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Diarmuid Gavin joins pat for this week's Garden stories.
He's here to discuss a first; the world's first designed garden -- 3000 years ago.
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The Little Museum of Dublin this morning reopens after a multi -million refurbishment and a brand new lift for accessibility.
Ranked as the number 1 ‘Thing To Do’ in Dublin and number 12 among Europe’s top 25 attractions on TripAdvisor.
NewsTalk got a sneak peak of the fully renovated museum as it returns to its stunning Georgian home on St. Stephen’s Green after a €4.3 million transformation.
Newstalk's Henry McKean reports
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Irish Author Melissa Hill joins Pat to discuss her latest book ‘Only in New York.’
Get all this brilliant conversation here.
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A Clinical trial published today has revealed a groundbreaking development for cancer treatment; that immunotherapy before surgery improves lung cancer survival.
After just two doses of immunotherapy, most patients had no residual cancer after surgery.
Professor Patrick Forde joins Pat to discuss his findings.
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In Solidarity with the Junior/Leaving Cert, we have Films about School for this weeks Inside Hollywood with Lisa Cannon.
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Driving Offences are up across the country, according to the Irish Independent.
The headline is a bit misleading because of a big spike in detections for driving without insurance.
Even so there has been a rise in motorists found guilty of driving offences across the country to almost 16,000 last year.
Conor Faughnan, Transport commentator joins Pat for our commuter slot.
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Minister of State for The Circular Economy, Alan Dillon joins Pat to discuss Ireland’s progress towards a circular economy on the day the epa identifies 115 risks to us from climate change.
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A clever hawk who learned how to use traffic light signals to help it to hunt, and the increasing rate of glacier melting, all on the Green Scene with Doctor Ruth Freeman, Director of Research for Society For Research Ireland
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A record-breaking number of 140,000 students will sit their junior cycle and leaving certificate exams today.
Pat is joined by Jen Hogan, journalist and Mother of seven, and Eric Neilligan, Assistant Principal St Munchins college.
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In 1948, Palestinians were subjected to what became known as the ‘Nakba’ – the violent displacement of Palestinians and dispossession of their lands and belongings.
Author Fintan Drury argues that what we are witnessing today is the second Nakba and joined Pat to discuss his new book ‘Catastrophe – Nakba II’.
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Android smartphone owners are being encouraged to take some “anti-theft” steps before their phone gets pinched.
And Jess Kelly answers all your tech questions.
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Police are expected to search the land where Christian Brueckner, the main suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, used to live.
Journalist Rob Hyde has been following this case and joined Pat with the latest updates.
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A term called “money dysmorphia” is a growing behavioural trend which refers to the disconnect between how people feel about their financial position, and their actual reality.
This can lead some people to overspend in the attempt of maintaining their appearance and lifestyle standards.
Nick Charalambous, Managing Director of Alpha Wealth, and financial expert himself joins us.
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A 45 year old man has been charged with a federal hate crime and state charges of attempted murder in Colorado after being accused of throwing molotov cocktails at demonstrators attending a march for Israeli hostages in Gaza.
We get the latest on this and more US news from Terry Sheridan, Senior Director of News at WSHU Public Radio.
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How often should you be cleaning your house? And just how can you get rid of those stubborn stains?
Joining Pat to answer these questions is Expert Cleaner and TikToker Ann Russell.
Get all your cleaning questions answered here.
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Blackrock Health has launched a new "what you knee-d to know" campaign to educate the public about knee replacement surgery, dispel common myths.
Dr Philip Brady, a leading consultant orthopedic surgeon at Blackrock Health, debunks all the myths surrounding knee surgery with Pat.
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A lone gunman caused panic in Carlow on Sunday evening. 22-year-old Evan Fitzgerald entered the Fairgreen Shopping Centre and fired multiple shots into the air, causing people to flee for their safety.
No civilians were killed, but one young girl was injured while fleeing.
Fitzgerald died by a self-inflicted gun wound at the scene.
Fine Fáil Councillor Andrea Dalton and News Reporter Sarah Burns join us to discuss the incident.
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Is the era of office attire officially a thing of the past? What started off with a casual Friday has now changed to many opting for tracksuits over pant suits.
Laura Jordan, Image and Brand Consultant Owner Of Style Savvy joins Pat to discuss the decline of office dress.
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Newstalk reporter Josh Crosbie examines emerging drug trends and whether Ireland is prepared for a rise in synthetic opioid use.
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At least 27 people have been killed while waiting at an aid distribution centre in Gaza. The Israeli Defence Forces say they opened fire after identifying “suspects” near the site.
It follows two other attacks yesterday and Sunday.
Gregg Carlstrom brings us the latest with analysis from Paul Rogers.
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