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A new study has found that almost half of young people would prefer a world without the internet, with many even opting for a digital detox. But, what would a world without it look like for a generation who have never known a world without it?
Joining Kieran to discuss is Jane Cowan, Student and Irish Examiner Columnist and Richard Hogan, Family Psychotherapist and author of ‘Home is where the start is’.
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Comedian Tony Cantwell, who will be doing his first solo show in two years ‘You Cry Weird’ at the Dublin Fringe on September 12th, joins Kieran to place his favourite book on The Hard Shoulder Bookshelf!
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In 2024, suspects in over 400,000 crimes were out on bail.
Are Ireland's bail laws too lax?
In high profile crimes, is the argument that the system sometimes prioritises the presumption of innocence, over public safety, a valid question?
Joining Kieran to discuss is Independent MEP for Ireland South, Michael McNamara.
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An aid ship has headed to Gaza from Sicily, aiming at breaking Israel’s blockade.
Greta Thunberg is on it, and Kieran’s guest was in Sicily for a few days lending his support.
Actor Liam Cunningham joins to discuss.
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Calls have been made for a national database for dog microchip registration to replace the current four database system to aid a crackdown on dog breeding regulation, and enable dog wardens to identify the dogs involved in attacks on livestock…
But, how essential is a central database?
Joining Kieran to discuss is Maeve O'Connell, Fine Gael TD for Dublin Rathdown, who is calling for the change, and Limerick-based Veterinarian, Donal Ryan.
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Pedestrians and Cyclists need to “Be Sound” to each other on shared greenways.
Officials from Dublin City Council are soon to launch an information campaign to “remind all users of their responsibilities” along traffic free paths along Dublin’s canals and rivers.
Joining Kieran to discuss this further is Green Party Councilor, Janet Horner.
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Evan Fitzgerald was on bail for gun charges when he entered a Carlow shopping centre yesterday and fired shots, before fatally shooting himself.
Last year, he was caught with guns and ammunition which he admitted to having bought on the 'dark web', a part of the internet where users operate through anonymity.
But, what is the dark web, how common is it to buy guns here, and what can be done about it?
Joining Kieran to answer some of these questions is Cyber Security Expert, Ronan Murphy, Chief Strategist for Forcepoint and Chairman of SmartTech247.
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This week, Kieran Cuddihy was joined by the presenter of Weekend Breakfast on Today FM, Alison Curtis and Saoirse Hanley, Feature Writer with the Irish Independent to look back on the week that was, but with a few twists…
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Comedian and Writer Gearóid Farrelly joins Kieran for a chat while he is on tour for ‘Gearóid Rage’!
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Aisling Larkin, Mindful Eating Coach and TV Chef joins Kieran to discuss how you can make 7 (maybe 6) salads to cover 7 days!
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Off The Ball's Eoin Sheahan joined Kieran Cuddihy on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…
Image: @ChampionsLeague on X / Twitter
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A jury has found Richard Satchwell guilty of murdering his wife Tina at their home in Youghal, Co Cork, in 2017.
Now that the verdict is in, we can cast our minds back to all those interviews that he did after his wife’s death – and in particular, what those who spoke to him during those times made of him...
One of those interviewers was Neil Prendeville of Cork’s Red FM. He joins Kieran to discuss.
Image: Cork’s Red FM Facebook
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France will ban smoking in all outdoor places that children visit, according to their Health and Family Minister.
The ban will come into force from July 1st and will include beaches, parks, public gardens, outside schools, bus stops and sports venues. Ireland was a trend-setter on the indoor smoking ban back in 2004; should we follow France this time?
Newstalk’s Henry McKean joins Kieran to share what he’s heard.
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Gerry Adams has won €100,000 in damages over a BBC story about the murder of a British agent.
The former Sinn Féin leader alleged he was defamed in a BBC NI Spotlight programme broadcast in 2016 and an accompanying online article, in which an anonymous contributor alleged he sanctioned the 2006 murder of Denis Donaldson.
He denies any involvement.
Journalist Amanda Ferguson joins Kieran to discuss.
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Contenders for Ireland's favourite architectural projects for 2025 have been announced, but what makes a building or public space architecturally excellent?
Joining Kieran to discuss is Sinn Féin Housing Spokesperson, Eoin Ó Broin.
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A jury has found Richard Satchwell guilty of murdering his wife Tina at their home in Youghal, Co Cork, in 2017.
Newstalk’s Southern Reporter Jamie O’Hara joins Kieran with all of the details following the conviction.
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A little later this evening, Alison Spittle will be doing some devious debating and answering the question… what would a United Ireland look like if it really did happen?
Others taking part in this mischief will be comedians from North and South of the border and one from across the Irish sea for good measure including Neil Delamere, Oliver Callan, Ashley Storrie and John Meagher.
Together, the panel will be asking all the questions you want answered from flags and road signs to anthems and crisps; and putting together a fantasy football league of how they see it all playing out.
Alison joins Kieran to discuss.
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Oonagh Buckley, Secretary General at the Department of Environment, Climate and Energy, has said that data centres had used up all spare electricity capacity, and it was necessary to prioritise demands.
The comments come just days after Taoiseach Micheál Martin once again talked up the importance of data centres and AI and criticised critics of the government’s expansion policy…
So, do we need to manage our energy needs for the sake of data centres?
To discuss, Kieran is joined by Sunday Independent Columnist Conor Skehan, and Sinn Féin MEP for Dublin, Lynn Boylan.
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Calls to National Rape Crisis Helpline 24-hour helpline surpassed the 20,000 mark for the first time last year…
A record-high of 22,700 calls were logged, which is an increase of 20% compared to the previous year, of those seeking support for sexual violence across the country.
The figures are contained in the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s annual report for 2024 and Chief Executive of the DRCC, Rachel Morrogh joins Kieran to discuss.
1800 77 88 88 - 24-hour National Rape Crisis Helpline
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