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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsGovernment | |||

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The Party Line is a podcast from The Ditch, news and comment from Ireland, ontheditch.com – hosted by Niamh Ní Bhriai... more
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Rebecca O'Keeffe of Irish Sport for Palestine breaks down why Israel should long ago have been barred from international sport – and why it still hasn't happened.
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Looking forward to listening to these through and catching up.
Only proper Irish journalism in town
It’s 3 angry middle-aged Marxists complaining. Managed 10 minutes.
This could be much better if it acknowledged that everyone is not familiar with all the asides and in jokes..by explaining a bit more in depth background and the various characters involved…to bring us all up to speed….just a thot
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The show combines sharp political analysis with investigative-style takes on current affairs in Ireland and beyond, often layering activist perspectives onto coverage of neutrality, defence, media narratives, and power dynamics. Recent episodes frequently critique mainstream coverage, push for public-interest journalism, and connect Irish politics to global debates like NATO, arms deals, and international sports diplomacy. Noteworthy is the visible blend of on-the-ground activism, historical context, and cross-border perspectives, making it a potential magnet for listeners who value independent inquiry and provocative discourse that challenges official narratives.
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Recent guests on The Party Line include:
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2. Andy Storey
3. Roman Shortall
4. Rebecca O'Keeffe
5. Eman Mohammed
6. Paul Holden
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