The Pat Kenny Show

US faces problems at home and abroad as the conflict in Israel raises pressing questions while republicans jockey for position. To get the latest Pat was joined by Larry Donnelly Law Lecturer with The University of Galway and Columnist with The Journal.ie.  

Caution To The Wind takes readers on a journey into the life of Terry Prone, one of the most successful businesswomen in Ireland from the 1970s. Terry joined Pat this morning on the show.

We discuss the certification of electric planes and the future of aviation with Lt Col Kevin Byrne airplane safety and security auditor.  

Luke O'Neill joined Pat to chat about his new book Boldly Go Where No Book Has Gone Before A Joyous Journey through all of Science is a book which explores different types of science and scientists throughout the world.

Ireland dominated Scotland to book themselves a quarter-final place against New Zealand. Keith Wood will join us to analyse the match along with Kathleen McNamee Digital Producer with Off the Ball and Host of COYGIG podcast.

Israel declares war following Saturday’s music festival massacre, we’ll look at the history behind the conflict with Scott Lucas, Professor of US Politics at the Clinton Institue UCD.  

What exactly is mom rage and how can you manage it? Pat was joined on the show this morning by  Laura Erskine, Parenting expert and mother of three and also Dr. Caroline Boyd, a Clinical Psychologist who specialises in intrusive thoughts and anger.

Writer, communicator, consultant, strategist, and mental health campaigner Alastair Campbell on Israel at war and the Labour party conference.

Off the Ball's Shane Hannon joined Pat to discuss today's sports headlines including, the Premier League, the women's Super League, FAI Cup and the darts!

Columnist, author & former senator, Mairia Cahill joined Pat to speak about her new book 'Rough Beast: my story and the reality of Sinn Féin'.

'Rough beast', is a tale not merely of survival, but a blazon of unyielding defiance against the sinister shadows of power and abuse in Ireland's political circles.

Navigating through the twisted alleyways of trauma, secret IRA investigations, and Sinn Féin’s refusal to acknowledge their gruesome methodologies, Cahill stitches together a narrative that is as piercing as it is illuminating.

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