Podcasts about Eoghan Murphy

While we wait to resume the rest of this series of Magnified after the festive break we thought we'd give you the chance to listen back to a collection of some of Matt's favourite interviews so far. Happy Christmas and a wonderful new year from Magnified HQ.Eoghan Murphy, the former Fine Gael Housing Minister, has recently published a memoir titled "Running From Office: Confessions of Ambition and Failure in Politics". The book, provides an unflinching insight into his time in office, detailing the personal and political challenges he faced.Murphy's memoir is described as brutally honest and sometimes harrowing, yet surprisingly funny, offering a deeply personal view of the life of a modern politician12. It covers his tenure as Ireland's Minister for Housing, a role marked by significant criticism and controversyIn this episode Eoghan joins Matt to discuss the book, his turbulent time in politics and the impact it's had on his life since.Anthony Scaramucci is an American financier but he best known for the time he briefly served as the White House Director of Communications from July 21 to July 31, 2017 before being dismissed by President Donald Trump. Scaramucci has also been critical of Trump in the media and voiced support for Joe Biden in the 2020 and 2024 election and is a huge advocate for bitcoin. In this episode of Magnified Matt spoke to Anthony in front of a live audience about his short but eventful time in Trump's White House and why he is such cheerleader for crypto.This series is brought to you by Close Brothers Motor Finance.

When Eoghan Murphy became minister for housing, he wanted to change everything. He wanted to declare housing an emergency. He wanted a constitutional right to housing. He got neither as the conservative elements won out. Instead he became the face of the housing crisis, the minister for homelessness. On a Free State Weekend Special, Eoghan Murphy talks to Dion about failure and dealing with pressure. He breaks down as he remembers the darkest moment when politics turned him into someone he didn't want to be. Dion asks him about his recent book event at the Irish embassy in London with Ryan Tubridy. Murphy also remembers an encounter with Joe Brolly in O'Donoghue's pub but his version has one key difference to Joe's.Free State with Joe Brolly and Dion Fanning is a Gold Hat Production in association with SwanMcG.For more on Free State: https://freestatepodcast.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hugh talks to former Minister for Housing and Fine Gael TD for Dublin Bay South Eoghan Murphy, whose recent memoir Running From Office explores how his once-promising political career went off the rails, how he struggled to get to grips with the housing crisis and what being a member of a cabinet and of Fine Gael looks like from the inside. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eoghan Murphy, the former Fine Gael Housing Minister, has recently published a memoir titled "Running From Office: Confessions of Ambition and Failure in Politics". The book, provides an unflinching insight into his time in office, detailing the personal and political challenges he faced.Murphy's memoir is described as brutally honest and sometimes harrowing, yet surprisingly funny, offering a deeply personal view of the life of a modern politician12. It covers his tenure as Ireland's Minister for Housing, a role marked by significant criticism and controversyIn this week's episode Eoghan joins Matt to discuss the book, his turbulent time in politics and the impact it's had on his life since. This series is brought to you by Close Brothers Motor Finance.

Today's panelists are Jack Horgan-Jones and Jennifer Bray, who join Hugh Linehan to discuss:Housing is the issue of the campaign so far - we recap how the debate has evolvedMary Lou McDonald spoke about how Sinn Féin is unfairly questioned about the past. Does she have a point? Former Fine Gael Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy's frank account of how his party 'didn't make housing a priority' could be one of the talking points of this campaign. The gloves are off between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael. Could their increasingly bad-tempered debates turn off voters? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eoghan Murphy was Ireland's housing minister between 2017 and 2020. He faced the most difficult challenge in government at the time, the challenge of rapidly growing homeless numbers, a dormant construction industry, and rising rents. His departure from cabinet was soon followed by his full exit from politics in 2021. He has spent the time since writing his memoirs. Running From Office: Confessions of Ambition and Failure in Politics is his account of that time, and the period after his entry to politics at the 2009 local elections. In this episode, we get to know the real “Murph” (the nickname bestowed on him on Callan's Kicks, the RTÉ satirical radio show). His time in politics was woven among many personal challenges, including his relationships with others and his mental health. Follow us on social media: www.instagram.com/nextroundpod www.tiktok.com/@nextroundpod www.twitter.com/@nextround_pod Dale McDermott http://linktr.ee/dalemcdermott David W. Higgins https://linktr.ee/higginsdavidw WATCH & LISTEN TO THE PODCAST YouTube www.youtube.com/@nextroundpod Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/0hz9Bub1DuatD6lC6fWMiM Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/next-round/id1739658716 Amazon https://music.amazon.ca/podcasts/5b7d4187-ee8c-4494-bbf9-f6e5465d1ee9/next-round Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There was a period when Eoghan Murphy was possibly the most controversial man in Irish politics. For someone so early in their career and with such a high profile, his retirement in 2021 came as a massive shock. But only those close to him knew how much of a toll the previous few years had taken on him. His new book, Running from Office: Confessions of Ambition and Failure in Politics, looks at a short and divisive political career and the emotional scars he bore as a housing minister. Host; Fionnán Sheahan, Guest; Eoghan MurphySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

