Best Loss Of Lieutenant Podcasts (2025)

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Episode 152 - Pimp My List - BCB 2025 - Part 2 3:12:48

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*We had some audio technical issues for this episode apologies! We have since discovered the cause and have fixed it for future episodes* Join the crew and special guest Infinity the Dante! as they take your lists and Pimp them out for your viewing pleasure. Thanks for Watching! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LossofLieutenant Patreon: https://w…

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Our Friday Forum on the news stories of the week 25:10

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Joining Pat this morning for our Friday Forum were Thomas Byrne, Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade with special responsibility for European Affairs and at the Department of Defence and TD for Meath East, Kathleen Funchion, Sinn Féin MEP for Ireland South and also Jack Horgan-Jones, …

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Weight loss jab shortage as users stockpile 8:46

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There is a rush to stockpile months worth of Mounjaro as panic grows over its soaring cost. Lilly who manufactures the jab, told its two British wholesalers to temporarily stop taking orders amid 'unprecedented demand' for the medication. We discuss further with Enda Brady TRT World Presenter.

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Friday Food with Gareth Mullins 7:35

5h ago7:35

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Gareth Mullins talks through family favourite back to school dishes. The first one is Pork sausages, creamy mash, onion and mustard Gravy and the second is One pan Hake with tomato, red pepper, olives and potato.

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A new species of dinosaur has been discovered! 8:20

4h ago8:20

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A new species of dinosaur has been discovered on Isle of Wight. The fossils are 125 million years old. The species has been named after sailor Ellen MacArthur due to the prominent sail along its back. MacArthur set a world record in 2005 for completing the fastest solo non-stop sailing voyage around the world. Maria McNamara, Professor of Paleontol…

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A withdrawal of peacekeepers from Lebanon in 2027 13:24

4h ago13:24

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The UN security council has voted to terminate the UNIFIL peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon. The operation in which Irish peacekeepers have been involved with for decades, will end in 2027. All to discuss with Cathal Berry, Former TD and Former Member of the Defence Forces.

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Get festival ready this weekend ! 10:43

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Electric Picnic in Stradbally is on this weekend, with 80,000 people attending the festival. The weekend is jampacked with artists, DJ tents, and food trucks. from Chappell Roan, Hozier to Kneecap, there are plenty of artists to see. We heard from Mikie O'Loughlin, Showbiz Editor for RSVP about what to look forward to this weekend. Also Henry McKea…

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How much can you political opinion change? 12:35

5h ago12:35

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Yaniv Korman grew up in Israel, but now lives in the UK where he has access to multiple perspectives of media. Living out outside of Israel has shaped his opinion entirely. Yaniv Korman landscape designer and heritage researcher joined Pat this morning to discuss this further.

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Is university the first point of call for every student? 15:11

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Is university the first point of call for every student? Maybe it's a plc course or even an apprenticeship. Speaking to Pat was two people to tell us more about those options are Paddy Kavanagh, General Secretary of Connect and Ayebatari Anthony, who recently graduated from Stillorgan College of Further Education.…

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How concerned should the public be about listeria? 14:48

8h ago14:48

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Earlier this week a batch of ricotta and buffalo cheeses were recalled by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland. And this hasn’t been the first outbreak of listeriosis in Ireland this Summer. But how concerned should the public actually be? Our chief reporter Barry Whyte has been finding out…

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Job seekers at risk amid surge in CV-writing scams 6:25

4h ago6:25

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Job seekers at risk amid surge in CV-writing scams, warns LinkedIn. The professional networking site revealed over a third of job scams reported on the platform globally now involve offers to write or improve CVs. We discuss this further with Donal O'Donoghue Managing Director Sanderson Recruitment.

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Boxed With John Fardy: Hostage 8:26

5h ago8:26

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This week on Boxed, John Fardy reviews 'Hostage' which is showing on Netflix.

