The Pat Kenny Show

The correct intake of nutrients is crucial no matter what level of activity, so for this week’s food slot, Garett Mullins, Executive Chef in the Anantara Hotel joins Pat with three protein rich recipes.

Pat broadcasts live from the Lava Arena to mark Leinster’s return back to the RDS.

Pat is joined by Shane Nolan, CEO of Leinster Rugby to discuss the team's new adventure. 

Chris Bryant, Northern Ireland Secretary of State has banned the orange order from marching along Garvaghy Road.

Alison Morris, Columnist with the Belfast Telegraph and commentator specializing in politics and security, joined Pat to discuss the breaking news.

Economist and Author of the Daft.ie Housing Reports Ronan Lyons has written a book entitled, Brittle: How the Housing Crisis Is Breaking Ireland - And How to Fix It. 

In this book, Ronan look at the Irish housing market in three different ways, where we are now, how did we get here and where do we go from here.  

Ronan joined Ciara in studio to discuss.

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It is officially one week on from the Garvaghy Road protests. There have been several talks and proceeding and what to go and where to go next.  

But what effect has this had on the community? 

Ciara was joined by Dylan Hegarty, Video Editor at The Irish News and Resident of the Garvaghy Road Dessie Trainer.

Meta has unveiled the Muse Charm, a small device designed to give users constant access to its AI assistant without having to reach for their phone.

It can respond to voice commands, see what you're looking at and, as AI becomes more agentic, potentially carry out tasks on your behalf. 

Irish Independent Technology Correspondent & Host of Big Tech Show, Adrian Weckler joined Ciara to discuss what this means for modern technology.

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With the budget just around the corner, will the fiscal and macro spending the government announce match up to the various leaks we have been seeing over the past few weeks?  

But if there was not public pushback, what would work best for the general population, is there a choice that would protect the long-term health of our economy.  

Ciara Doherty was joined by Economist Austin Hughes and Professor of Economics in DCU Business School, Edgar Morgenroth.  

Ireland face Israel for a second time now in Serbia, after their 3-0 defeat last week.

Ciara was joined by Off The Ball's Football Correspondent Ben Symes for updates from Serbia. Off The Ball's Shane Hannon also joined Ciara for more sporting updates.

Joining Ciara Doherty to go through Sunday's Papers was Human Rights Campaigner Colm O'Gorman, Journalist & Author Valerie Cox and Former Fianna Fáil Advisor and Public Affairs Consultant  Derek Mooney.

Now before email and social media, ‘the letter from America’ was part of every Irish household who had relatives who emigrated to the States.

A Letter Home: Irish Correspondence from America, 1818–1972, by Author and Established Professor of Modern Irish History at the University of Galway Breandán Mac Suibhne, takes a closer look at these letters, who wrote them and what exactly they say.

Breandán joined Ciara to discuss.

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