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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 335 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

The GAA has deep roots right across Irish society, culture and the economy. On one level it has never been as popular but often threats lurk at the time when the sun is shining. The Irish Examiner’s Michael Moynihan has spent much of his career track... more
Against the odds, Donald Trump has managed, at least temporarily, to stop the bombing and slaughter in Gaza. He has brokered a twenty point peace plan that could potentially ensure both peace and justice in an area that has been devastated. But will ... more
Irish Examiner Political Editor Paul Hosford joins Mick to talk over the shock departure of Jim Gavin from the presidential campaign and what now for the race for the Aras. On Tuesday the government introduced its first budget to the sound of groans ... more
The presidential election campaign is underway but so far no fireworks are to be seen. But, Gary Murphy reckons, there are a number of subplots that may well liven up the race and there are questions to ask about the sour reaction of the supporters o... more
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I look forward to the podcast every week. Mick has been one of the best journalists in Ireland for well over a decade. I love his easygoing style of getting to the point. We are blessed to have such a balanced journalist when we see the nonsense in other countries. Keep it going and stay in by the wall
Great show and very easy listening- loved the interview with Scott Lucas
Excellent journalist ,
Great show and very easy listening- loved the interview with Declan Power.
Great topics but not on the ball. Richard O Rawe said South Armagh IRA didnt trust Scappatici.
That’s a fascinating statement but did Clifford ask why that was?
Many other examples
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Focused on current affairs, the content often addresses pressing political and societal issues within Ireland. Common topics of conversation include the intricate relationships between Ireland and Britain, significant national events, and historical reflections, particularly those that influence contemporary matters such as immigration and race relations. Special attention is paid to electoral politics, housing crises, and public health, alongside thoughtful explorations of cultural elements like sports and education. Guests often include experts, journalists, and authors who provide insights that challenge preconceptions and deepen understanding of Ireland's diverse challenges.
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Recent guests on The Mick Clifford Podcast include:
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