
A sometimes jaundiced, but always informed commentary on today's Irish politics from Derek Mooney, an experienced campaigner, former ministerial adviser and now a public affairs consultant.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

In this penultimate podcast of 2025 I look at the fallout from Fianna Fáil's review into the disastrous Áras 2025 campaign and which of the several competing analyses of what happens next, I agree with. (Spoiler Alert... I take some elements from eac... more
In this very short episode (based on a recent local radio interview) I wonder if Fianna Fáil is still a serious political party?
The leadership's mishandling of the presidential campaign is now compounded by its mishandling of what should have been... more
In this week's episode Derek throws an eye over the impact on government stability of the departure of Pascal Donohoe for the World bank... and wonders why Taoiseach Micheál Martin now questions the linear nature of time and why a delay is not actual... more
In this episode I do two things...
First, I explain why the "unsure" camp in the currently divided Fianna Fáil parliamentary party is in single digits and the pro and anti Martin factions are almost evenly divided.
Second, I explain why a departur... more
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Enjoying the Irish food election chats, though you sound a lot more pro FF than you like to admit. Good to hear more NI perspectives though
Christ. I really used to enjoy you’re podcasts Derek. This recent podcast advocating that Gemma be employed by RTE. Good grief. I’ve unsubscribed.
Very poor sound quality, impossible to hear
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The content focuses on contemporary Irish politics, providing informed commentary and critique, particularly on governmental decisions, political maneuvers, and various political parties' actions. Through analyses of significant political events and discussions on public policy, the episodes often highlight the intersection of Irish and U.S. political landscapes, with recurring themes related to tariffs, elections, and the overall governance of Ireland. The host brings a seasoned perspective, often weaving personal anecdotes into the analysis, leading to a sometimes critical but always insightful exploration of the current political climate. This podcast is distinctive for its thorough examination of parliamentary procedures and its unapolo... more
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