Podcast appearances and mentions of john mcguirk

A fresh call has been made to reintroduce 100% mortgages for first time buyers.Independent Ireland leader TD Michael Collins has said there is a clear need for targeted, responsible mortgage products that reflect today's economic realities.Despite there not being enough supply for demand, hearing 100% mortgages for many will strike PTSD of the Celtic Tiger days…Joining Kieran to discuss is John McGuirk, Editor at Gript.ie and Rory Hearne, Social Democrats Housing Spokesperson and TD for Dublin North-West.

"Rubiales messed up. What he did was wrong. But the persecution of him, which is still going on, is not the mark of a compassionate or a decent society." Those are the words of John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media who spoke to Ciara this morning.

"Rubiales messed up. What he did was wrong. But the persecution of him, which is still going on, is not the mark of a compassionate or a decent society." Those are the words of John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media who spoke to Ciara this morning.

In this episode, Niall investigates whether Ireland is a safe place for both men and women. According to media reports, 26 women have died since the tragic murder of Ashling Murphy, sparking concern that violence against women is escalating. However, recent data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) also shows that men make up a majority of homicide victims in Ireland, suggesting that male victims often receive less attention and support despite facing significant risks.Niall speaks with John McGuirk to discuss the reality of violence in Ireland and whether enough is being done to protect people of all genders. Are official efforts skewed toward certain groups? How can we ensure fair coverage and care for all victims?Some callers argue that Ireland doesn't feel as safe as it once was. They point to near-weekly reports of violent incidents, underscoring the need for more visible policing, tougher penalties, and better social policies. While many focus on women's safety, they acknowledge that men are also subject to street violence and random attacks.Other callers emphasize that conversations about violence often overlook men's experiences. They note that although rising homicide rates for women are horrifying, men are statistically more likely to be murdered or assaulted in public spaces, yet receive less social support or media focus. In their view, Ireland must address violence affecting every demographic, rather than spotlighting certain victims over others.Niall concludes by highlighting the importance of addressing violence holistically. While shocking stories of harm toward women rightly spark outrage, it's also crucial to recognize that men are at risk and often under-served by existing systems. The question remains: How can Ireland protect all its people and ensure no one's safety concerns go unheard?

John McGuirk is joined by Gript Media's Fatima Gunning, who sat through nearly all of the McGregor trial, and Laura Perrins, former criminal barrister, to talk through the evidence and verdict in the the civil case that captivated the nation.

John McGuirk is joined by Gript Media's Fatima Gunning, who sat through nearly all of the McGregor trial, and Laura Perrins, former criminal barrister, to talk through the evidence and verdict in the the civil case that captivated the nation.

"I've never seen a race like this" - John McGuirk talks to legendary Republican strategist Karl Rove about what to expect tonight as the Harris/Trump votes come in, and what key counties to watch in Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.

"I've never seen a race like this" - John McGuirk talks to legendary Republican strategist Karl Rove about what to expect tonight as the Harris/Trump votes come in, and what key counties to watch in Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.

Sarah and John discuss the spy in the Oireachtas, Sinn Fein forgetting how to do politics, Scary Movies, Scarier Sex Education, and the Government buying the media in a packed podcast this week.