‘Running from Office: Confessions of Ambition and Failure in Politics' is a new book by Eoghan Murphy, who served as Minister for Housing in 2017 – 2020.The book is Eoghan's honest account on his rise into politics and eventual departure after resignation, and he joins Kieran for this week's Thursday Interview to discuss.

Eoghan Murphy, former Fine Gael TD and Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government

Eoghan Murphy was Minister for Housing from 2017 to 2020 and it was a tenure that received widespread criticism as homeless figures continued to rise and the housing crisis worsened.He has released his book “Running from Office: Confessions of Ambition and Failure in Politics” about his time in government and on Thursday, he joined Matt on The Last Word to discuss it.Hit the ‘Play' button on this page to hear the conversation.

Send your thoughts, feelings, opinions and suggestions to 0892096423!Carl and I are back with your regularly scheduled programming! We discuss the last couple of weeks' news including Sinn Fein's plans for housing, Eoghan Murphy's return to the public eye, Gaza, the American election, the ambulance service and Australia's Raygun.To support the podcast and access bonus episodes join our community on Patreon.Get tickets for my live show featuring Marian Keyes here!If you're struggling with your mental health right now, you're not alone. Visit Mental Health Ireland to get support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broadcasting live from Carrick-on-Shannon for our roadshow ‘Open for Business', Bobby is joined by Eoghan Murphy, Managing Editor of Shannonside Northern Sound news & business owner, Sharon Gartland to go through the main business stories of the day.

In today's episode of Shattered Lives, Mick and guest host Eoghan Murphy discuss the death of murder suspect Ian Bailey. We examine his three decades in the spotlight – and ask what is next in the murder probe? We also discuss the bizarre case of a garda who is facing a GSOC disciplinary probe and possible dismissal after he rushed to an armed incident in a squad car. And we mention the discharging from hospital of crèche hero Leanne Flynn Keogh, as well as the troubling case of the bomb in a Dublin homeless shelter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Irish electrical system has had 2 amber alerts in the last week; a day after the release of an FF report saying supporting Eoghan Murphy did massive harm to FF's electoral performance Martin has declared any TD who doesn't support Coveney will be suspended for 6 months; MUP and drug deaths; and the polls are not kind to Leo.

We thought about doing a podcast with all of the candidates seeking to replace Eoghan Murphy from Fine Gael as a TD for Dublin Bay South, but then we decided that there wasn't much point as it's a mix of establishment goons, establishment wannabes and some bizarre individuals who don't understand reality. One candidate stood out and is standing for all of the correct reasons. She is a worker, a renter and a young woman. Her name is Brigid Purcell and she's a campaigner, a Socialist, a fighter and a true representative of the forgotten generation that establishment Ireland has worked so hard to create. In this podcast, Brigid joins our host Barbara Smyth to outline her reasons for running, her experiences as a young woman in today's Ireland and what she offers to bring to Dáil Éireann if elected. As the only proper Socialist on the ballot paper, we at "Red Talks" are endorsing Brigid, who is the People Before Profit candidate. If you want to see Brigid join the other Socialist TD's in our Oireachtas, please give her your number ONE vote on 8th July. Brigid won't get transfers from the establishment parties, so if you think you'd like to see her represent you and you have a vote in the constituency, or if you know someone that does, please give her your No.1 PURCELL Brigid (Solidarity/PBP) is how she will appear on your ballot paper. Make you vote count - vote No.1 for the only Socialist seeking election in Dublin Bay South this Thursday! This is a "Red Talks" podcast series, produced by the Red Network which is an integral part of People Before Profit.

