Những podcast Resite hay nhất (2024)

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#306 End of the Road: Resit or Quit for Over 70s? 1:16:07

10d ago1:16:07

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In this episode Niall is asking Should over 70s have to resit the driving test? A toddler was killed by a 91 year old driver unfit to drive. There has been a suggestion over 70s should In this episode, Niall explores the controversial question: Should people over 70 have to resit the driving test? The discussion follows a tragic incident where a to…

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#310 Outbreak Breakdown Was Ireland Immune to Mistakes? 1:41:14

3d ago1:41:14

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In this episode, Niall takes a closer look at the Irish government’s handling of Covid-19, asking Did they get it right, or was it a series of missteps? As the country reflects on the response to the pandemic, some feel the government’s approach warrants more scrutiny. Some callers argue that the government’s response was poorly managed from start …

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#309 From Heartbreak to Heartthrob How Soon Is Too Soon? 1:22:06

4d ago1:22:06

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In this episode, Niall explores a sensitive question: When is the right time to start a new relationship after the death of a partner? A listener reached out, sharing that she’s fallen in love with a friend of her late husband only three months after his passing. Fearing judgment, she’s hesitant to tell anyone about her new relationship and wonders…

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#308 To Protect and Serve? Are Gardai Getting the Job Done? 1:23:14

5d ago1:23:14

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In this episode, Niall asks, Are the Gardai getting the job done? With the Minister promising increased funding for Garda resources, Niall explores public perspectives on the Gardai’s performance and where these resources should be allocated. Some callers believe the Gardai do a great job with the resources they have, sharing positive experiences i…

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#307 Are You Fur Real? Paid Time Off for Pet Bereavement? 1:33:59

6d ago1:33:59

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In this episode, Niall asks, Should you get paid leave from work for the death of a pet? Inspired by a new law in New York allowing workers paid time off for pet bereavement, the conversation explores whether pets should be recognized as family members deserving of bereavement leave or if this trend is going too far. Some callers think paid leave f…

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#305 Raising Voices, Raising Concerns: Should Shouting at Kids Be Illegal? 1:41:27

11d ago1:41:27

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In this episode, Niall asks, Should shouting at children be outlawed in Ireland, just like smacking? Psychologists have claimed that shouting is a form of emotional abuse that can be damaging to a child’s mental health and should be banned. The discussion focuses on whether shouting should be made illegal as a disciplinary tactic. Some callers stro…

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#304 Would you vote for a convicted criminal in an election? 1:32:46

12d ago1:32:46

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In this episode, Niall asks, Would you vote for a convicted criminal in an election? The question arises following convicted criminal Gerry Hutch’s indication that he may run as a candidate in the upcoming General Election. The debate focuses on whether people with criminal records should be allowed to run for public office and if voters would cons…

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#303 Should John Be Arrested for Defying the Safe Zone Law? 1:50:01

13d ago1:50:01

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In this episode, Niall asks, Should John be arrested for defying the Safe Zone Law? Regular caller John is protesting against abortion outside Cork University Hospital at 12 p.m., even though the new safe zone law, enacted this week, makes such protests illegal. The debate centers on whether John should be arrested for his actions or if he has the …

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Champion of Reputations: Protecting the Famous and the Everyday Citizen. With Paul Tweed 34:56

16d ago34:56

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In this episode, Niall Boylan sits down with Paul Tweed, one of the world's most respected and feared defamation lawyers, whose client list boasts names like Justin Timberlake, Britney Spears, Harrison Ford, and many Irish politicians. Tweed, with over 35 years of legal experience, takes listeners through his incredible career, discussing everythin…

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#302 Refugee Aid vs Irish Struggles Who Should Come First? 1:36:23

17d ago1:36:23

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In this episode, Niall asks a provocative question: Should every support given to refugees and asylum seekers also be available to Irish citizens? The discussion examines whether it’s wrong to say "look after the Irish first" and whether Irish people struggling with housing, medical care, and financial aid should be prioritized. Some callers firmly…

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#301 Time and Punishment The Cost of Hate 1:31:48

18d ago1:31:48

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In this episode, Niall examines a controversial question: Should a person receive a longer sentence if their crime is motivated by hate? As the Hate Crime Speech laws return to the Oireachtas today, Niall speaks with Ronan Mullen to explore whether hate-motivated crimes deserve harsher penalties. Callers, feel that increasing sentences based on mot…

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#300 Is Repossessing Homes a Necessary Evil? 1:35:25

19d ago1:35:25

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In this milestone episode, Niall tackles the emotional and complex issue of home repossession, asking, Is repossessing homes a necessary evil? The conversation is driven by a heartbreaking email from a listener, Dolores, who shares her family’s struggle. Twelve years ago, she and her husband bought a home they could barely afford, determined to giv…

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#299 Pint-Sized Problems: Are Child Free Pubs A Good Idea? 1:40:59