In this episode of the Niall Boylan Podcast, Niall is joined by John McGuirk, Senior Editor at Gript Media, and Michael Walsh, a political commentator and author. Together, they explore the intricate dynamics of the American presidential race, weighing the prospects of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in a conversation that is both insightful and contentious.Niall kicks off the show by setting the stage, noting the unique political landscape with Biden stepping aside, leaving Kamala Harris to challenge Donald Trump. The episode offers a robust discussion on the implications of this match-up, providing a variety of perspectives on both candidates.John McGuirk provides a critical analysis of the situation, describing the election as a "Hobson's choice" where neither candidate presents an ideal option. McGuirk, known for his nuanced views, expresses a desire that the left's dire predictions about Trump would come true, hoping for significant changes in the American political landscape. He points out the fundamental problems facing the West, including demographic issues, national debt, and the overwhelming influence of progressive culture.McGuirk is particularly scathing in his assessment of Trump's tenure, highlighting his failure to pass significant legislation and his chaotic governance. He portrays Trump as a short-term fix with potentially negative long-term consequences, arguing for the need for a competent candidate who can enact real change. McGuirk advocates for the right to focus on building a competent movement rather than relying on Trump's polarizing leadership.Michael Walsh, on the other hand, offers a more supportive view of Trump, despite acknowledging his flaws. Walsh describes Trump as an imperfect vessel for conservative hopes, citing his past as a Democrat and a New York social figure. He critiques the left's media influence, emphasizing how political narratives are shaped and transformed, often to the detriment of public perception.Walsh stresses the importance of the electoral college in American elections, predicting a close race with the outcome heavily dependent on key swing states. He highlights the strategic nature of the election, noting that the Democrats' get-out-the-vote efforts are likely to be formidable. Despite his criticisms, Walsh sees Trump as the better option compared to Harris, emphasizing the potential dangers of her presidency, particularly her leftist policies and perceived lack of political acumen.Throughout the podcast, Niall steers the conversation towards critical questions about the future of American politics. He challenges McGuirk and Walsh on their views, prompting them to articulate their positions on the significance of the upcoming election. The discussion underscores the broader issues facing Western democracies, including the cultural and political challenges that have become increasingly pronounced.Both guests agree on the high stakes of the election but differ on the best course of action. McGuirk's call for a more competent conservative movement contrasts with Walsh's pragmatic support for Trump as a necessary, albeit imperfect, choice. The episode encapsulates the divided nature of current political discourse, reflecting the deep-seated tensions and divergent views that characterize the modern political landscape.This episode provides a compelling examination of the American presidential race, offering listeners a thoughtful and spirited debate on the prospects and pitfalls of Trump versus Harris. It is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of contemporary politics and the future direction of the United States.

In this episode, Niall Boylan speaks with John McGuirk from Gript Media about the recent riots in Coolock. The government is planning to convert the old Crown Paints factory into an accommodation center for asylum seekers, leading to significant unrest in the area. John McGuirk explains why he won't condemn the riots, emphasizing the government's failure to engage meaningfully with local communities and the broader issues of immigration policy.John discusses the government's failure to properly consult with communities before implementing large-scale asylum centers. He cites a memo indicating that such actions undermine social cohesion and cause unrest. "They say they're engaging with locals, but if you believe telling locals it's happening whether they like it or not is actually engaging, well, I assume they're telling the truth," he states.The conversation touches on the different responses to protests based on the socio-economic status of the protestors. John points out, "Classism is the issue in Irish society that no one discusses. There is a huge difference between some college student called Finbar getting beaten by the Gardaí and somebody who comes from communities where drug problems are, speaks with a very thick Dublin working class accent, and protests migrants."John highlights the government's strategy of placing asylum centers in areas where they believe it will do the least electoral damage, often targeting working-class areas. "The government's approach has been to put these centres into areas where they feel that it's not going to particularly damage them electorally as much," he explains.The discussion also covers media bias and its impact on public perception. John criticizes the media for holding the public accountable instead of the government. "So many of these people in the media, these weasels, seem to think it's their job to hold the people to account on behalf of the state rather than the other way around," he asserts.Niall and John debate whether protests have any real impact, with John noting, "Protest only works to the extent that it generates political pressure that forces politicians to change their views."Join Niall and John as they explore the complexities surrounding the Coolock riots, the role of the government, and the challenges of discussing these issues openly in today's media landscape.

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John McGuirk talks to co-host Sarah Ryan about what it was like to spend 3 days at the RDS, only to come out on the losing side; what the elections might mean for the future of a "right" in Ireland; and why Holly Cairns has something to be sorry for.

John McGuirk talks to co-host Sarah Ryan about what it was like to spend 3 days at the RDS, only to come out on the losing side; what the elections might mean for the future of a "right" in Ireland; and why Holly Cairns has something to be sorry for.

Ciara Doherty speaks to Bríd Smith TD, Lynn Boylan, Michael Fitzmaurice TD, John McGuirk and Kevin Cunningham Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John McGuirk rounds up his series of interviews with candidates seeking election to the European Parliament by talking to accountant and businesswoman Michelle Smith, running an energetic but (according the polls) long shot campaign in Midlands North West

Senior Counsel UNA MCGURK talks to John McGuirk about what it was like to be "cancelled" for her views on the Covid 19 pandemic, why she's worried about national sovereignty, and why she's running on a shoestring budget for the EU Parliament.