When Gold Coast agent Eoghan Murphy returned from a stint on reality TV, he feared his appearance on Love Island might have ruined his real estate career.A year later, that's proven to be anything but the case.

This week we are joined by Brigid Purcell, People Before Profit candidate for Dublin Bay South & Conor McCabe, researcher and author to discuss: Gardai baton charging New G7 corporation tax plans Irish Sea bridge Abortion services in north Covid laws used to avoid planning Developers profiting off death Refunds for acquisition of lands... lining up LDA taking over control? Eoghan Murphy resigning is a reward for the left New collective bargaining EU Directive Broadband company fails to meet targets Vacant property tax achieves 1% or target And much more…

With the Dublin Bay South byelection looking likely to take place in early July, Harry McGee and Jennifer Bray join Hugh for a deep-dive on the competitive constituency, as parties vie for the seat left vacant by the former housing minister Eoghan Murphy.

Newstalk reporter Eoghan Murphy joined Andrea in studio to discuss how recently he did a Freedom of Information request around the Stay and Spend scheme and to share his findings. Eoghan O’Mara Walsh, the CEO of the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation, told Andrea what he thought about the findings. Michael Lennon, GM of Westport Woods and Anne O’Donoghue, CEO of Irish Heritage Trust, also gave their views on the stay and spend scheme. Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

We've just finished recording our 40th Live Sunday Special and it was terrific. Joining Martin and Tony were Actor, Writer and Adoption Rights Activist, Noelle Brown, Writer, Leadership Coordinator and Human Rights Activist, Emma DeSouza and Writer, Journalist and Broadcaster, Dawn Foster. Noelle talks us through the latest "update" on the Mother and Baby Homes Report and the retraumatising of the survivors. Emma discusses a tumultuous week in NI and why the Political musical chairs doesn't address the inequalities at the root of the problems. Dawn tells us why despite all his obvious flaws, British PM, Boris Johnson, seems immune to a loss of support. We also touch on Eoghan Murphy's resignation, the upcoming Dublin Bay South by-election, a potential Left Unity for Renters, the US and EU coming for our tax avoidance structures, the National Marine Planning Framework vote call to action and a very lucky week for Sinn Féin. To support the us and get access to these regular Live Podcasts join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

We've just finished recording our 40th Live Sunday Special and it was terrific. Joining Martin and Tony were Actor, Writer and Adoption Rights Activist, Noelle Brown, Writer, Leadership Coordinator and Human Rights Activist, Emma DeSouza and Writer, Journalist and Broadcaster, Dawn Foster. Noelle talks us through the latest "update" on the Mother and Baby Homes Report and the retraumatising of the survivors. Emma discusses a tumultuous week in NI and why the Political musical chairs doesn't address the inequalities at the root of the problems. Dawn tells us why despite all his obvious flaws, British PM, Boris Johnson, seems immune to a loss of support. We also touch on Eoghan Murphy's resignation, the upcoming Dublin Bay South by-election, a potential Left Unity for Renters, the US and EU coming for our tax avoidance structures, the National Marine Planning Framework vote call to action and a very lucky week for Sinn Féin. To support the us and get access to these regular Live Podcasts join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

The Ligers talk Fine Gael propaganda by Miriam Lord, the Indo refusing to cover what should be their ideal story and Eoghan Murphy fucking off way too late. www.celticligers.com Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Half of Killarney National Park was burnt by devastating fires this week due to 'countryside burning', something that has become an annual ritual. The Mourne Mountains suffered a similar fate. And many, many other hills and mountainous areas. We talk to Pádraic Fogarty of the Irish Wildlife Trust about why these fires are started, what CAP payments have to do with it, why we need to stop it and how we can go about it. We also talk 'ideological' housing policies; Debenhams workers still on strike; Eoghan Murphy; Arlene; Jigsaw closing and the country opening back up again.

