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What listeners will find here
A looming public-sector walkout puts the Government and unions on a collision course
A public sector pay dispute has pushed more than 400,000 workers to the brink of industrial action, with teachers and nurses among those expected to strike. This episode looks at why talks appear stalled and what disruption on this scale could mean for the country.
When prize giveaway sites look like lotteries, where’s the legal line?
Prize competition platforms like Ooosch promise big wins for small stakes, but this episode asks whether they count as gambling. Fionnán Sheahan talks with John Meagher and Sean Pollock about how these giveaways work, why they appeal now, and whether regulation is needed.
How the Encrochat hack reshaped Northern Ireland’s criminal underworld
The episode looks at how the 2020 Encrochat hack is still leading to prison sentences for Northern Ireland drug dealers. Ciarán Dunbar talks with Belfast Telegraph crime correspondent Allison Morris about the fallout for major criminal figures and what it has changed.
RTÉ’s €20m shortfall turns Budget 2027 into a fresh political fight
RTÉ’s unexpected €20m funding gap has sparked a clash with Government just after Budget 2027. This episode looks at why the money fell short, whether reform at the broadcaster is at the heart of the dispute, and what could now face cuts.
A 34-year mystery in Kerry ends with a family truth no one expected
Patrick 'Patsy' O'Sullivan vanished from his home in Co Kerry in 1992, leaving his family searching for answers for 34 years. This episode follows the disappearance, the long emotional toll on those left behind, and the shocking truth they eventually uncovered.
Episodes
Christy Kinahan Sr gets his Dubai marching orders – where does he go from here?
29 Sept 2026 · 20 min