In our travels around the world, people from all places are quick to tell us how much they love Irish culture, but that all changed on October 8th. For the first time, locals were no fans of Ireland and that's because Ireland is the most pro-Palestine country in Europe. Our friend John McGuirk of Gript Media joins us to discuss how Ireland views the Israel/Palestine conflict through the lens of its own history of colonization, and why this lens doesn't hold up. But that logic won't stop the Irish establishment from formally recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state and flying the Palestinian flag above its parliament. Lastly, we end with a crazy story coming out from one of the nation's top medical schools. It details how you can't trust your doctors and if you think it's bad now, it's going to get worse. You won't want to miss this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ap-scoop/message

In the latest in his interviews of EU candidates, John McGuirk talks to Niall Boylan about whether Independent Ireland is really a political party; Why he'd turn the boats in the Mediterranean around; Why he's for peace in Ukraine; and whether supporting farmers comes at the expense of Dubliners.

In the latest in his candidate interview series ahead of the June 7th local and EU elections, John McGuirk chats to Derek Blighe, leader of the new Ireland First party. They discuss what it means to be "far right", what to do about energy, and much more:

Ahead of the June 7th EU elections, John McGuirk talks to long-shot Independent candidate for Ireland South Mary Fitzgibbon about whether she has a real chance to win, why she says we all need to have more children, and why reversing emigration is important to her as a parent.

Ahead of the June 7th EU elections, John McGuirk talks Independent candidate Peter Casey about why Ireland isn't neutral; why he plans to seek the Presidency again if elected; and what he thinks he can achieve as an MEP.

In the second of a series of interviews with candidates ahead of the June 7th EU elections, John McGuirk talks to the Irish Freedom Party's Hermann Kelly about leaving the EU; Why he would let most EU migrants already here remain; and why he's "an ecologist, not a green".

In the first of a series of interviews with candidates ahead of the June 7th EU elections, John McGuirk talks to Aontu leader Peadar Toibin about immigration, candidates, war, peace, farming, Palestine, and why he's going to personally run in two elections less than a year apart.

In this insightful interview, Niall discusses the correct way to vote with John McGuirk, an expert in Irish politics and the Editor at Gript Media. With the local and European elections approaching, many listeners have reached out for guidance on how to effectively use their vote.John breaks down the Irish electoral system, known as “proportional representation; single transferable vote”, and offers practical advice on how to make the most of your vote. From understanding the ballot paper to the significance of ranking candidates, John provides valuable insights into the voting process.Key Points Covered:Explanation of the “proportional representation; single transferable vote” system.How to correctly fill out your ballot paper and rank candidates.The importance of using all of your preferences when voting.Understanding that every preference on your ballot paper is potentially as strong as a number one vote.Why your ranking of candidates matters and how it affects the election outcome.Acknowledging that people you may not agree with will be elected.The significance of voting honestly and not tactically to make the electoral system work for you.If you want to make sure your vote counts, this episode is a must-listen before heading to the polls.

Sarah Ryan explains to John McGuirk why she has decided to manage Niall Boylan's EU election campaign. Also, they talk about events at the Oireachtas committee on immigration, Helen McEntee's bad week, and are smartphones the new "microchipping"?

Sarah Ryan explains to John McGuirk why she has decided to manage Niall Boylan's EU election campaign. Also, they talk about events at the Oireachtas committee on immigration, Helen McEntee's bad week, and are smartphones the new "microchipping"?

“The government is openly at war with its own people” that's what John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media says. John along with Emma deSouza, writer and commentator, is also on the line, spoke to Newstalk Breakfast.

“The government is openly at war with its own people” that's what John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media says. John along with Emma deSouza, writer and commentator, is also on the line, spoke to Newstalk Breakfast.

The Care referendum has returned the highest ever percentage no vote of people who voted in Irish referendum history. We asked John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media was this a surprise?

The Care referendum has returned the highest ever percentage no vote of people who voted in Irish referendum history. We asked John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media was this a surprise?

In this episode, Niall explores the findings of a recent poll indicating that immigration is a significant concern for voters in Ireland. Drawing insights from John McGuirk's analysis in Gript media, Niall discusses the methodology and implications of the Irish Times/MRBI “snapshot” poll, offering a unique perspective on the issues that matter most to the public.Exploring the poll results, Niall highlights immigration as the primary concern among voters, followed by housing, climate change, democracy, social policies, and health. Despite media attention on other topics such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, immigration emerges as a focal point for voters, indicating a disconnect between public sentiment and media coverage.Opening up the lines to callers, Niall invites listeners to share their perspectives on the key issues facing Ireland. From concerns about housing affordability and healthcare access to the challenges of rising living costs, callers provide valuable insights into the issues that resonate with them and their communities.As the discussion unfolds, Niall emphasizes the importance of addressing voter concerns and prioritizing meaningful solutions to the pressing issues identified in the poll. Through engaging dialogue and diverse perspectives, Niall navigates the complexities of public opinion, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the issues shaping the political landscape in Ireland.Join Niall as he explores the implications of the poll results and facilitates an open conversation about the issues that matter most to voters in Ireland.Date:2/28/2024

