Public Affairs

  • Brent Pope

    For rugby fans, RTÉ pundit Brent Pope has been part of the TV experience for years. He tells eolas about…

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  • Ageing and public policy

    Health policy must acknowledge the ageing population and the economic and social factors that affect people’s health throughout their lives…

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  • A regional overview

    Cork is the largest county, and Ireland’s second biggest city is continuing to attract a strong level of foreign direct…

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  • The place to be: Lord Mayor Terry Shannon

    Cork’s Lord Mayor Terry Shannon speaks to Meadhbh Monahan about his plans for the city and his thoughts on local…

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  • Still going strong: the Horslips

    Thirty years have passed since the Horslips introduced their unique brand of ‘Celtic rock’, but the band is still playing…

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  • Writing of age

    For 21 years the Rathmines Writers’ Workshop has been meeting every few weeks to give poets and prose writers a…

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  • Electing a new President

    As Mary McAleese prepares to leave office and a new election approaches, Peter Cheney reviews the history and purpose of…

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  • An Irish influence

    Irish-born Australian Senator Ursula Stephens talks to Meadhbh Monahan about how her Irish roots influence her politics. An emphasis on…

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  • Cathal Mac Coille

    Cathal Mac Coille’s voice is the one we hear interrogating politicians and public figures on Morning Ireland most days. Here,…

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  • Solidarity not isolation

    ICTU’s Macdara Doyle argues that Europe was wrong in thinking that the debt crisis was contained in peripheral countries and…

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