The Pat Kenny Show

Michelle O’Hara National Spokesperson for MABS  shares how you make some savings this Christmas.

Professor Scott Lucas, Professor, and Political Analyst for the Clinton Institute joined Pat to discuss the latest from Israel as the country rejects calls for a ceasefire.

A look back on the stories of the week with our Friday Forum. Joining Pat this morning was Minister of State Jack Chambers, Peadar Toibin TD  Leader of Aontú, and Gabija Gataveckaitė, Political Reporter, Irish Independent.

Ukrainian woman who lives in Ireland Luba Healy prepares for her next Humanitarian Aid trip to her home country Ukraine and Luba joined Pat on the show this morning.

It's time once again for Friday Foood with Gareth Mullins Executive Chef of The Anantara Marker Hotel. Today Gareth brings us a recipe for a delicious Beef, Stout, and Cheese pie.

All with thanks to Cully & Sully.

Between January 1st 2022 and the end of September this year, over 22,500 international protection applicants have arrived in Ireland. Our reporter Barry Whyte has been investigating how they arrive in the country and how they claim international protection.

E waste is the fastest growing type of waste in the world. Out of use microwaves, shavers and washing machines are among them, as well as many perfectly functional smartphones which experts now call "the most disposable form of technology".

Newstalk's Sarah Madden reports.

Drivers in Dublin City might feel less welcome with the latest increase in parking charges. Parking on Dublin’s city centre streets hit prices as high as €4. For more on this Pat spoke to Janet Horner.

Ireland's car tastes are changing - we want our vehicles bigger and flashier and we're borrowing more than ever to be able to drive them.

 Newstalk's Sarah Madden reports on why, when it comes to cars, the motto here is increasingly, "always, a lender and a borrower be".

It's no secret that Ireland is aging, but who will care for you when strength wains and balance dips?

Newstalk's Sarah Madden reports on the care workers helping Irish people into a dignified dottage.