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On The Record with Chris Donoghue
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On The Record with Chris Donoghue episodes
- Hidden Histories: Luke KellyDonal Fallon author of the "Come Here To Me Blog" joins Gavan for another Hidden Histories.0 min
- Paper Panel 16th DecemberRichard Oakley Editor of The Times Ireland EditionDr Ilona Duffy GP in Monaghan and Tom Molloy the Director Public Affairs and Communications at Trinity College.0 min
- Abortion ServicesDr Keelin O'Donoghue one of the lead clinicians in the country for obstetric ultrasound and foetal medicine discusses abortion services.0 min
- Hidden Histories: 1918 General ElectionDonal Fallon discusses the 1918 general election in another edition of hidden histories.0 min
- Dr Maeve EoganDr. Maeve Eogan Medical Director at the Sexual Assault Unit at the Rotunda Hospital discusses her work and the issues of caring for women in crisis.0 min
- Paper Panel 9th DecemberNiamh Lyons Political Editor The Times Ireland Edition,Colette Browne Barrister and Columnist with The Irish Independent and Jon Ihle Head of Communications for Goodbody.0 min
- Hidden Histories: Vincent HanlyDonal Fallon author of the "Come Here to Me Blog" joins Kevin Doyle for another Hidden Histories.0 min
- Minister For Health Simon HarrisMinister for Health Simon Harris discusses a range of issues relating to the Health Service.0 min
- Paper Panel 2nd DecemberDr Aidan Regan Director of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence,Gráinne Ní Aodha Reporter with The Journal.ie And Gerard Howlin Irish Examiner columnist.0 min
- Hidden Histories: Frank De GrootDonal Fallon author of the "Come Here To Me Blog" joins Gavan Reilly for another Hidden Histories.0 min
About On The Record with Chris Donoghue
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Chris Donoghue brings you the best current affairs analysis and agenda-setting coverage each Sunday with debate and discussion on matters of politics, culture, sport and business. Every Sunday…
11am-1pm