The Week That Really Was" offers a different and distinctive take on the events of the week of a kind that you won't find anywhere else in Ireland. It is presented by Gript Media Editor John McGuirk, and Barrister at Law and Media Personality, Sarah Ryan.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | News |
In an action-packed episode, John and Sarah recap the case of Daniel Aruebose, discuss John and Eoin Hayes' blackface scandals, analyse the Joe Brolly wars and attempts to murder David Quinn, and dissect the Maria Steen nomination fight.
John and Sarah spend most of this week's episode talking about the murder of Charlie Kirk, the pathology of those cheering it, and where we go from here.
Sarah returns to her chair this week, and shares her tale of accident and emergency horror. Also: Why she's not high on Jim Gavin's chances, the media's double standard on Graham Linehan, and reflections on the great flag wars.
With Sarah still sadly indisposed, John and Laura discuss the stories of the week: The big engagement in America, the controversy around Dr. Umar Al Qadri, the CSO migration numbers.. and that Sunday Indo article about how the nation loves Michael D.... more
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John and Sarah are fantastic hosts, supplying each week a witty, insightful and refreshing take on the weeks current events. One of my every Friday evening listens!
A total waste of time.
Ballybay meets Fianna Fáil fail. Don’t linger for enlightenment 🤡
You’ve both done media training, you need to get your money back!
It don’t get any better
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Episodes often feature engaging discussions covering current political events, social issues, and cultural trends, particularly in Ireland. The hosts bring a mix of humor and critical commentary, allowing them to tackle serious topics like immigration, gender roles, and government accountability while maintaining a light-hearted approach. This unique blend of analysis and entertainment may appeal to listeners looking for alternative viewpoints on the news that contrasts with mainstream narratives, showcased through candid dialogues and reflects the sentiments of contemporary society.
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