Episodi
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Ireland’s fascination with death is undeniable, from packed funeral homes to the daily ritual of checking death notices. With RIP.ie introducing a charge, new platforms are emerging, and a TD has even proposed a government-run death notice website. Why are we so obsessed with death—is it a cultural quirk or a reflection of how we view life, community, and legacy?
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An article in the Independent reveals concerns about a potential mass exodus from the Gardaí, with 152 members leaving last year. GRA President Mark O'Meara has called for more frontline resources, citing assaults on officers, but others suggest the issue lies in restrictions on their use of force. Do you think the Gardaí are too limited in addressing anti-social behavior, or are these restrictions justified?
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Meta, formerly Facebook, plans to roll back some LGBTQ+ protections in its hate speech policy, sparking concerns about balancing free expression and safeguarding vulnerable groups. Meanwhile, Ireland is set to implement a new hate speech bill this year, raising similar debates about free speech. The bill aims to update existing laws and has stirred public discussion.
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What do you and your partner argue about?
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Niall Boylan chats to Taylor Perkins aka Mr. Cult Daddy
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Are women choosing having a career over having a family?
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Is Ireland losing its religion?
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Listener dilemma:
Dear Niall,
I’m in a tough spot and need advice. My husband and I agreed on having kids when we married, but my feelings have changed. I’ve built a fulfilling life and no longer want children, which has devastated him. Now, he’s questioning our future together.
Can such a fundamental difference be reconciled, or is it a dealbreaker?
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Siobhan O Connor will join us over the coming weeks, to guide our listeners through Dry January with expert coaching.
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New year, trying to break old habits?
Do you think you are a responsible drinker can people be?!
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Niall Boylan hears your thoughts.
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Niall Boylan hears your thoughts.
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Niall Boylan hear your thoughts
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Listener dilemma:
Joanne's sister-in-law hosts Christmas dinner every year for 16 people, and this year, she’s asking the 9 adults to pay €30 each. While she understands Christmas is expensive, she and her husband are well-off, and she insists on hosting without letting anyone else help. Joanne's husband thinks she should pay to “keep the peace,” but she feels it’s rude to ask for money after making such a big deal about hosting.
Is she being unreasonable, or should she just pay?
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Niall Boylan hears your thoughts.
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Niall hears your thoughts on buying counterfeit goods.
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