Ciara Doherty is joined by Dr Catherine Day, Pat Leahy, Senator Regina Doherty, John McGuirk, Alison O'Connor, Gary Murphy, Patrick Bury & Chris Gunness Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Claire Brock is joined by Neale Richmond TD, Carla O'Connor, John McGuirk, Joe Daly, Louise Bayliss, Keith Walsh, Brian Lloyd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We welcome John McGuirk of Gript Media Network to discuss the situation on the ground in Ireland. He reports rising crime, a collapsing birth rate and unchecked immigration. Is this how cultures and civilizations die?   Show Notes State spending on “allowance” for migrants has tripled in four years - Gript The Government's surrender to Brussels on immigration - Gript McEntee's bizarre intervention on the Garda use of force - Gript A very bad poll for the political class on immigration - Gript The Irish establishment's bizarre sense of siege - Gript John McGuirk (@john_mcguirk) / X Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

In this insightful interview, Niall engages in a conversation with John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media, to dissect the major crises Ireland is currently grappling with due to various policy decisions. The duo explores immigration challenges, the impending introduction of free speech and hate speech laws, and crucially, the upcoming referendum scheduled for March 8th, 2024, coinciding with International Women's Day.Additionally, they delve into the pressing call for a public inquiry into how Ireland handled the COVID-19 pandemic, aligning with the approach proposed by the UK. John McGuirk provides valuable insights into the necessity and potential outcomes of such an inquiry.As the conversation unfolds, Niall and John McGuirk provide a comprehensive analysis of the multifaceted issues confronting Ireland, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the complexities at hand.

Contributors: Pat O'Donovan, Tom Ryan, John McGuirk & Cllr Liam Galvin Produced by Jason Smith --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/countyviews/message

In this candid and revealing interview, Niall engages in a thought-provoking conversation with John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media, about the intricate web of misinformation, disinformation, and the recent controversy surrounding the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD).John McGuirk dives into the importance of seeking news from multiple sources and not succumbing to a singular mainstream narrative. The discussion kicks off by shedding light on the ISD, a think tank supposedly dedicated to countering polarization, extremism, and disinformation globally. However, recent events have brought the ISD's credibility into question as it found itself tangled in the propagation of misinformation during a "Fighting Fake News" training session.John McGuirk provides a critical perspective on the ISD's report, dismissing it as nonsensical and sinister. He emphasizes the need to focus on facts rather than attacking opinions, highlighting the pitfalls of concentrating on narratives rather than objective truths.The conversation takes an intriguing turn as John points out a recent example of media bias, drawing attention to the selective reporting surrounding Ryan Casey's victim impact statement. The omission of politically relevant portions raises concerns about how media narratives can be shaped to fit certain agendas.Throughout the interview, John McGuirk advocates for a media landscape that prioritizes transparency, unbiased reporting, and accountability. He encourages listeners to approach news consumption critically, urging them to question narratives and seek diverse perspectives.This episode provides a valuable exploration of the challenges faced in navigating the complex world of media, disinformation, and the pursuit of truth.

President Michael D Higgins has strongly criticised the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen. It's after she made comments on a visit to Israel last Friday, where she did not include a call for Israel's retaliation to conform with international law.John McGuirk, Editor of Gript and Labour Senator Marie Sherlock joined Kieran to discuss...

Fergal, the newest addition to the cast of Fair City, a conspiracy theorist believes that the pandemic was planned to aid the banks and 'the country is full.' John McGuirk, editor of Gript and Stefanie Preissner, writer and broadcaster joined Kieran to discuss... Image: RTÉ

There was a notable drop in the number of TV licences issued in the first week in July compared to the same time last year. Just over 11 thousand licences were issued compared to just over 15 thoudand in 2022. The fall in TV licence numbers comes as the controversy continues over with RTE over Ryan Tubridy's earnings. Kieran was joined by John McGuirk, Editor of Gript.ie and Dr Eileen Culloty, assistant Professor at the DCU FuJo Institute and School of Communications...

