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In recent months a new force has emerged in the online world. Meet the 'Guinfluencerâ - Fans of the stout who review pints, comment on âdomageâ and âshtickâ among other characteristics the black beverage holds. With stout shortages over Christmas causing chaos in the UK, and âGâs being split like they are going out of fashion, it feels like what was once the everyman's stout has reached peak public hysteria. But now, whispers are growing louder that Diageo, the global drinks giant and owner of âThe Black Stuffâ, might be looking to sell off the legendary stout. Why now, and what does that mean for the future of the company and its St Jamesâs Gate brewery? Host; FionnĂĄn Sheahan, Guests; Donal OâDonovan and Turtle Bunbury
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Itâs 20 years since Ray Burke swapped the corridors of power for Arbour Hill prison. So how did the former justice minister end up on the wrong side of the law? We explore one of the biggest political scandals in the history of the state. Host: FionnĂĄn Sheahan | Guest: John Dowling
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A woman dubbed âThe GAA catfishâ is now the subject of an official police probe after the PSNI received a complaint alleging harassment. The infamous catfish, who is believed to be from Armagh, is believed to have deceived up to 40 people including a number of Ulster GAA players. Who is the GAA catfish, how did she trick so many county players, and why did they fall for it? Host: CiarĂĄn Dunbar Guests: Niamh Campbell & Kurtis Reid
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715,000 homes without power, record-breaking gusts of 183kmh and widespread serious damage to homes and property across the country â Storm Ăowyn has landed in Ireland. How long will the clean-up take?
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Host: Dave Hanratty Guests: Alan OâReilly & Mark Madigan
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Prince Harry is set to receive a reported 8 figure sum as part of a settlement with Rupert Murdoch's tabloid empire. This agreement also included a formal apology from News Group â but was it worth it and will the press leave the couple alone once and for all? Host: FionnĂĄn Sheehan Guest: Sophie Peachy
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A âsubversion of the Irish Constitutionâ is how new Taoiseach MicheĂĄl Martin described the chaotic scenes in the DĂĄil on Wednesday. What caused the embarrassing behaviour? Who was to blame? And is this a taste of what we can expect for the next five years in Irish politics?
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Host: Kevin Doyle Guests: Tabitha Monahan & Eoin OâMalley
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It's only been 48 hours but Donald Trump's second presidency is already taking on a very different hue to his first. So how will life in the US change under the returning president and what effect will his "golden age of America" have on Ireland and the world?
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Arise, Minister Michael Healy-Rae, who can also be proud of his brother Danny as he somehow technically finds himself on both sides of the new government. The sons of the late Jackie Healy-Rae are poised for a big political year, but how have they managed to endure so strongly? Host: FionnĂĄn Sheahan Guests: Mark Tighe and Jerry OâSullivan
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Conor McGregor boarded his private jet to Washington in time for the second inauguration of US president Donald Trump, with new legal concerns casting a shadow. With more legal writs than professional fights in his recent history, what does the future hold for the MMA fighter? Host: Tabitha Monahan Guests: Catherine Fegan, Shane Phelan and Luke Thomas
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When a 53-year-old French woman got scammed by a digital suitor claiming to be Brad Pitt, the consequences were as dramatic as a Hollywood film. The woman, known as âAnneâ, lost her life savings and ended up the subject of public mockery and abuse. So how did she fall for the imposter and what are the growing risks in looking for love online? Host: Ellen Coyne Guests: Catherine Field & Saoirse Hanley
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HMS Maidstone, an ex-Royal Navy Ship, was used in the early 1970s to hold internees. In January 1972, a group of IRA prisoners swam 270 meters through an ice-cold Belfast Lough in a bid to escape, greasing themselves in butter to squeeze out of the shipâs portholes. They then hijacked a double-decker bus before slipping across the border, humiliating the authorities.
Todayâs Indo Daily comes from our sister podcast âThe BelTelâ. CiarĂĄn Dunbar is joined by James Durney, author of âJailbreak: Great Irish Republican escapesâ.
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Depending on who you ask, Trump's impending inauguration is either a win for freedom or a threat to democracy itself. As the US president-elect gears up for his second turn in the Oval Office, we ask: what does it mean for Ireland and the world at large? Host: Tabitha Monahan | Guests: Richard Curran and Larry Donnelly
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As white smoke appears over Leinster House this week - who will be the ministers in the incoming government and what role might controversial Independent TD Michael Lowry have had in its formation? Host: Kevin Doyle | Host: FionnĂĄn Sheahan
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In December 2005, the O'Brien family set out for what was supposed to be a wonderful holiday to Florida. However, tragedy struck when 15-year-old Lynsey O'Brien fell from the ship's balcony. Her death would shatter the family's life as they knew it.
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Host: FionnĂĄn Sheahan Guest: Imelda OâBrien
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A fierce clash between GAA president Jarlath Burns and former Derry manager Rory Gallagher has led to the threat of legal action and a split in public opinion. Was Burns right to raise his concerns about Gallagherâs potential appointment to a new gig? Host: Kevin Doyle Guests: Colm Keys, FionnĂĄn Sheahan, and Tessa Fleming
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When Robert Holohan went missing in January 2005, the investigation into his disappearance became one of the largest in the history of the state. Volunteers travelled from across the country to help find the 11-year-old boy from Middleton but the truth behind his disappearance lay closer to home. Yesterday marked the 20th anniversary of the grim conclusion of that search and the beginning of a tragic story that would divide and devastate a community.
Host: Ellen Coyne | Guest: Ralph Riegel
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We are bringing Indo Daily listeners an episode from The Sunday World's excellent new food and lifestyle podcast 'Under the Grill' this weekend. In each episode Kevin Dundon and Caoimhe Young sit around the kitchen table with some of Irelandâs best loved personalities. Today Eurovision winner Niamh Kavanagh joins the team in the kitchen in this weekâs episode, in association with Philadelphia. The singer is a born entertainer and not only when it comes to music â making dinner for 20 to 30 people wouldnât knock a sparkle off her. The Dubliner chose bread & butter pudding for childhood dish on the already popular podcast series. Hosts: Kevin Dundon & Caoimhe Young Guest: Niamh Kavanagh
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Barely a fortnight into 2025 and we're already seeing what must surely be one of the most unlikely showdowns of the year, as Claudine Keane goes head to head with Sinn FĂ©in. She claims that prominent party figures are inciting online âhatredâ towards her family, as they attempt to reignite controversy around husband Robbie's short-lived stint at Maccabi Tel Aviv. Host: Kevin Doyle | Guest: Mark Tighe
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