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‘Under Their Roof’ living with Fred and Rose West 10:48

5h ago10:48

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In November 1977, Kathleen Richards, with her sister Deirdre and baby nephew, arrived to 25 Cromwell St, the home of Fred and Rose West. Looking to rent a room from the couple perceived by locals to be ‘nice people’. Kathleen has, for the first time, documented her story of her time there, along with her childhood in Dublin and England, and her lif…

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School secretaries and caretakers protest out the Dail today 8:35

18h ago8:35

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School secretaries and caretakers marched on the streets to the Dáil this morning. This march comes as school secretaries and caretakers have begun indefinite strike action. Our reporter Josh Crosbie was there to talk to secretaries and caretakers this morning.

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The demographic time bomb! 11:43

4h ago11:43

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The demographic time bomb. Does Trump have the solution? People are having fewer babies: Is the end of our species nigh. Professor Luke O’Neill tells us more.

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Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General of the Defence Forces 20:38

5h ago20:38

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Rossa Mulcahy, Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General of the Defence Forces was appointed his role on 1st june. taking this position, Lieutenant Mulcahy faces multiple issues. Firstly, Irish peacekeepers must wait to find out the future of the Lebanon peace mission as a un vote will take place later this week. Also, the Defence forces face recruitment …

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The countdown for the Áras race continues 7:04

4h ago7:04

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As the countdown for the Áras race continues, Fianna Fáil are edging closer to announcing their nominee. While former Dublin GAA manager Jim Gavin remains to be a strong favourite, another candidate by the name of Louise Richardson has now entered the fore. So who will Michael Martin’s party choose to run? All to discuss with Ireland Editor with Th…

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Just what is the Second Hand September campaign? 6:24

5h ago6:24

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Second Hand September is an annual campaign, primarily by Oxfam Ireland, that encourages people to refuse to buy new clothes for the entire month of September and instead choose to buy and wear second-hand items. We hear all about it with Sustainability Journalist Jo Linehan.

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Dermatology questions answered with Professor Caitriona Ryan 10:43

4h ago10:43

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Consultant Dermatologist Professor Caitriona Ryan joined Pat in studio this morning to answer listener's skin related questions.

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Guidance Counsellor Brian Mooney advises on CAO choices 17:33

4h ago17:33

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Following a reduction in grade inflation in leaving cert results, the CAO was released yesterday. Guidance Counsellor and Columnist with the Irish Times Brian Mooney joins to provide CAO advice.

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Gardening stories with Diarmuid Gavin 10:01

24h ago10:01

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Picture the walled gardens of a great estate, dew still clinging to the glass panes of the hothouse. Inside there is warmth, a breath of tropics coaxed into an Waterford dawn. Diarmuid Gavin, award winning garden designer tell us about a Downton Abbey moment in fruit.

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How rape is depicted on screen reinforcing myths around sexual violence? 12:31

1d ago12:31

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According to CSO statistics from 2023 four in ten adults report experiencing sexual violence in their lifetime, clearly it is an issue that needs to continue to be highlighted. But is how rape is depicted on tv and in movies reinforcing myths around sexual violence? Pat discusses this further with Rachel Murrough Chief Executive Dublin Rape Crisis …

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How children leaving the home can effect parents. 6:39

1d ago6:39

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As students all across the country are set move away for college, what impact does it have on their parents? Children leaving the household brings unexpected challenges for parents. Stephanie Regan looks at how children leaving the home can effect parents.

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70% of businesses in Ireland are vulnerable to AI powered cybercrime 8:43

1d ago8:43

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AI has significantly increased the cybercrime risk to all businesses. Smarttech247 have estimated that over 70% of businesses in Ireland are vulnerable to AI powered cybercrime. We discussed this further with Raluca Saceanu CEO of cybersecurity firm Smarttech247.

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Inside Hollywood: The iconic Gone With The Wind 10:45

1d ago10:45

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This week on Inside Hollywood, we take a look at one of most iconic films in cinematic history .Gone with the Wind. Lisa Cannon, TV Host and Head of Studio at DMG Media tell us all about the stars and the making of this treasured movie.

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Green Scene: A new superfood for bees 8:52

1d ago8:52

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This week on the Green Scene, how the horseshoe crab is breaking free from the pharma industry, and a new superfood for bees. All to chat about with Dr Ruth Freeman Director of Research for Society For Research Ireland. All with thanks to Repak.

