
Why does Ireland feel poorer than it should? Why can't we seem to actually get shit done and how can we fix it? This podcast tells the story of the real root causes of Ireland's issues, how we can actually solve them, and how we can actually develop the political coalitions needed to deliver. We don't just criticise: we solve. We don't just give out about the government: we ask how they can actual... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Why is entrenched poverty such an issue in some communities in Ireland and is there a way to actually change it instead of just treating the symptoms? Does our welfare state paper over the cracks instead of getting to the root causes of problems? Wha... more
The US midterms have brought the question of money and corporate power in politics to the forefront. What happens when very wealthy people or corporations start to control politics? Is this happening in Ireland or elsewhere? How do we prevent it?
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Ireland tends to take a legalistic approach to our problems, but is this holding us back? We talk the impacts of taking a legal approach to problems and talk about what changing it might look like.
Hosted by Keire Murphy and Aidan Regan.
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Last week, we talked about Ireland's public finances, the political wrangling that happens around them every year, and the stories we tell about them that aren't true. But does that miss a more important story - all the things that we could fix witho... more
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This show analyzes how political economy, governance, and public institutions shape everyday outcomes in Ireland, with a practical, solution-oriented approach. Across recent episodes, hosts examine decentralisation, local government capacity, civil service reform, and voting-system dynamics, often challenging conventional narratives and proposing concrete pathways for reform. The hosts frequently compare Ireland to international models to understand what works elsewhere and what could be adapted domestically, emphasizing state capacity, public accountability, and durable policy coalitions. A standout pattern is a willingness to blend critique with reform ideas, including long-term planning, better funding mechanisms, and smarter public inve... more
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