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The head of Roundtower Capital, a leading alternative funder of housebuilders, has claimed a âculture of silenceâ among developers over infrastructure bottlenecks. Developers refrain from criticising utility delays in housing developments for fears that they will be blacklisted, leading to further delays in generating housing. Ian Lawlor, Managing Director of Roundtower Capital joined Pat on the show this morning.
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Almost one year since taking over as Taoiseach, Simon Harris is now two months into his new role as TĂĄnaiste, along with two ministerial portfolios in Foreign Affairs & Trade and Defence. Both portfolios have not been quiet in his first two months and neither has domestic politics. Simon Harris, TĂĄnaiste, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Minister for Defence and Leader of Fine Gael, joined Pat Kenny on the show.
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If you have any little people in your life, it is not uncommon for them to pick up swear words.
Kids can often blurt out a curse or two.
But what if some of the words they have picked up are very offensive curse words.
Iseult White, Psychotherapist and Author joins The Pat Kenny Show to talk us through what we can do when our little ones pick up curse words.
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Maeve OâConnell, Fine Gael TD for Dublin Rathdown, Eoin Ă Broin Sinn FĂ©in TD Spokesperson on Housing and Lorcan Nyhan, Columnist with the Sunday Independent and Head of Training at the Communications Clinic, are on the Friday Forum.
From the DĂĄil speaking row and no-confidence motion in the Ceann Comhairle to the Government plan to allow developers invest less and borrow more, get all the best discussion from the weekâs stories here.
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A group of academics writing in the British Medical Journal has found that blanket smartphone bans do not prepare children for a healthy relationship with technology.
Professor James OâHiggins-Norman, is the Director of the DCU Anti-Bullying Centre and joins the Pat Kenny Show to discuss.
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Gareth Mullins joins The Pat Kenny Show to talk through us how to make Roast Striploin of Irish beef with hassle back potatoes and proper gravy ahead of Mother's Day.
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Shane Hannon from Off The Ball joins The Pat Kenny Show to go through all the weekendâs sporting action.
The Allianz League football final is set to take place between Mayo and Kerry, the clash of Cork and Tipperary in the Hurling final and Ireland plan to secure a Womenâs Six Nations.
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Donald Trump on Wednesday announced 25% tariffs on auto imports to the United States.
One country that will be particularly affected is Germany, which is the centre of the auto market in Europe.
But Ireland will soon be impacted by these tariffs, so what could that mean for the country.
Koen Verhelst of Politico and Economist Colm McCarthy join The Pat Kenny Show to discuss these fears further.
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From a Milka Chocolate crossover with Tuc Crackers to a pink lemonade flavoured Cadburyâs Dairy Milk, the appetite for unusual food combinations has exploded.
Reporter Simon Tierney has taken a deep dive into the treat cupboard of yore.
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Many forms of violent crime reduced last year but the number of incidents of shop theft rose by 6 per cent compared to 2023, according to the CSO
With this increase, the promise of 1000 extra garda in the Dublin City Taskforce report would be welcome to retailers, pubs and other industries in the city centre, But city centre businesses are still waiting on the report to be implemented.
Donal OâKeefe CEO of Licensed Vinters Association and Nikki Murran Director of retail at Excel Recruitment join The Pat Kenny Show to discuss the impact on Dublin businesses.
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Calls have been made by road safety campaigners for real-time drivers information to be made available to GardaĂ at checkpoints.
This would allow them to see driverâs disqualifications if stopped, as well as their driver number and insurance.
Mark OâMeara, President of the Garda Representative Association, joins The Pat Kenny Show to discuss.
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David Robert Grimes joins The Pat Kenny Show for our weekly disinformation awareness slot.
This week, the impact of vaccine hesitancy and disinformation on people.
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Southern Correspondent, Jamie O'Hara, joins The Pat Kenny Show to give us the latest in the missing Kerry farmer, Michael Gaine.
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EU crisis management commissioner, Hadja Lahbib, as part of the blocs wider 'preparedness strategy' is urging citizens to prepare 72-hour survival kits.
It comes with the backdrop of increased geopolitical tension and risk of environmental disasters.
So, should we be getting survival kits ready in our homes?
Shayne Phelan, survival instructor at Eagle Ridge Survival joins The Pat Kenny Show to discuss.
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Buddhism was founded 2 and a half thousand years ago in ancient India, but itâs only in recent years that Irish people have turned to the buddha in numbers.
So, what is an Irish Buddhist and what do they know that we donât?
Newstalkâs Sarah Madden reports.
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This week, Off The Ballâs Cameron Hill tells us the story of a Cork-born boxer, Jack McAuliffe, a World Lightweight Champion in the early 20th century, who was involved in one of the most controversial bouts in the sports' history.
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For many, working from home can become isolating; it is harder to strike a work-life balance, to build relationships with your colleagues and to have variety in your days.
Niamh Delmar, chartered registered counselling psychologist, joins The Pat Kenny Show to discuss such fallouts, and what can be done to better manage them.
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The Irish drugs gang known as 'The Family' had amassed considerable wealth and influence, before an Irish-Spanish operation dismantled its large hub in Spain and three of its leading figures were arrested in the Republic.
Ivan Yates is joined by Conor Lally, Security and Crime Editor with The Irish Times to go through all the latest in these arrests.
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You may be well aware of the divide between left and right in television media in the US, but what of radio?
You may be shocked to know it is a much less polarised medium and has still retained its audience.
The Pat Kenny Show is joined by Professor Emeritus Steven Reiner to go through the remarkable resilience of the medium.
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What is the story behind the expected vote of no-confidence against the Ceann Comhairle?
As the debate on speaking rights rages on, The Pat Kenny Show has People Before Profit TD for DĂșn Laoghaire, Richard Boyd-Barrett, to speak on the oppositionâs case.
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