Sunday 26 June, 2022
Where is the EU leading us on climate and common defence?
On this week’s episode, former army officer Tom Clonan talks to Michelle Hennessy about how the European Union’s defence strategy is evolving.
A majority of Irish people are pessimistic about the healthcare service, so what needs to change?
Are tools such as pre-bunking, strong legislation and public literacy enough to halt disinformation?
We speak to Mike Allen from Focus Ireland to find out more.
Most people want to speak and hear the language, so whose responsibility is it to help it grow?
The new digital age has major implications not just for Ireland’s economy, but for climate policy, privacy rights and more.
How far are Irish women from equality, and what is standing in their way?
Our columnist Larry Donnelly talks to Michelle Hennessy about gun laws in the USA this week on the podcast.
Brexit continues to complicate matters in Ireland. Can we overcome it?
It’s the issue of our time, and we almost certainly aren’t doing enough.
Are the EU’s policies towards migration helping those in need – or just the EU?
Listen to hear travel editor Eoghan Corry explain what’s been causing the recent chaos.
Ireland is playing a bigger role in international space exploration than you might think.
Frequent, local and affordable: how to make public transport work.
Unsure what Sláintecare is? Listen in to hear Liam Doran explain to presenter Michelle Hennessy.
The housing crisis is perhaps the most severe problem facing Ireland today. Is there any end in sight?
The Good Information Podcast looks at the evolving relationship between Ireland, the EU and China.
Covid transformed Ireland’s working culture. The Good Information Podcast can tell you what that means for you.
Catch up with all of the in-depth, original reporting from The Good Information Project.
What conditions must be met before a United Ireland comes about?
Listen to find out some of the surprising reasons why.
Listen in to be brought up to speed about the weekend’s seismic election result.
The Good Information Project has been looking at the fight against misinfo and disinfo, and this week on the podcast we’re taking a look at how factchecking and how it works.
Listen to hear what reporter Céimin Burke saw while reporting from the Polish-Ukrainian border last week.
There were lots of exciting young players discussed on The42 Rugby Weekly Extra podcast today.
Listen to hear what Dr Raymond Flynn of Queen’s University Belfast has to say about the topic.
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Listen to expert Professor Ray Murphy of the Irish Centre for Human Rights at NUI Galway explain.
Gavin Cooney, David Sneyd, Shane Keegan and Emma Duffy — in Sweden — gather round to look back at Ireland’s outstanding – no, outbelievable – away draw.
Emma Duffy, in Sweden, joins Gavin Cooney, David Sneyd and Shane Keegan.
The latest episode of Rugby Weekly Extra for members of The42 discussed the news that Graham Rowntree is set to be confirmed as Munster’s new head coach.
The online funnyman joined our regular panel for the final podcast of the series, in partnership with Guinness.
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Listen here for a discussion on how interest sa Ghaeilge is flourishing, and how the State can harness that.
Listen in to hear how the census works, and why it’s important.
On the latest episode of the Football Family podcast, we discuss the winners and loses from this international break for the Republic of Ireland.
Gavin Cooney, David Sneyd and Shane Keegan reflect on an eventful 2-2 draw and look ahead to Lithuania tonight.
On this week’s episode, in partnership with Guinness, Ireland’s Eimear Considine makes a welcome return – and she’s joined by her international team-mate Hannah O’Connor.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused disruptions to global wheat supplies, which in turn has caused prices to surge. Russia also produces a significant proportion of the key ingredients in fertilisers.