Fiachra Ó Cionnaith reports from Dublin Bay South after Eoghan Murphy's resignation as a TD.

Alison O Connor, Columnist, Irish Examiner, Niamh Lyons

Our Political Correspondent, Michéal Lehane reports from Leinster House.

Niamh Lyons, Kevin Doyle, Head of News, Irish Independent

Eoghan Murphy, Former Fine Gael TD.

A freedom of Information request has revealed that HSE staff were paid a total of over 71 million euro in retirement lump sums in the first nine months of this year.  Mark Cagney chats to our reporter Eoghan Murphy & Professor Bill Tormey, Consultant in Beaumont Hospital Pic: Pexels.com    

32 Questions is back. In this episode, we speak to former Fine Gael TD Kate O'Connell. Kate is a rare Fine Gael voice on our podcast, but much like Fine Gael itself, United Ireland is a broad church. In this episode, Kate discusses losing her seat in the 2020 general election, her constituency relationship with Eoghan Murphy, her assessment of Fine Gael's direction under the leadership of Leo Varadkar, the Golfgate saga, as well as vodka tonics, how her upbringing formed her outlook, her experience of sexism in Irish electoral politics, her role in the Repeal movement, that infamous "choir boys singing for their supper" comment, her fearlessness, and whether or not she'll contest another election in the future.

Agriculture Minister Barry Cowen said he is “embarrassed” and “humiliated” over a driving ban he received for drink driving. Donna Price is chairperson of the Irish Road Victims Association joined Ivan to discuss if his apology is enough and Newstalks own Eoghan Murphy addressed the issue of learner permits. 

New figures obtained by Newstalk show that 175 convicted sex-offenders are being supervised in the community after being released from prison. Ivan is joined by Newstalk's own Eoghan Murphy and Dublin Rape Crisis Centre CEO Noeline Blackwell to discuss. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Attention at scale comes at a cost. In this episode I had the pleasure of talking all things social media, self worth, relationships and monestization with Love Island star Eoghan Murphy. Aspiring influencers, this is the podcast for you.

Gar and James have mushy brains and try to talk rent and viruses (aka. Eoghan Murphy SLAM).@celticligers@garfieldman69@james2funnyemail us and tell us that we're wrong celticligers@gmail.com Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He knows at times he does not come across as overly compassionate when he's been asked about the impact of his Government's failings on the lives of people. Speaking on the Floating Voter podcast, Mr Varadkar said: “Sometimes, maybe I don't show that I care enough.” He says this is down to him being “blunt and straight talking” which can “come across as a bit insensitive sometimes”. “I understand that,” he added. However, he said his partner, Dr Matthew Barrett, believes the accusations that he lacks empathy are unfair. “I was actually talking to Matt, my partner, about that the other night and he said, ‘like that is so wrong and that's so unfair',” Mr Varadkar said. “Every evening when I'm home I'm talking about all the problems of the day and the struggles to get on top of those difficult issues like homelessness and overcrowding.” The Taoiseach said Mr Barrett also told him: “You really do care but you know it's the doctor in you. You want to get in there quickly and, you know, fix the problems, stem the blood.” He also accepts he does not take criticism very well and can be overly defensive when questioned about human tragedies. “I think anyone when they're being criticised or when they're being attacked they're going to be a little bit defensive sometimes so I think that's probably a fair criticism. “I hate to hear people dismiss facts and figures and statistics as if they don't matter. The core behind truth is facts and figures and statistics,” he added. He dismissed suggestions that he was seeking a presidential style General Election campaign which would focus on just him and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin. “I'm very happy to go toe-to-toe with Micheál Martin like I did last week and will again next week, but actually a lot of our campaign, a lot of our messages is that Fine Gael has as a team, really strong team,” he said. Since taking office he has learned you need a good team to “cover for you”. “I mean cover for you in a good way. Not cover up for you,” he added. “I have a similar view that we should keep the same Brexit team in place until we get the trade deal, which has to be done by the end of this year,” he said. He would not give any commitment on Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy and Health Minister Simon Harris who have both faced criticism for their handling of their department. However, he said: “Eoghan Murphy and Simon Harris are in good standing, and they've had really tough briefs. “What really disappoints me is the extent to which some people who don't have much solutions or new ideas when it comes to health and housing they try to cover that up by targeting those two guys personally. I think that's kind of nasty,” he added. He expanded on his offer to form a grand coalition between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil if no other government could be formed after the election while also claiming Mr Martin “didn't know basic facts about the Brexit withdrawal agreement”. “If we end up in a situation whereby Fine Gael can't do that and Fianna Fáil can't do that and both Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have ruled out Sinn Féin, the only way to avoid a second election is for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil to come together in some way, and I'd be willing to talk to Fianna Fáil about that,” he said. Mr Varadkar said Mr Martin's rejection of his offer was a “little bit arrogant and a little bit irresponsible”. “What Fianna Fáil are saying is ‘we're not going to touch Fine Gael, even though we've spent two-and-a-half years negotiating budgets with them and supporting us through confidence and supply',” he said. “So essentially, he's saying that if you don't give Fianna Fáil enough seats to form a government with the smaller centre-left parties, ‘I'm going to go off in a huff and refuse to take part in the government', and that's not a very responsible or mature position in my view,” he added.

