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Half of all Babies will not get vital RSV immunization warn pharmacists
Half of all Babies will not get vital RSV immunization warn pharmacists. We hear why with Half of all Babies will NOT get vital RSV immunization warn pharmacists.

A new direction for RTE, but will it fix the problems?
A new direction for RTE, but will it fix the problems? To discuss further was Sinn Fein TD and Chair of the Public Accounts Committee Brian Stanley.

Aer Lingus pilots begin work to rule
Hundreds of flights at risk as Aer Lingus pilots begin work to rule. We hear how travellers, travel agents and hotels will be effected. Anton spoke to Eoghan Corry Editor of Air and Travel Magazine and also Noel Cunningham Ambassador for Harvey’s Point Donegal.

How a mosquito release might help save endangered birds
How mosquito release might help save endangered birds. Dr Ruth Freeman Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland joined Anton to discuss on the week's Green Scene.All with thanks to AIB Ireland.

Are EVs as green as we think they are?
Are EVs as green as we think they are? And penalty point offences for dangerous tyres are not being enforced. We discuss with Conor Faughnan, Transport Consultant and President of the RIAC.

The transformative role of Neurologic Music Therapy
“When Words Fail, Music Speaks” so says Shane Cassidy a NEURO Music Therapist who is highlighting the transformative role of Neurologic Music Therapy in enhancing communication for individuals living with aphasia. Shane joined Anton in studio this morning to explain the role of Neurologic Music Therapy.

Industrial action by Aer Lingus pilots is underway
Industrial action by aer lingus pilots is underway. We went live to Dublin Airport with Newstalk Reporter Stephaine Rohan and also joining Anton was Clare Dunne CEO of the Irish Travel Agents Association to discuss how all this will affect travellers and customers alike.

Memes that have been reinvented by AI
This week, Killian Ginnity Digital Content Producer Newstalk takes a look at the memes that have been reinvented by AI and also we hear about the One Plus products coming on to the market.All with thanks to Viatel Technology Group

How to avoid ticket scams
Taylor Swift will grace the Irish stage in the Aviva on Friday but should you trust any ticket offers. To give us some advice was Sinead Ryan – Journalist with the Irish Independent and Presenter of the Home Show on Newstalk.

Barnardos launch campaign for kids against domestic violence and abuse.
Every day, thousands of children and young people across Ireland are impacted by domestic violence and abuse. At least 1 in 4 children Barnardos work with have lived experience of domestic violence and abuse.

Is Dublin city safe?
Following recent attacks on public transport, we ask, is Dublin safe? To discuss with Anton was Janet Horner Councillor for Dublin City Centre andKat O’ Connor Journalist with Her.ie .

What to do if you are due to fly with Aer Lingus?
We get the latest on the ongoing Aer Lingus dispute, is there any end in sight. Also we get advice if you are due to fly Aer Lingus in the coming days and weeks. Speaking to Anton this morning was Kieran Mulvey Former Director General of the Irish Workplace Relations Commission and Consultant with the International Labour Organisation and the European Union and also John Galligan Owner Galligan Travel Sandyford.

Julian Assange has been released from UK prison
Julian Assange has been released from UK prison we get all the details on this breaking news with Scott Lucas aProfessor and political analyst at the Clinton Institute, University College Dublin.

Mental Health facilities in Ireland are struggling to meet minimum standards
Mental Health facilities in Ireland are struggling to meet minimum standards, according to the latest Mental Health Commission Report 2023. To discuss the findings Anton spoke to Professor Jim Lucey Inspector of Mental Health Services.

Aer Lingus and IALPA agree to labour court talks
Aer Lingus and IALPA agree to labour court talks but what does this mean for passengers? We get an update from Mark Tighe the IALPA President.

Ask The Expert: On pensions
Our expert today was David Quinn who is Managing Director of Investwise Financial Planning and David gives some great advice on planning for your pension.

A look back on a busy weekend of sport
Huge GAA action with knockout hurling and surprising results in the football over the weekend but what about the Hungary Scotland game, the most dramatic game in the Euros so far! Cathal Mullaney from Off The Ball joined us.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rules out ending Gaza war
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rules out ending Gaza war. We get the latest from Fawaz Gerges Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

House buyers are paying 30K above asking price as house prices continue to rise
House prices in some cities rise 12pc in past year as supply constraints take toll. Anton was joined on the show by Karl Deeter Financial Advisor and Analyst to discuss further.

How to stay safe on holidays
We get all the tips and advice on staying safe this holiday with Pol O’Conghaile - Travel Editor, Irish Independent.

How are pharmacies coping with shortages of key medicines
Due to shortages of key medicines, pharmacists have been forced to dispense unlicensed products. The MD of Azure Pharmaceuticals Sandra Gannon joined us to explain.

Concerns are mounting around the misuse of Ozempic in Ireland
It's been called a game changer in the battle against obesity, but concerns are mounting around the misuse of Ozempic in Ireland. Are the thin using it to get even thinner and should we be worried about a blackmarket bikini body trade? Our reporter Sarah Madden looked into the concerns.

Should we be encouraging kids to be an influencer?
"When I grow up I want to be an influencer" but should we be encouraging kids to make it online? We discuss all with Tanya Sweeney Columnist, Irish Independent, Sue Murphy from Newstalk and also Dr Irene McCormick Senior Lecturer in Media Studies, SETU.