Guests: John Mcguirk Journalist Gript Media          Eoin Chanse Chairperson of Adpi (Abolish Direct Provision Campaign) In this episode Niall debatesthe highly contentious topic: Is Direct Provision in Ireland  inhumane? In this captivating discussion, Niall invites two distinguished guests to offer their unique viewpoints. John McGuirk, a journalist from Gript Media, brings a pragmatic perspective on asylum seekers, advocating for a more rigorous asylum process, including prompt deportation for denied applicants. Eoin Chanse, chairperson of ADPI (Abolish Direct Provision Campaign), offers a compassionate stance, emphasizing government responsibility and debunking misconceptions surrounding asylum seekers. Throughout the podcast, John eloquently argues in favor of asylum seekers receiving the necessary support and assistance but asserts the need for a stricter asylum process. He highlights the importance of swift deportation if asylum claims are denied, stressing the significance of maintaining the integrity of the system. On the other hand, Eoin approaches the issue with empathy, placing the blame on the government for the current state of the asylum process. He passionately addresses prevalent misconceptions about asylum seekers, fostering a greater understanding of their plight. The merits of rectifying the system are vigorously debated, with both guests ultimately agreeing on its shortcomings. The discussion sheds light on the unfair conditions that asylum seekers endure within their accommodations. Additionally, the financial strain on the system and its negative impact on Irish citizens are explored, highlighting the complex dynamics at play. The conversation delves into the societal perception of individuals expressing concerns about the influx of asylum seekers, often labeling them as right-wing or racist. The guests candidly question why it's challenging to discuss asylum seekers without being subjected to such branding. Furthermore, the podcast explores the alarming rise in attacks on asylum seeker accommodations, attributing the anger of Irish citizens to a perceived lack of government responsiveness. Ultimately, the discussion concludes with an emphasis on the collective responsibility to effect positive change. Guests stress the importance of utilizing democratic processes to reform the system, ensuring better outcomes for both the citizens of Ireland and the asylum seekers the nation welcomes. Join Perspectives Unveiled as it confronts the complexities of Direct Provision, providing a platform for diverse perspectives to enlighten and empower listeners. Through candid conversations, the podcast seeks to inspire dialogue, understanding, and constructive action for a more humane and equitable system that benefits all stakeholders involved.

Guests: John Mcguirk Journalist Gript Media               Eoin Chanse Chairperson of Adpi (Abolish Direct Provision Campaign) In this episode Niall debatesthe highly contentious topic: Is Direct Provision in Ireland  inhumane? In this captivating discussion, Niall invites two distinguished guests to offer their unique viewpoints. John McGuirk, a journalist from Gript Media, brings a pragmatic perspective on asylum seekers, advocating for a more rigorous asylum process, including prompt deportation for denied applicants. Eoin Chanse, chairperson of ADPI (Abolish Direct Provision Campaign), offers a compassionate stance, emphasizing government responsibility and debunking misconceptions surrounding asylum seekers. Throughout the podcast, John eloquently argues in favor of asylum seekers receiving the necessary support and assistance but asserts the need for a stricter asylum process. He highlights the importance of swift deportation if asylum claims are denied, stressing the significance of maintaining the integrity of the system. On the other hand, Eoin approaches the issue with empathy, placing the blame on the government for the current state of the asylum process. He passionately addresses prevalent misconceptions about asylum seekers, fostering a greater understanding of their plight. The merits of rectifying the system are vigorously debated, with both guests ultimately agreeing on its shortcomings. The discussion sheds light on the unfair conditions that asylum seekers endure within their accommodations. Additionally, the financial strain on the system and its negative impact on Irish citizens are explored, highlighting the complex dynamics at play. The conversation delves into the societal perception of individuals expressing concerns about the influx of asylum seekers, often labeling them as right-wing or racist. The guests candidly question why it's challenging to discuss asylum seekers without being subjected to such branding. Furthermore, the podcast explores the alarming rise in attacks on asylum seeker accommodations, attributing the anger of Irish citizens to a perceived lack of government responsiveness. Ultimately, the discussion concludes with an emphasis on the collective responsibility to effect positive change. Guests stress the importance of utilizing democratic processes to reform the system, ensuring better outcomes for both the citizens of Ireland and the asylum seekers the nation welcomes. Join Perspectives Unveiled as it confronts the complexities of Direct Provision, providing a platform for diverse perspectives to enlighten and empower listeners. Through candid conversations, the podcast seeks to inspire dialogue, understanding, and constructive action for a more humane and equitable system that benefits all stakeholders involved.