I chatted with Eoghan while he was home from Australia to Laois about wanting to get a job in Home and Away and shunning girls who slide into his DMs See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ex Love-Islander Eoghan Murphy who starred in the last series of Australia's Love Island joins us to give all the gossip on the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's show we're joined by Australian Love Island hunk Eoghan Murphy. He's laying out the truth factor 50 THICK on what it's actually like in the villa. We're also pieing Shaughna (for now) and penged the sh*t out of Mike, understandably!

S2 Ep03, Tuesday January 14 | Orlaith Condon and Eoghan Murphy. Proudly sponsored by Just Eat

Plus Jim Gavin tributes and whitewater rafting

This week, we’re heading to the micro-county of Dublin 7 to take a deep dive into the housing development saga at O’Devaney Gardens in Stoneybatter. For well over a decade, this development has had so many false starts, and within those pauses, the shenanigans keep coming. What is happening tells us a lot about planning, public land being transferred to a private developer, the de-prioritisation of social housing, the unaffordable nature of “affordable” housing, and the ineptitude of Dublin City Council, the Department of Housing, and indeed, the Minister for Housing, Eoghan Murphy. This week, there were more alarm bells, as Sinn Féin’s housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin published a letter Murphy sent to Dublin’s mayor indicating the project may have hit the skids again. Eoin joins us in studio to give his assessment of what is going wrong and why, as well as interrogating the housing policies Fine Gael is pursuing, and giving a pretty damning appraisal of Eoghan Murphy’s tenure. Also, we weren’t going to let this ep pass without talking about the Grafton Quarter sign, Una discusses the trend of artists banning phones at gigs, and Andrea receives a shock Dynasty-related delivery.

Graham Doyle Deputy Commissioner, and Head of Communications with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner. ***** This is audio from one of the count centres in the local elections. The people ah singing are from People Before Profit who lost most of their council seats, but they've come across housing minister Eoghan Murphy and […]

Graham Doyle Deputy Commissioner, and Head of Communications with the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner. ***** This is audio from one of the count centres in the local elections. The people ah singing are from People Before Profit who lost most of their council seats, but they’ve come across housing minister Eoghan Murphy and […] The post Here's How 85 – Data Protection appeared first on Here's How.

One year after Repeal, Northern Ireland is still without legal abortion. As attempts to roll back reproductive rights are well underway in America, how can the North win this battle? We talk to the Deputy Legal Director at the ACLU, Louise Melling, about wtf is happening in the US, and Emma Campbell of Alliance 4 Choice fills us in on the complex path to legal abortion in Northern Ireland. Welcome to the first episode of United Ireland! Morgan from Saint Sister introduces us to what she loves most about her home county, we talk abortion rights from Alabama to Antrim, Una rants about Eoghan Murphy's co-living plans, and Andrea introduces you all to the concept of a tuna chicken roll.

I speak with my friend Eoghan about what it means to be a life coach, how we got to know one another, what got me interested in life coaching and more in this introductory podcast!

