
Podcast by Irish Examiner
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 346 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

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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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This podcast features in-depth discussions on current affairs, social issues, and political dynamics in Ireland. Listeners can expect a diverse array of topics, including the complexities of immigration policies, the cultural significance of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), and critical examinations of political strategies and historical narratives involving prominent figures. The content is enriched by expert insights from academics, commentators, and journalists, providing a comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping modern Ireland. The format often blends expert interviews with analysis and personal reflections, creating a thoughtful platform for engaging with contemporary challenges.
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