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Growing demand for the European Union to act against Israel 19:23

1d ago19:23

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There is growing demand for the European Union to act against Israel since the latest attack on a Gaza hospital. For more on this Pat was joined on the show by Naomi O’Leary, Irish Times Europe Correspondent and also Paul Rodgers, Professor Emeritus of Peace Studies at Bradford University.

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More councils are pausing the Tenant-In-Situ Scheme 9:56

1d ago9:56

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Local authorities are continuing to pause the Tenant-in-Situ Scheme. the scheme allows councils to buy property from landlords when a tenant is at risk of homelessness. However, because of a lack of funding, councils are being forced to pause the scheme. What does this mean for people facing eviction? Pat discusses this further with Mary Conway, Ch…

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The return of the school traffic on our roads 9:51

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This week on the commuter slot with Conor Faughnan, he discusses the return of the school traffic and the concern about age profile of road deaths with 30% under 30 years old.

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The race to the Áras continues 10:45

1d ago10:45

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Independent candidate Nick Delahanty launched his presidential bid yesterday, claiming if he gets on the ballot he won’t come last. Fianna Fail still haven’t put a candidate forward, Jim Gavin in the frame for them but does he want it? Billy Kelleher won’t rule himself out of the race to the Áras continues. Sean Defoe, Host of the 'Let Me Explain' …

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Travel with Pól: The beauty of West Cork 10:09

3d ago10:09

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From its wild peninsulas to its wonderful food, West Cork can be a wildly beautiful destination. Beyond the likes of Kinsale and Clonakilty, however, why does so much of it still feel like a secret? Pól Ó Conghaile, Irish Independent travel editor, is just back. All with thanks to Ryanair.

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Back to school tech guide 9:36

2d ago9:36

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As pupils all across the country return to school and university, Jess Kelly is here to provide a list of gadgets for back to school. So whether its a reliable laptop bag, a subscription for Grammrly or even just a wireless mouse Jess gives us the best gadgets for returning back to school.

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VHI have announced an average price release of 3% 9:32

2d ago9:32

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VHI have announced an average price release of 3% from 1st October 2025. The increase follows as the cost of delivering healthcare also continues to rise. What does this mean for customers and how can they shop around for the best deal. Speaking to Pat this morning was Dermot Goode from Health Insurance Ireland.…

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The mass abduction of Ukrainian children into Russia 23:47

2d ago23:47

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‘This is likely the largest child abduction since world war two comparable to the Germanification of Polish children by the Nazis.’ This is what Nathaniel Raymond Nathaniel Raymond, Executive Director, Humanitarian Research Lab Yale has to say about the mass abduction of Ukrainian children into Russia. Pat discussed the ongoing war with Nathaniel a…

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What to do when your dog is in heat? 7:07

2d ago7:07

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There comes a time in every dog’s life when a walk in the park doesn’t cut it anymore and the dog only wants one thing to do – get pregnant or more commonly known as entering heat! Now anyone who has a dog know the trials and tribulations when a female dog enters heat, so what should when your dog is in heat and what can you expect during it? For a…

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CIF are expected to meet with the government today 20:15

2d ago20:15

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Construction Industry Federation are expected to meet with the government today. They are urging the government to prioritise funding in water and electricity infrastructure in Budget 2026. Speaking to Pat this morning was Conor O’Connell, Director of Housing and Planning at the Construction Industry Federation.…

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What are neobanks? 7:31

2d ago7:31

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As traditional banks consolidate their market share, digital-first global players, known as neobanks, are taking over the Irish market. neobanks are said to provide more accessible, more innovative and faster financial services. But what are neobanks, and why are they gaining more popularity? All to discuss with Robert Whelan, Managing Director of …

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UCC aims to make health research more inclusive 10:22

2d ago10:22

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A new campaign at UCC aims to make health research more inclusive, to include under-served groups like women, ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ individuals, older adults, and people with disabilities. Pat hears about it with Frances Shiely, Director of Education and a Professor in patient focused research at the HRB Clinical Research Facility at UCC and a …

