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Joining Clare to preview the return of Dancing With the Stars was contestant and gymnast Rhys McClenaghan.
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This morning's ask the expert was Dr. Eleanor Galvin.
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Joining Clare this morning to discuss the process of giving up anonymity as a rape survivor was Paula Doyle and Ciara Mangan. Rachel Morrogh, Chief Executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre also joined the programme.
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Joining Clare with the latest weather updates was Alan O’Reilly, Carlow Weather.
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Joining Clare this morning ahead of Nollaig na mBan was musician Mary Coughlan.
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Joining Clare to recap the weekend papers is Jack Horgan Jones Political Correspondent with the Irish Times and Grainne Ni Aodha, news reporter.
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Brat Summer, the Oasis reunion and Taylor Swift at the Aviva 2024 was a huge year for music. It was also a great year for Irish Artists like Fontaines DC and Kneecap. Joining Emmet Oliver in for Anton was Pat Carty, freelance arts journalist. The Dublin Gospel Choir also joined them to sign off the Anton Savage show for 2024!
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From Paul Mescal as Gladiator to big blockbusters like Dune Part Two. 2024 was a big year for films, especially for the Irish in the industry. Joining Emmet Oliver for Anton to reflect on some of the notable Irish films, biggest blockbusters and best and worst films of 2024 was Deirdre Molumby, Film and TV Critic
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: 2024 was a stunning year for sport. Team Ireland picked up 7 medals in the Olympic Games in Paris including 4 golds. There was also the Euros and Claire and Armagh winning all-Ireland finals Joining Emmet Oliver in for Anton to reflect on the best sporting moments of the year was Kieran Cunningham, Chief Sportswriter at the Irish Daily Star.
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As we wind down 2024 Emmet Oliver in for Anton was joined by panellists to discuss the biggest stories of the year. To the general election, referendums and the election of Donald Trump. Joining Emmet was Jon Ihle, Deputy Business Editor with the Sunday Times Ireland, Joan Mulvihill, artist and Digitalisation Lead at Siemens and Colm O'Gorman, Human rights campaigner and Irish Examiner columnist.
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For this week's edition of in conversation, Emmet Oliver chatted to Mark Fennell Author and life coach to discuss how we have a prosperous and wholesome 2025 for ourselves and achieve fitness, career and life goals.
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As the new year is around the corner many will be making resolutions with some likely wishing they could shift some pounds in the new year. But are resolutions when it comes to weight loss and health goals logical? To answer this and some of listeners diet questions, Emmet Oliver was joined by Dietician Sarah Keogh
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From restaurants serving festive feasts to retail stores managing the rush of last-minute shoppers, the Christmas season is a critical time for the hospitality and retail sectors. But did it deliver the boost they were counting on? Joining Emmet Oliver for Anton was Jean McCabe, CEO of Retail Excellence Ireland and Adrian Cummins from the Restaurant Association of Ireland….
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Joining Emmet in for Anton to reflect on the news have a look through the papers of the day and discuss ‘What is going on’ was Hugh O’Connell, Political Editor with The Sunday Times Ireland and Aisling O’Rourke, Podcaster and media lecturer.
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Price watch has been the guiding light to consumers on where and how to spend their money for many years. Earlier this year, we hit a milestone, as the column turned 20. The brains behind the column, Consumer Affairs Correspondent for The Irish Times Conor Pope joined Emmet to reflect on its history and what he has learned in all his years doing the column.
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Sean Defoe sits down with actor and playwright, Emmet Kirwan ahead of the run of his new show Accents.
Accents is showing at The Ambassador Theatre, in Dublin on 16,17,18 January and across the country into 2025.
Hit ‘Listen’ to get more of this brilliant conversation on all things accents and hear all about his new show.
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Sean Defoe is joined by award winning Chef, TV Host, author and now podcaster, Mark Moriarty, to get the best tips and tricks for that Christmas dinner.
Hit ‘Listen’ to get the best ideas on how to spice up that Christmas dinner.
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Sean Defoe is joined by Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics at the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University, and Ivan Yates, broadcaster and former Fine Gael minister to look back on the year in Irish politics.
From referenda to budget, and even a general election thrown in there too, it was a huge year in Irish politics.
Hit ‘Listen’ to hear more of this brilliant analysis of the year in Irish politics.
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Sean Defoe sits down with Larry Donnelly, Law Lecturer at University of Galway and Columnist with The Journal; political commentator, Ursula Savage; and author & journalist, Aoife Barry to take a look at the Sunday Papers.
A Sinn Féin reshuffle in discussion and doing more business with Donald Trump among the headlines today.
Hit ‘Listen’ to get all the biggest news stories from the week.
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Tom sits down with Don Conroy, one of Ireland’s favourite artists, presenters and all-round legend.
Don’s new book, Drawn to Nature, is just out and is a perfect stocking filler for Christmas.
Hit ‘Listen’ to get this great conversation.
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