The week that really was
GriptThe 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 | 80 | Founded | 2 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||
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Latest Episodes
John and Sarah review the week, including Ireland's renewed - if conveniently timed - war with Britain on immigration; reflections on the battle of Newtownmountkennedy; whether the polls are to be believed; and is the cost of living being ignored?
Sarah Ryan explains to John McGuirk why she has decided to manage Niall Boylan's EU election campaign. Also, they talk about events at the Oireachtas committee on immigration, Helen McEntee's bad week, and are smartphones the new "microchipping"?
Bestselling author, Journalist, and now campaigner Helen Joyce joins John and Sarah to explain the contents of the Cass Review into the treatment of "transgender" children, and the wider implications of transgender ideology on western society.
John and Sarah discuss Simon Harris's cowardly reshuffle, the desired return of Kate O'Connell to frontline politics, the Cass Review, and the state of abortion politics, stateside.
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- Excellent show
Really love listening to this show as it’s one of the only outlets that’s gives an alternative to the pro government leftist media. Refreshing to be able to hear more balanced discussions. Highly recommend!
Apple Podcasts5Fionnster
Ireland10 months ago - Essential Listening
This is the most therapeutic podcast in Ireland. You go around all week thinking the country is gone mad, and these two gems don’t just reflect your feelings but do the essential thing of putting words and arguments and context to the madness of the silliest parade in the English speaking world - Irish politics and the legacy media bandwagon.
Apple Podcasts5ekeane 87
United Kingdoma year ago - Best Irish podcast
Love the addition of Sarah Ryan, so interesting and relatable.
Apple Podcasts5briocheperdu
Francea year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #133 | Ireland/News |
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