The Pat Kenny Show

Britney Spears's memoir ‘The Woman in Me’ is released globally today. We talked to Entertainment journalist Rory Cashin about the revelations.

As the death toll in Gaza reaches 5,000 we speak to Professor of Peace Studies Paul Rogers on where the conflict stands on the global landscape.

Our ask the expert today joining Pat was Professor Gaye Cunnane Professor of Rheumatology at Trinity College Dublin and St James Hospital and Director of Health and Wellbeing at the Royal College of Physicians Ireland. 

Out of the saddle and onto the bookshelves; former jockey Nina Carberry joined Pat in studio to chat about her new children’s book 'Ride To The Rescue'.

There are calls for a ferry service to be installed to travel between Cork and Waterford. A motion has been put forward for a feasibility study to take place on a ferry link. This would form part of a travel corridor between the counties for pedestrians and cyclists. Our reporter, Josh Crosbie, made the trip by car and spoke with those who remember the old boat service.

Thousands of Irish drivers were victims of a data breach, with more than half a million documents exposed to hackers. We more on this Pat spoke to Adrian Weckler Tech editor for the Irish Independent and the Sunday Independent.

Expulsions and suspensions have increased significantly post-pandemic, we ask why with Eric Nelligan Assistant Principal of St Munchins College in Limerick and member of Aontu.

Fertility tracking apps have grown in popularity but are they a good alternative to traditional birth control? Pat has a discussion with Aisling Fox, Nutritional Therapist and owner of AOK Nutrition, Kate O’Connell, Former TD & Pharmacist, and also Dr Amy Morgan, Drogheda GP.

With yellow and orange weather warnings in place across the country we get the latest on what people can expect with Alan O'Reilly from Carlow Weather.

England surprisingly gave South Africa a run for their money in the Rugby World Cup over the weekend, and the great Bobby Charlton passed away. We get all the sport with Phil Egan.