On Wednesday, the Minister for Housing, Eoghan Murphy, in an ill judged interview on RTE Drivetime, attacked Focus Ireland for 'misinterpreting' his own report. The truth is they hadn't, not at all. We were delighted to sit down with Director of Advocacy for Focus Ireland, Mike Allen to discuss the housing crisis and how the "Focus Ireland Amendment", an anti-homelessness amendment that calls for an end to evictions of tenants in Buy to Let properties that are bring sold or repossessed, was one solution to what is a national emergency. While the Minister was settling scores, Mike was more interested in solutions. We hope the Minister is listening. Support our podcasts and get extra insights by joining us at www.patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Eoghan Murphy is an Irish Fine Gael politician who has served as Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government since June 2017. He has been a TD since 2011, currently for the Dublin Bay South constituency. He previously served as Minister of State at the Department of Finance from 2016 to 2017. Today he talks about what got him into politics, the challenges he faces today and the role of the media in politics. Rallen's Rant iTunes Link : itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/ralle…d1232538503?mt=2 Rallen's Rant YouTube Link : www.youtube.com/user/Richieallen2

George lets rip as new plans to tackle the housing crisis mean that pensioners will be encourage to lease their vacant homes.

In this episode I discuss online gaming with gaming expert Eoghan Murphy and my 7-year-old son Bobby. Coming up in the podcast: In social media news: Facebook rolls out ‘Live With’ friends and others; Snapchat launches custom Snapchat Stories; and A teenager in Belfast is charged under the Malicious Communications Act after he made the comments on social media following the Manchester terrorist attack. Eoghan, Bobby and I discuss online gaming - why kids want to game online and what parents should be aware of; In shout-outs: three organisations shedding a little light into the world of online gaming; Ask JSB – I ask Eoghan gaming questions on behalf of parents; In JSB’s column – Online Gaming: Child’s play or a predators playground? and; Find out what online gaming tool will save a gamer’s week.

Eoghan Murphy Minister of State for Financial Services, eGovernment and Public Procurement

Eoghan Murphy Minister of State for Financial Services, eGovernment and Public Procurement

JSB Talks Digital - the podcast for marketers, bloggers, business owners and those of you bringing your skills into the Digital Age! I’m Joanne Sweeney-Burke and this podcast is brought to you by Digital Training Institute. Today’s show is dedicated to podcasting! Podcast Listening is showing sharp gains and in a recent US study, 21% of survey respondents said they listen to podcasts monthly while 13% said they tune into a podcast weekly. Also in today’s show... In social media news: · Twitter introduces 360-degree live video streaming · Facebook Launches a new Guide on how to use 360 degree video on their platform · And I share new data on how we are using social media in Ireland I interview Eoghan Murphy about his 5-year podcasting career as well as Colin Gray, founder of The Podcast Host. Shout outs to JSB’s favourite podcasts. My featured column: My podcasting routine And find out what podcasting tool saved my working week.

Eoghan Murphy of Fine Gael, Dara Calleary of Fianna Fáil and David Cullinane of Sinn Féin are in studio with Pat Leahy and Hugh Linehan to debate the worth of the measures outlined in yesterday's budget.

After ten people died in a fire at a halting site in Carrickmines, Dublin, Leitrim County Council carried out a review of its sites. It found a number of potential hazards at the Shannonside View halting site at Rosebank, Carrick-on-Shannon, which comprises both dwelling units and caravan bays. Eoghan Murphy went to the site and spoke to Simon Mongan who first told him about the shock of last year’s tragedy.

Voices of support for Brexit on these shores are few, but some on the left, including Mick Barry of AAA-PBP, welcome last week's decision by UK voters. He's in studio to debate the direction of the EU with Minister of State Eoghan Murphy of Fine Gael, Parliamentary Correspondent Michael O'Regan and today's host Pat Leahy. They also discuss Jeremy Corbyn's tenuous grip on power.

Banking Inquiry committee members Joe Higgins and Eoghan Murphy are in studio to discuss the committee's findings, along with host Ciaran Hancock and political reporter Sarah Bardon.

Banking Inquiry committee members Joe Higgins and Eoghan Murphy are in studio to discuss the committee's findings, along with host Ciaran Hancock and political reporter Sarah Bardon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.