According to the latest Business Post-Red C poll, three in four people believe that Ireland is taking in too many refugees. It's after the arrival of almost 100,000 people in the space of a year. So we're asking … does this mean that Ireland simply can't handle the number of people that are coming to the country? Editor of gript.ie John McGuirk and Tom McEneaney, Media Consultant and Founder of Effective Aid Ukraine joined Kieran Cuddihy on the show.

Welcome back to this week's scoop! After a week off, we cannot wait to get back into it, and we have a special guest for you today. We start off with the embarrassing interview that BBC did with Elon Musk, where the reporter truly thought they could corner Elon Musk into supporting hate-speech and fascism. Ann shares a horrific study about rapid onset gender dysphoria and how it is rapidly growing in America, and how parents and doctors are being careless when it comes to mutilating children. Phelim is joined by John McGuirk to discuss Joe Biden's warm welcome to progressive Ireland. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ap-scoop/message

An atheist whose application to be a chaplain was rejected by the Defence Forces was discriminated against on religious grounds. That was the finding of the Workplace Relations Commission last week. But is it unreasonable to want roles like chaplains to be reserved for religious people? To discuss Ciara was joined on the show by Jillian Brennan, CEO, of the Humanist Association of Ireland, and John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media.

An atheist whose application to be a chaplain was rejected by the Defence Forces was discriminated against on religious grounds. That was the finding of the Workplace Relations Commission last week. But is it unreasonable to want roles like chaplains to be reserved for religious people? To discuss Ciara was joined on the show by Jillian Brennan, CEO, of the Humanist Association of Ireland, and John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media.

On this week's Scoop, we chat with John McGuirk, the Editor in Chief at Irish media outlet, Gript.ie. John fills us in on discusses the housing and refugee crisis in Ireland and throughout Europe. He debunks an Irish Times story that accuses white Irish men of attacking a migrant camp, along with other progressive madness within Ireland .Also on the Scoop, we get into how Mr. Beast, a famous YouTuber, was labeled “ableist” by paying for eye surgery for blind people. We then dive into how the death of a mountain lion triggered a Los Angeles County-wide mourning event and how hypocritical California is in regards to protecting wildlife v human life. Finally, we leave you with a delicious beef stew recipe. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ap-scoop/message

John McGuirk, David Quinn and Alan Hynes of the Catholic Education Partnership discuss Pascal Donohue's SIPO troubles, why parents are pushing back against new sex education proposals, and the latest on Enoch Burke.

John McGuirk, David Quinn and Alan Hynes of the Catholic Education Partnership discuss Pascal Donohue's SIPO troubles, why parents are pushing back against new sex education proposals, and the latest on Enoch Burke.

David Quinn and leading EU critic, former diplomat, Ray Bassett, discuss the 50th anniversary of Irish membership of the EU, plus the chasm between Pope Benedict's harsh image in the media and the humble, courteous, gentle person he really was.  Gary Kavanagh of Gript Media stands in for John McGuirk this week.

David Quinn and leading EU critic, former diplomat, Ray Bassett, discuss the 50th anniversary of Irish membership of the EU, plus the chasm between Pope Benedict's harsh image in the media and the humble, courteous, gentle person he really was. Gary Kavanagh of Gript Media stands in for John McGuirk this week.

Croatia has announced its intention to ban shopping on Sundays, so retail employees can have a break. Kieran was joined by John McGuirk, editor for Gript media and Richard Guiney, CEO, Dublin Town to discuss what it would mean to introduce this in Ireland...

Trinity College Dublin is confronting some uncomfortable legacies from its 430-year history. The college is inviting submissions on whether the Berkeley Library, named after slave owner George Berkeley, should be renamed. Changing these names, is it erasing history or is it making progress? To discuss Newstalk Breakfast spoke to John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media & Dr. Ebun Joseph Founder of the Institute of Antiracism & Black of Studies in Dublin.

Trinity College Dublin is confronting some uncomfortable legacies from its 430-year history. The college is inviting submissions on whether the Berkeley Library, named after slave-owner George Berkeley, should be renamed. Changing these names, is it erasing history or is it making progress? To debate Newstalk Breakfast spoke to John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media and also Dr. Ebun Joseph Founder of the Institute of Antiracism & Black Studies in Dublin.

Trinity College Dublin is confronting some uncomfortable legacies from its 430-year history. The college is inviting submissions on whether the Berkeley Library, named after slave owner George Berkeley, should be renamed. Changing these names, is it erasing history or is it making progress? To discuss Newstalk Breakfast spoke to John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media & Dr. Ebun Joseph Founder of the Institute of Antiracism & Black of Studies in Dublin.

