The Pat Kenny Show

We talk to the councillor calling for clamping rules around train stations to be amended. Speaking to Pat this morning was Lettie McCarthy Labour party councillor for the Glencullen Sandyford ward and also Barry Kenny Corporate Communications Manager at Irish Rail.

Yet another step towards grand-slam glory for Irish Rugby but not without its injury woes, and the latest from Lineker-Gate. All the weekend sport to look back on with Off The Ball's Kathleen McNamee and also Vincent McIvinney a London-based reporter.

Could tax reliefs offer renters some form of solution as the eviction ban ends? To discuss with Pat was Marian Ryan, Consumer Tax Manager with Taxback.com and also Rory Hearne, Assistant Professor Social Policy at Maynooth University and /Author of 'Gaffs: Why no one can get a house,and what we can do about it'

The Friday Forum looks back on the news stories of the week including the issue of congestion charges and the eviction ban.

Joining Pat today was Kieran O’Donnell, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and TD for Limerick city, Sinn Féin TD for Meath East and Spokesperson on Climate Action, Communications Networks and Transport Darren O’Rourke and by Alice Leahy Director of services with the Alice Leahy Trust.

As the days count down for Hollywood's most anticipated award ceremony, Henry McKean is soaking up all the atmosphere and reports from Los Angeles.

Licking, panting or biting what your dog is really telling you. Dog trainer and behaviourist, Suzi Walsh joined Pat on the show.

This week, Executive Chef at the Marker Hotel, Gareth Mullins joined Pat with a tasty Sausage Ragu with Rigatoni Recipe.

With 8 people killed and other wounded in a shooting event in the German city overnight, Pat was joined by German Correspondent Thomas Sparrow, to hear the latest.

The Department of Education has confirmed that 58 school building projects due to go to tender or construction this year are on hold due to funding pressures.

Discussing this and the possible implications was Róise Uí Labhraidh, Principal of Gaelscoil Phádraig in Ballybrack and by Chief Executive of the Educate Together school patronage body Emer Nowlan.

With new scammers now targeting those over 55 year of age in particular, Pat was joined by the CEO of Alone, Sean Moynihan, and by Niamh Davenport, Head of Financial Crime with Banking and Payments Federation Ireland, for reaction and advice.

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