge victory for Leona Maguire but the wait goes on for Rory McIlroy! Kathleen McNamee from Off the Ball has all the latest sports news.

The ultimate travel check list
Passport, tickets, wallet, the ultimate travel check list with Sarah Slattery, owner of The Travel Expert.

Trucheck: New cancer screening test
Maggie Malone, CEO of Certior Health and Dr Nick Flynn, GP and Chief Medical Officer of Certior Health joined Anton Savage who was filling in for Pat to discuss the new cancer screening test.

Ask the Expert: Wills
This week on Ask the Expert, Anton was joined by Sinéad Glynn, Senior Solicitor, to answer listeners' questions regarding wills.

Taoiseach sparks uncertainty over childcare cost cuts
The Childcare sector calls for change as Taoiseach sparks uncertainty over cost cuts. Karen Clince, CEO Of Tigers Childcare and the Chairperson of Fingal County Childcare Committee and Sinead O’Moore, Host of the Stretchmarks podcast joined Anton Savage who was filling in for Pat today to discuss.

The stories of the week with our Friday Forum
We look back on the stories of the week with our Friday Forum. Joining Pat today was Barry Ward Fine Gael Senator from Dun Laoighaire, Seanad Justice Spokesperson, and barrister, Gary Gannnon Social Democrats Td for Dublin Central and Spokesperson for Education, Higher Education, Arts, Social Protection & Foreign Affairs & Defence and Elaine O'Loughln Political Editor of The Irish Examiner.

The latest news from the USA with Terry Sheridan
The latest from the US, with McGregor's sexual assault allegations, and body parts stolen and sold from Harvard morgue. All with Terry Sheridan Managing Editor, WSHU Public Radio.

A special Father's Day recipe from Gareth Mullins
Chef Gareth Mullins brings us a delicious Ribeye steak with cowboy butter for your fathers day treat.

The validity of pre-nuptials in Ireland
We look at the validity of pre-nuptials in Ireland and come to terms with the fine print before and after marriage with Alan Finnerty Partner at Orpen Franks Solicitors and Practicing in Family Law Orpen Franks Solicitors LLP.

3 in 10 smokers are willing to smoke illegal cigarettes
A new poll conducted on behalf of the group Retailers Against Smuggling examined Irish people’s attitudes toward the illicit cigarette trade. It found that Over 30% of smokers in Ireland willing to buy illegal cigarettes.

Where to go when there is nowhere to go ?
Public toilets in Ireland, where to go when there is nowhere to go? We discuss with Donna Cooney Green Party Cllr for Clontarf North Central and Fianna Fail Cllr John Sheehan.

A preview of the weekend of sport with Adrian Barry
A whopper schedule of sports is coming our way this weekend from the GAA to the US Open. OTB’s Adrian Barry filled us in on what we can look forward to this weekend.

Author Ed Conway on his new book 'Material World'
How the exploration of the world's most precious materials led to a journey around the globe. Pat was joined on the show by Sky Economics Editor and Author Ed Conway on his new book Material World.

Plan to turn student housing in Sligo into refugee centre
Proposals to turn student accommodation into a refugee centre faces backlash from local TDs. For more on this Pat was joined on the show by Marc McSharry Independent TD for Sligo, Leitrim, North Roscommon & South Donegal.

Famers fears on the rise of food prices in the industry
Famers raise fears on the rise of food prices in the industry Speaking to Pat this morning with more on this was Lorcan Roche Kelly, Agri-business Editor of the Irish Farmers Journal.

A profile of Athlete Rhasidat Adeleke
Shane Hannon profiles athlete Rhasidat Adeleke who is, lighting the US colleges circuit up and consistently breaking records, a real Olympic prospect for Ireland next year and could well become one of our greats.

How to manage the latest hikes
With mortgage interest rate increases set to hit, mortgage expert Martina Hennessy gives her tips on how to manage the latest hikes.

The lack of representation for older women in the fashion and beauty industry
We take a look at the lack of inclusivity and representation for older women in the fashion and beauty industry with Cathy O'Connor stylist and broadcaster.

Former FBI Director James Comey on his debut novel
Former FBI Director James Comey speaks to Pat about his debut novel ‘Central Park West’.

Can AI help stop gambling addiction?
Can AI help stop gambling addiction? We discuss this with Emmet Ryan, Technology Correspondent with The Business Post.

Comedy duo Dirtbirds join us in studio
The Paddy Power Comedy Festival is back: Comedy duo Dirtbirds joined Pat in studio.

SUVs damaged in the name of climate change
Deflating tyres to slash emissions-SUVs damaged in the name of climate change in Churchtown. We get a reaction from Sadbh O'Neill Coordinator of Stop Climate Chaos Coalition and Lecturer in Climate and Energy Law at TU Dublin and also Conor Faughnan, Transport Consultant.

Gardening: Ash dieback disease
Ash trees are in full leaf at the moment which highlights the issue of Ash dieback disease on existing trees right across the country. Paraic Horkan brings us all the detail and answers listeners' gardening queries.

Tips on managing your hayfever
Don’t lose your reason this hay fever season: We talk tips to reduce symptoms with Ruth Marrow Respiratory Nurse Specialist at The Asthma Society of Ireland.

Donald Trump pleads not guilty to holding classified documents
Donald Trump pleads not guilty to holding classified documents. We get the latest on ‘The Donald’s’ legal woes with Terry Sheridan News Director at WSHU Public Radio.

Inside Hollywood: David Fincher
We profile the life and works of Underground favourite, Director David Fincher in Inside Hollywood with Lisa Cannon TV Host & Exec Producer ‘SPOTLIGHT’ .

Russian’s launch air attacks in response to Ukraine’s counteroffensive
We hear from Kyiv as the Russians launch air attacks in response to Ukraine’s counteroffensive. Speaking to Pat this morning was Kira Rudik Member of the Ukrainian parliament and leader of the political party Golos.