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Martin: Covid inquiry shouldn’t grill decision makers
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06:07

Martin: Covid inquiry shouldn’t grill decision makers

“That’s not really an answer to the question.” “Oh, it most certainly is.” Tánaiste Micheál Martin defends his view that the Covid inquiry should not be “adversarial”, because that would make decision makers hesitant to act during the next crisis. Question by @Ben_Scallan.
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Ex-Muslim: Islam is “a lot more than a religion”
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49:03

Ex-Muslim: Islam is “a lot more than a religion”

FULL INTERVIEW: Ex-Muslim, Nuriyah Khan, talks child marriage, honour killings, modesty culture, Sharia Law, and more. 00:00 The Use of Sharia Law to Control Women 03:21 Forced Return and Travel Bans 05:11 Similar Laws in Other Islamic Countries 18:17 The Link Between Women’s Rights and Islamic Law 19:13 Child Marriage and Prophet Muhammad 23:20 The […]
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O’Gorman pushes back on Harris’ and O’Brien’s migration claims
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01:37

O’Gorman pushes back on Harris’ and O’Brien’s migration claims

Recently Taoiseach Simon Harris and Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien said that there’s a link between housing issues, homelessness and immigration. Minister Roderic O’Gorman pushed back on this notion, but refused to outright say his colleagues were wrong.
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Voting our way through WW3 | PODCAST EP112
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52:16

Voting our way through WW3 | PODCAST EP112

John and Sarah talk the latest twists in Russia and Israel, Blindboy’s new RTE documentary, and the latest twists in the very, very, very unexciting general election. PODCAST: https://gript.ie/podcasts/voting-our-way-through-ww3/ 00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdotes 02:52 Philosophy and Stoicism in Modern Discourse 05:54 International Affairs: Russia and Israel 08:50 The Role of Ireland on the World […]
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Chris Dalby on Irish gangs’ cartel links, fentanyl in Ireland, + more
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Chris Dalby on Irish gangs’ cartel links, fentanyl in Ireland, + more

“Irish gangs are crucial players on an international level.” Journalist Chris Dalby says even small Irish gangs are now importing drugs from Latin American cartels, and that it is “absolutely pivotal” that Gardaí prevent drugs from flowing into Europe due to Ireland’s location. Check out Chris’ organisation, World of Crime: www.worldofcrime.net Check out Chris’ book, […]
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TRSI 371 – Kindness is our hallmark
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01:02:00

TRSI 371 – Kindness is our hallmark

A protest is an assault on democracy but voting to restrict protests is apparently just dandy; Minister Catherine Martin gets involved in lease agreements for religious groups; and El Salvador’s murder rate falls yet lower.
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TRSI 377 – We’ll know it when you see it
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TRSI 377 – We’ll know it when you see it

New polling shows the danger of the immigration debate for SF, the Fiscal Advisory Council continues to scream into the void; and a Dail debate on immigration takes a turn for the nasty. Podcast: https://gript.ie/podcasts/trsi-377-well-know-it-when-you-see-it/ https://www.kildarestreet.com/debates/?id=2023-12-06a.39
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Harris: Government could fund carers with or without ‘Yes’ vote
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03:01

Harris: Government could fund carers with or without ‘Yes’ vote

Simon Harris says it is “entirely true” that the government could increase funding for carers, with or without a ‘Yes’ vote in the care referendum, despite Roderic O’Gorman’s claim that the referendum would help to secure such funding. Question by Ben Scallan.
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Foley pressed on government’s “constant” referendum misinformation
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03:25

Foley pressed on government’s “constant” referendum misinformation

Numerous Irish Ministers have suggested that the Irish Constitution says a “woman’s place is in the home” ahead of the referendum – a claim which the Electoral Commission has confirmed is false. Ben Scallan presses Minister Norma Foley about this “constant” misinformation:
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McDonald denies being “out of touch” with base
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01:45

McDonald denies being “out of touch” with base

“We’re very much in touch with the people.” Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald denies being “out of touch” with her base after she supported a ‘Yes/Yes’ vote in the apparently defeated #Referendum2024, blaming the government for the referendum’s failure.
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