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The rise of the independent coffee shops 11:09

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It's twenty years since Starbucks arrived here in Ireland, sounding the death knell for local coffee shops nationwide. But just when we thought every corner cafe was done for, the independent coffee shops began to rise and rise. Newstalk’s Sarah Madden went on a coffee crawl around the capital to find out:…

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No shows for driving tests increasing! 9:46

2d ago9:46

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The average waiting time for the driving test has hit its 10-week target but in some centres the waiting time is still higher and the number of no-shows for the test is increasing. All to discuss with Geraldine Herbert, Motoring Editor and Columnist for the Sunday Independent,

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Ask The Expert: Lucy Wolfe sleep consultant 10:49

3d ago10:49

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If you’re exhausted and having trouble getting your child to bed, then you might be desperate for a solution. A simple Google search will turn up hundreds of sleep gimmicks, but how do you know what will actually be effective? All to chat with our expert this morning Lucy Wolfe sleep consultant and author.…

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The new aviation service, operated by Bristow Ireland 10:53

3d ago10:53

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The new aviation service, operated by Bristow Ireland under a 10-year contract and includes six purpose-built AW189 helicopters based at Sligo, Waterford, Dublin, and Shannon. The Coast Guard will also deploy a 24-hour fixed wing service, provided by two Beechcraft B200 King Air aircraft, also based at Shannon. All to discuss with Kevin Byrne Kevin…

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The defective concrete block grant scheme and costings to homeowners 14:12

3d ago14:12

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Houses are crumbling due to the presence of pyrite or mica in concrete blocks from certain quarries. The Defective Concrete Block Grant Scheme is meant to help homeowners repair or rebuild, but only 7% of the nearly 2,900 applicants have had their homes fixed since the scheme began in 2020. To discuss this further Pat was joined on the show by Foun…

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All the news updates stateside 22:54

3d ago22:54

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After weeks of political pressure over Donald Trump’s relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein, the US Justice department has released a transcript of an interview with Ghislaine Maxwell. We discuss this and more with Terry Sheridan, Senior Director of News Public Radio and also Greg Swenson, Chair of Republicans Overseas UK and Ire…

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A look back on the weekend of sport 5:48

3d ago5:48

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The weekend was packed full of action, It was a successful opening game for Ireland in the women’s rugby world cup. Co-captain Edel McMahon's return from injury helped with Ireland's impressive 42-14 win against Japan. As the Premier League continues, Everton fans enjoyed a first win in their brand-new stadium with the help of former man city star …

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A call for the reopening of the Young Farmers Scheme 9:45

3d ago9:45

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Many young farmers are feeling forgotten as the IFA and the ICMSA call for the reopening of the long established Young Farmers Scheme. To discuss this with Pat was Dennis Drennan, President of the ICMSA.

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Caretakers and secretaries are set to begin an indefinite strike 11:41

3d ago11:41

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Some small primary schools could remain closed from Thursday this week as caretakers and secretaries are set to begin an indefinite strike for parity in public sector pensions and employment conditions. Andy Pike, Head of Education at Fórsa

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Barry Ward to meet Zelensky in Kyiv 11:22

3d ago11:22

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Volodymyr Zelensky has vowed to “to push Russia to peace” as Kyiv marked its Independence Day yesterday. Barry Ward, FG TD and Chair of EU Affairs Committee is currently in Kyiv at the invitation of Verhova Rada, the speaker of the parliament, he is due to meet president Zelensky later today. Barry Ward spoke to Pat ahead of this meeting.…

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The Friday Forum look back on the new stories of the week 22:18

6d ago22:18

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Gary Gannon, Social Democrats TD and Spokesperson for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Tabitha Monahan, Political reporter for Irish Independent and Presenter on The Indo Daily Podcast and Neale Richmond, Minister of State for International Development and Diaspora all joined Pat for this week's Friday Forum.…

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65,000 students got their Leaving Cert results 9:39

6d ago9:39

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Today over 65,000 students got their Leaving Cert Result. Henry McKean visited St Mary's Girls Secondary School Baldoyle Dublin as students got their results.