In this week’s episode of "Let Me Explain," Sean Defoe dives into the sudden departure of Irish Finance Minister Pascal Donohoe. As he transitions to a prestigious role at the World Bank, we reflect on Donohoe's decade-long impact on Ireland’s economy, navigating ten budgets and steering the nation through crises like Brexit and COVID-19. Join us as we dissect the whirlwind of political changes that followed his resignation, with Simon Harris stepping into the finance role.

This week we're looking back through Irish Presidents and their inauguration speeches. From Catherine Connolly to Douglas Hyde's 74 word address, and the President of the 1970s who championed riding bikes to tackle climate change

As Let Me Explain hits its 200th episode we relive some of the best moments.

In this exciting episode of "Let Me Explain," Sean Defoe leads us into a fantasy draft like no other! Join the discussion as the team picks their ideal Irish celebrities to play both traitors and faithfuls in a hypothetical version of the hit show "Celebrity Traitors."

In this episode of "Let Me Explain," Sean Defoe takes a fascinating detour from the usual political drama to explore what truly makes a great political slogan. With the presidential election heating up, Sean examines the slogans of current candidates like Catherine Connolly and Heather Humphreys, discussing their effectiveness—or lack thereof.

This week we sit down with the Chair of the Electoral Commission Ms Justice Marie Baker to discuss what happens now for Jim Gavin, the rules about what a President can or can't say and why spoiling your vote is a waste of everyone's time.

Sean Defoe runs his eye over the first Presidential election debate grading the winners and losers

This episode comes to you from Canada and the travelling pack covering Ireland's appearance at the UN summit in New York and meeting the Prime Minister of Canada

Jamie O Hara examines what the discovery of two Asian Hornet nests could mean for the country.