This week - what is the Mercosur deal? Why are farmers against it? And should it be passed anyway?

On this episode we're making predictions for the news year to come! Saoirse Hanley, Jane Matthews and Ciara Treacy join Sean Defoe to make some bold predictions for 2026

Ever felt like there wasn't enough time to get your New Years' Resolutions done? Or maybe you had too much time? This week we're exploring the 12 week year theory - the idea that by cramming your goals into 12 weeks you give yourself nowhere to hide from them

This week Prof. Brendan Kelly from Trinity College joins Sean to discuss the psychology of New Years' Resolutions, the mistakes people make and why you shouldn't set them for January 1st

Sean Defoe runs through the top 50 stories of the year across news, sports and entertainment as we say goodbye to 2025

This week the wonderful Dr Niamh Wycherly from Maynooth University joins us to discuss what medieval Christmas was like in Ireland and whether pagans had similar festivals around the same time of year

On this week's episode we're chatting to Lars Edman, the man behind the Prince August Toy Soldier factory in Co. Cork as they gear up for Christmas

This week we're talking to Dr Emma Whelan from Maynooth University about a new research project involving the launch of a very niche satellite which will watch baby stars. Baby stars being at a minimum a million years old...

In this week's episode of "Let Me Explain," host Sean Defoe explores the controversial proposal to rename Dublin Airport after former Taoiseach Sean Lemass. With insights from TD Malcolm Byrne, we discuss why Lemass deserves this honor, given his pivotal role in shaping modern Ireland and establishing Dublin Airport itself.

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.