Trinity College Dublin is confronting some uncomfortable legacies from its 430-year history. The college is inviting submissions on whether the Berkeley Library, named after slave-owner George Berkeley, should be renamed. Changing these names, is it erasing history or is it making progress? To debate Newstalk Breakfast spoke to John McGuirk, Editor of Gript Media and also Dr. Ebun Joseph Founder of the Institute of Antiracism & Black Studies in Dublin.

Senator Sharon Keoghan talks to John McGuirk and David Quinn about the worsening atmosphere in Leinster House towards those with non-consensus views. They also discuss the latest coverage of clerical abuse, and a call to suppress all the religious orders.

Senator Sharon Keoghan talks to John McGuirk and David Quinn about the worsening atmosphere in Leinster House towards those with non-consensus views. They also discuss the latest coverage of clerical abuse, and a call to suppress all the religious orders.

In episode 2 of "The week that really was", John McGuirk and David Quinn discuss hate speech laws, and an opinion poll that shows more than half the country holds the "far right" view that we should limit the number of Ukrainian refugees

The first of hopefully many episodes of the week that really was with David Quinn and John McGuirk.

“Elderly” and “pensioner” are offensive ageist words that should be scrapped. That's according to recommendations recently adapted by University of Manchester, where the staff was asked to use “mature individual” or “older people” terms instead? Is it another example of political correctness gone too far? John McGuirk, writer and political commentator, joined Kieran to discuss...

With the Future of Media Commission report due to be published, is it time to scrap the TV license fee? We debate with John McGuirk, Editor of Gript.ie and Senator Timmy Dooley, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Climate Action, Communication Networks & Transport.

Nearly half of the Irish public does not trust the Government to be honest or to tell the truth. That's according to a new study carried out by UCD. John McGuirk is the Editor of Gript Media and he looked into the findings with Ciara.

Nearly half of the Irish public does not trust the Government to be honest or to tell the truth. That's according to a new study carried out by UCD. John McGuirk is the Editor of Gript Media and he looked into the findings with Ciara.

John McGuirk is the editor of Gript.ie There is no doubt about the extent of the housing problem in Ireland, certainly not if you've been listening to this podcast, I've been banging on about it for longer than I, probably longer than you, care for. And if you've been listening, you'll know that I'm a […] The post Here's How 130 – An Injection of Sanity appeared first on Here's How.

Despite the Government's Covid exit plan being announced this week, as well as the House 4 All Plan, the big story this week has been MerrionGate and all the furore around the circumstances of former Minister Katherine Zappone's potential appointment as a UN envoy. Kieran was joined by former Government Press Secretary Mandy Johnson, Kieran Cunningham, Chief Sports Writer, and columnist with the Daily Star, political commentator John McGuirk and John Downing, Political Columnist, Irish Independent... The Hard Shoulder 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'.

We are joined by David Daleiden who shares with us an important update on the organ harvesting happening with YOUR tax dollars at the University of Pittsburg. David Daleiden has been on the cutting edge of guerrilla pro-life journalism and he gives us everything you need to know about the disturbing and horrifiic "tissue bank" that the media doesn't want you to know about. Also on this week's episode, we are joined by John McGuirk of Gript.Ie to discuss the hypocrisy of our wold leaders during this public health nightmare. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7Gs-lT1JkS4 Donate to My Son Hunter: https://mysonhunter.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ap-scoop/message

For the first time, Ireland is set to legislate against hate crime. Amanullah De Sondy, Head of Study of Religions & Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Islam at UCC and John McGuirk will be speaking to Niall about thisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the first time, Ireland is set to legislate against hate crime. Amanullah De Sondy, Head of Study of Religions & Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Islam at UCC and John McGuirk will be speaking to Niall about this See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conservative commentator John McGuirk joins Eamon to discuss Ireland's handling of the Coronavirus pandemic. The Stand is proudly sponsored by Tesco.