Aer Lingus row intensifies
Aer Lingus row intensifies as pilots and management engage in heated exchanges. We get the latest with Pat Leahy, Political Editor of the Irish Times and also Eoghan Corry Journalist and Travel Commentator.

Friday Food with Gareth Mullins
Today Gareth Mullins brings us a wonderful dessert to try this weekend. A summer berry pavlova perfect for a sunny weekend.

The first Irish person in space Norah Patten
Pat was joined on the show this morning by Dr. Norah Patten ad Aeronautical Engineer and who will be the first Irish person in space,

What should you disclose to someone buying your house?
What should you disclose to someone buying your house? The do and do nots of buying and selling a home and how to do proper due diligence as a buyer and what are you legally obliged to disclose as a vendor. All to discuss with Andrew Rafter, Director of Flynn Real Estate Agents .

An Irish ex-pat living in North Israel
We go live to Tel Aviv where an Irish ex-pat says Ireland is misunderstanding the war between Israel and Hamas. Speaking to Pat this morning was Dr. Daniel Briscoe an Irish ex-pat working as an Ophthalmologist In North Israel.

A look back on the stories of the week on our Friday Forum
Joining Pat in studio for the Friday Forum was Marian Harkin, Independent TD Pauline O’Reilly, Green Party Senator and also Philip Ryan Political Editor for the Irish Independent.

A solider walks free from court after unprovoked attack on a woman
A serving soldier who beat a woman unconscious in a random street attack, and boasted about it on social media, has walked free from court after being given a fully suspended sentence which the victim described as "not justice". To get the latest David Raleigh Freelance Journalist and for reaction Ivanna Youtchak Violence Against Women Coordinator, National Womens Council.

India’s catastrophic heatwave
Why an exam has sparked national outrage in India plus the heatwave that is taking over the country. Rahul Bedi Journalist in New Delhi in India brought us the details.

A look ahead to the busy weekend of sport
More Euros action, hurling knockouts and the Women’s PGA Championship. John Duggan looks ahead to the weekend sport.

Increases in solar power and where can we go from here
Nearly 300,000 homes could be powered by solar power as it increases by over 40%. Speaking to Pat this morning was Conall Bolger CEO of Irish Solar Energy Association.

Latest update on the upcoming Aer Lingus pilot strike
We have the latest update on the upcoming Aer Lingus pilot strike with travel expert Eoghan Corry.

Disinformation slot with David Robert Grimes
David Robert Grimes author and disinformation expert discusses Trump disinformation against China and when health care providers (doctors, pharmacists, and nurses) push supplements and health care products online.

How often should you wash your clothes?
How often should you wash your clothes? Pat asked Laura De Barra Author of Garment Goddess: How to buy, care for and increase the lifetime of your clothing.

Things to do this weekend
Eadoin Fitzmaurice, content creator brings us some great suggestions for things to do this weekend.

Some interesting facts about the Euros of the past
Cameron Hill, Digital Producer OTB brings us some interesting facts about the Euros of the past as the 2024 tournament gets underway.

Boxed With John Fardy features 'The Jinx'
John Fardy, Presenter of Screentime takes a look at 'The Jinx' in this week's 'Boxed'.

Meeting the gravediggers
The Irish funeral is known around the world for its unique mourning traditions and how we celebrate life. There are many roles involved in a ceremony, from the undertaker to the priest. But one person we rarely hear from is the grave digger. Our reporter, Josh Crosbie has been meeting with those who play the final role.

Neil Jordan chats to Pat about his new memoir, Amnesiac
Acclaimed screenwriter and director Neil Jordan chats to Pat about his new memoir, 'Amnesiac'.

Dublin Airport may be forced to breach its passenger cap
Dublin Airport may be forced to breach its passenger cap that’s according to CEO Kenny Jacobs who joined Pat this morning on the show.

Why is there so many colds, bugs and covid going around?
Why is there so many colds, bugs and covid going around and how can we tell if they are serious? And what to pack in your travel medicine bag. To tell us more was Dr Brendan O’Shea, GP, Asst Adjunct Professor TCD, Medical Director at K Doc.

Will Rishi Sunak lose his seat in the upcoming election?
Will Rishi Sunak be the first sitting Prime Minister to lose his seat in the upcoming election? It certainly looks likely. We get the latest from Enda Brady TRT World Presenter.

There has been a major crackdown on those arriving without passports r
There has been a major crackdown on those arriving without passports resulting in 100 prosecutions this year alone. We get the details from Aisling Moloney Political Correspondent with the Irish Daily Mail.

Tales behind the creation of some of the world’s most remarkable gardens
Diarmuid Gavin tells the tales behind the creation of some of the world’s most remarkable gardens.

How to lower the risk of car theft and break-ins
Anti-social behaviour becoming more prevalent on the Luas and how to lower the risk of car theft and break-ins. All to discuss with Conor Faughnan Transport Consultant.

Author Karin Slaughter on her new book ‘This Is Why We Lied’
Joining Pat today on the show best selling author Karin Slaughter. Karin chats about her new book 'This Is Why We Lied'.

Inside Hollywood: Best holiday movies
Dirty Dancing, Sideways and Before Sunrise - on Inside Hollywood we take a look at the best holiday movies with Dee Reddy Podcaster and Cultural commentator.

Eamon Ryan, Former Leader of the Green Party
A leadership contest is expected to get underway following the departure of Green party leader, Minister Eamon Ryan joined Pat in studio this morning.