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Navigating this world through a Christian male perspective. Not many people realize that, as Christians, we are navigating the same world as everyone else. Through our stories, experiences, and perspectives, we are here to find common ground and …
Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
More than 70,000 Leaving Cert student will receive their results this morning. But what comes next? Speaking to Anton with some great advice was Brian Mooney, Guidance Counsellor and Irish Times Columnist.
9:45Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Derek Mooney, Former Fianna Fáil Advisor and Public Affairs Consultant.
6:58Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
The Mayor of Como has banned riding bicycles in certain areas of the historic Italian city after he was hit by an e-bike. He told Italian media that "People act based on their own …
6:52Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
Why does Ireland have such strong support for Palestine? New research suggests our own history of colonialism, partition and oppression plays a major role in shaping Irish attitudes towards the conflict. To discuss further …
5:08Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
40 per cent of Irish people have put off applying for their driving test, according to new research from insurance brokers Gallagher. This figures rises to 45 per cent among 18 to 24 year …
2:17Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
There are growing fears the war in Ukraine could spill over into Europe. This comes after a Russian drone was destroyed by Romanian fighter jets in the Black Sea. With the latest on this …
3:25Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 21, 2026
This morning, just over 70,000 Leaving Certificate students will receive their results. Joining Anton this morning was Minister for Education and Youth, Hildegarde Naughton.
8:59Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
A Paddy Power ad that compared Japanese and English football fans has been deemed to have breached the Advertising Standards Authority’s code by painting English people in a negative light. We get reaction to …
6:17Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
A NASA telescope which launched back in 2004, has been rapidly sinking in its orbit around Earth. It is expected to plunge through the atmosphere later this year. NASA’s rescue mission to save this …
4:08Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
President of the Garda Representative Association Niall Hodgins has said that frontline gardaí may not be fully trained in pursuit driving until 2028. It comes after Gardaí have confirmed that they have been liaising …
6:23Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has expanded its financial education initiatives to reach all Junior Cycle maths students for the first time. We get the details of this incentive with Muriel Dolan, Deputy …
9:34Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
More than one in four adults either lack full details of their workplace pension. Also they suspect they've lost track of at least one pension pot altogether. This is according to new research from …
6:33Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Valerie Cox, Journalist and Author.
8:39Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
Research from Queen’s University Belfast is shining light on the role of AI and bots in the music industry, warning that consumers and musicians are being shortchanged because of technology that’s out of control. …
5:04Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
Prince Harry and Meghan will move back to the UK later this month, to a private, non-royal residence outside London. Their children are also set to start school in September.What has been the reaction …
3:51Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
Conditions at Dublin’s main mortuary have been described as a “a ticking time bomb”. If capacity issues are not addressed, families could face a heavily impacted waiting time for burial of loved ones. Anton …
4:38Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 20, 2026
Overnight attacks by Russia have killed at least six people and injured dozens more in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv as both sides continue to ramp up attacks. Speaking to Anton this morning was Yuriy …
6:14Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
An Australian court has heard the first day of Erin Patterson's appeal. This comes after she was sentenced to life in prison last year for murdering three relatives and trying to kill anotherWith an …
4:43Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
The European Commission has proposed a revision of the Tobacco Taxation Directive to implement fresh rules and curb tobacco use. For more on this Anton spoke to Billy Kelleher, Fianna Fáil MEP and a …
4:48Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
Yesterday saw landmark trial against Meta opened in federal court in Oakland, California. Kentucky's attorney general has called the largest consumer protection lawsuit in American history Newstalk's Tech Correspondent Jess Kelly bought us the …
6:11Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
Electric Picnic is just around the corner, with many music lovers still scrambling to find a resale ticket for the sold out event. Today Bank of Ireland are warning people to look out for …
3:47Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
TikTok has said it is “closely monitoring content related to” Sunday’s M9, and would remove any videos and accounts that broke its rules. It comes after Coimisiún na Meán contacted the platform to determine …
10:22Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
‘Expresso’, ‘The Specific Ocean’, ‘Akai bowel’, these are just some of the mispronunciations that drive people mad. But why do people so often mispronounce words? and how can it impact you socially? Anton asked …
6:12Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
Children are spending less than 25 minutes a week playing in the street. Only when they are nearly 11 before they are allowed to play outdoors without supervision, according to a new report from …
5:01Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
We take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Aisling Moloney, Political Reporter, Irish Independent.
8:44Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
The new short-term rental register is due to be introduced this December. The Irish Self-Catering Federation has said that the Government must introduce a new National Planning Statement for short-term rentals to allow self-catering …
4:33Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 19, 2026
The sacked former Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhaile Fedorov has called for a Presidential election. He is saying that democracy cannot be held hostage by Russia. Ukraine correspondent for France24 Emanuelle Chaze brought us the …
5:51Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 18, 2026
An extra two euro charge is expected to be added to parcels coming from outside the European Union. This is in addition to the new three euro minimum custom charge imposed last month. We …
3:44Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 18, 2026
With procedures like fillers and Botox becoming commonplace. Audiences are lamenting the smoothed-out, uncanny faces now rampant in major pictures. Are botox and fillers ruining Hollywood? Anton asked film critic and host of the …
5:31Newstalk Breakfast · Aug 18, 2026
The trial of Duane Davis has begun in Las Vegas for the murder of superstar rapper Tupac Shakur. Prosecutors claim that Davis was the “commander of the effort to kill Tupac” after the rapper …
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