Today we are joined by our friend John McGuirk of Gript - an independent Irish news site. You may remember John from his reporting on the infamous Barbie Kardashian crime that we covered earlier this year. Today John joins us to discuss the latest "Let Them Eat Cake" scandal that has hit Ireland. In Ireland, the media has been caught breaking COVID rules - and soon they could be paying the price. We give you the latest on this COVID hypocrisy scandal! Also on today's episode we discuss LA County's new COVID shutdown, Governor "Hot Spot" Cuomo's Emmy award, and more! We hope you enjoy today's episode. Send your tax-deductible gift to keep us going --> https://unreportedstorysociety.com/donate/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ap-scoop/message

On today's Scoop we are joined by John McGuirk an Irish journalist who is covering one of the most fascinating and awful true crime stories that has happened recently in Ireland. Meet Barbie Kardashian - Ireland's "homicidal girl" according to John. But as John reveals there is much more than meets the eye in this twisted story. This one of the most compelling interviews we have done in recent time - its a true crime story but so much more - it really shows the intersection of horrible criminality, horrible politics and horrible media coverage and how it endangers everyone involved. John McGuirk is the journalist who broke the compelling story and he is an editor at Gript. You can read his work here: https://gript.ie/photo-barbie-kardashian-irelands-homicidal-girl/ Also on this week's episode we give you an update on Peter Strzok, Harvey Weinstein, and the possum in our backyard! Enjoy! Donate to ObamaGate The Movie: https://obamagatethemovie.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ap-scoop/message

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John McGuirk is the founder and editor of Gript. John referred to the cost of building passive homeshere. In our discussion I mentioned an article falsely claiming that hacked emails from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia showed scientists 'plotting to manipulate data, ... suppress evidence ... and boycott ... divergent […] The post Here's How 95 – Conservative Comment appeared first on Here's How.

On Thursday afternoon Niall Boylan spoke to John McGuirk about the outrage directed at the President of Young Fine Gael because he attended a conservative conference in the US. There has been calls for his resignation as President of YFG. Do you think this outrage is warranted?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Thursday afternoon Niall Boylan spoke to John McGuirk about the outrage directed at the President of Young Fine Gael because he attended a conservative conference in the US. There has been calls for his resignation as President of YFG. Do you think this outrage is warranted? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last debate on the 8th: Young men could rebel against the rise of global feminism by voting to retain the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution, a prominent Yes campaigner has warned. Fine Gael senator and chair of the Oireachtas Committee on the Eighth Amendment Catherine Noone said she is concerned young men, who feel threatened by feminist movements such as the #metoo campaign, will use the referendum to hit back. Speaking on a special referendum debate on Independent.ie's Floating Voter podcast, Ms Noone said: “It's something I am concerned about even in my own party there are young men who seem to be somehow aggrieved with women because we are exerting our position in the world a bit more nowadays and that somehow that's anti-men.” “It's not, it's just about equality and you know I think it has permeated this debate and it will inform a lot of younger men,” she added. Ms Noone said she was also encouraged by the “huge proportion” of young men voting Yes to support the “women who they love”. The Fine Gael senator went head-to-head with Savethe8th communications director John McGuirk in the final debate of the referendum campaign published exclusively on Independent.ie Mr McGuirk said he has encountered older voters who will vote to Repeal the Eighth Amendment as a “screw you” to the Catholic Church. However, he believes his campaign to retain the Eighth Amendment will be a success if older people vote in large numbers. “I believe the vast majority of older voters will tomorrow vote No. Whether they vote in large enough numbers to help us win the referendum is an open question,” he said. Mr McGuirk also revealed that his opposition to abortion stems back to an incident in college when a woman he was close to was forced by her parents to have a pregnancy terminated. He also said he would discourage a family member from having an abortion if they became pregnant as a result of rape. “I wouldn't condemn them if they did. I have a friend who was born as a result of a rape and I can't look him in the eye and tell him he shouldn't be here,” Mr McGuirk said. Mr McGuirk also called for Google to be brought before an Oireachtas Committee to be questioned on the tech firm's decision to ban referendum advertising. Google took the decision as part of its global strategy to protect “election integrity”. Mr McGuirk said this was the “single biggest act of corporate interference” in Ireland's election history and said it suggested “our electoral system is being compromised”. “In any other western democracy that would be a major story and politicians would want to know what was the risk to the electoral process. In Ireland there was a collective shrug and a ‘whoop-de-doo isn't this great for the Yes campaign,'” he said. Ms Noone said she would have “no difficulty” in calling Google before the Oireachtas to force the company to explain its decision. However, she said she had not given it a lot of thought as she is focused on the referendum campaign.

Hugh Linehan and Sarah Bardon sit down with John McGuirk of the Save the 8th organisation to talk about some of the key issues, fundraising, conducting a civil campaign and Mr McGuirk's approach to social media.

Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 06/05/2013

Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 06/05/2013

Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 06/05/2013

Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 06/05/2013

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Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 04/05/2013

Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 04/05/2013

Sermon by John McGuirk preached on 04/05/2013