20d ago1:40:59

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In this episode, Niall asks, Are child-free pubs a good idea? The debate was sparked by a story from Kent, where a recently renovated village pub banned children under 14, causing both praise and backlash. The pub owners argue that adults deserve a space to relax without the worry of kids running around, while critics say the ban feels exclusionary…

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Are We Living in a Simulation? Is Everything We Know an Illusion? With Rizwan Virk 57:14

23d ago57:14

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In this mind-expanding episode, Niall is joined by Rizwan Virk, an MIT-trained computer scientist, video game developer, entrepreneur, and author, who passionately advocates for Simulation Theory—the idea that our reality might be an artificial simulation, much like a highly advanced video game. With his deep understanding of technology and quantum…

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#298 High Steak Hypocrisy: Are We Hypocrites for Eating Meat? 1:37:54

25d ago1:37:54

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In this episode, Niall asks, Is it hypocritical to care about cattle welfare while still eating meat? The discussion follows the outrage on social media after RTE's Prime Time revealed the harsh treatment of cattle during transport to abattoirs and abroad. With emotions running high, Niall explores whether our concern for animal welfare aligns with…

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#297 Partner in Crime: When Cohabiting Costs Millions 1:42:19

26d ago1:42:19

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In this episode, Niall asks, Would you report a neighbor or friend committing welfare fraud, or is 'snitching' on cohabiting cheats crossing a line? The discussion centers on welfare fraud by single parents who claim to live alone while cohabiting, costing taxpayers millions every year. Should there be more spot checks, and would you personally rep…

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#296 Education or Indoctrination Has Irelands Education System Lost Its Way? 1:33:10

27d ago1:33:10

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In this episode, Niall questions Who should be responsible for teaching children about sex—parents or the government? With guest Jana Lunden, they explore whether Ireland’s education system has become a pipeline for ideology and moral degradation. Some callers strongly believe it’s the parents' responsibility to teach their children about sex. They…

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#295 Cry Me a River Schofield’s Redemption Bid 1:33:59

1M ago1:33:59

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In this episode, Niall asks, Does Philip Schofield deserve a second chance? After the airing of his new TV show, many have voiced concerns that Schofield used it as a platform for sympathy, particularly considering his affair and the controversial relationship with an underage boy. The public remains divided on whether he deserves redemption. Some …

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#294 Pay or Stay? Should Grown Kids Chip In or Chill Out? 1:28:30

1M ago1:28:30

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In this episode, Niall asks, Should parents expect financial contributions from their 18-year-old kids once they start earning, or is it a parent’s duty to support them no matter what? The conversation began after a caller shared that he would never ask his son for money, even once he starts working, arguing that children are always their parents’ …

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S4 EP5 - We talk about a practice review and research looking at GCSE resits in FE. 24:15

1M ago24:15

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Associate Professor Rebecca Morris of University of Warwick and Debbie Grace University of Warwick and Sandwell College join us to share their practice review and research on GCSE resit English and maths in Further Education. We are also delighted to share a link to Rebecca’s latest publication, co authored with Thomas Perry, A critical guide to ev…

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#293 Generation Child Free Is No Kids the New Normal? 1:42:53

1M ago1:42:53

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In this episode, Niall explores the growing trend of choosing a child-free life and asks, Is it a selfish decision, or simply a personal choice for happiness and freedom? The discussion is sparked by a listener whose daughter recently revealed she doesn't want to have children because they would "get in the way" of her life. The mother is disappoin…

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#292 Paws for Thought Should Staffordshire Bull Terriers Be Banned? 1:33:55

1M ago1:33:55

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In this episode, Niall raises the question: Should Staffordshire Bull Terriers be banned? The discussion follows an alarming incident where a listener, a delivery driver, was attacked by two Staffordshire bull terriers over the weekend. The listener argues that these dogs should be added to the list of breeds banned under new dangerous dog laws. Bu…

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#291 Till Debt Do Us Part Should He Walk Away? 1:36:47

1M ago1:36:47

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In this episode, Niall explores the question: Can financial issues justify walking away from a marriage? The discussion stems from an email sent by a listener who’s feeling trapped by his wife’s spending habits. Despite earning a good salary, he’s struggling to keep up with the costs of his wife’s lifestyle. Weekly hair appointments, gym membership…

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#290 Besties or Boundaries: Can Men and Women Just Be Friends? 39:37

1M ago39:37

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In this episode, Niall dives into a conversation inspired by a listener’s email about whether men and women can truly be just friends. The listener, a married woman, explains her concern about her husband’s growing closeness to a female colleague at work. Their friendship has evolved beyond professional boundaries, with frequent phone calls, shared…

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#289 Love Across the Ages or Just Outrageous? 1:28:58

1M ago1:28:58

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In this episode, Niall asks the question: Is a 15-year age gap in a teenage relationship a sign of genuine love or potential manipulation? The discussion kicks off with a listener’s email expressing deep concern over her 17-year-old son dating a 32-year-old divorced woman with a child. She fears that her son, still in his Leaving Cert year, might b…

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#288 The Right To Die: Mercy or Madness? 1:36:19

1M ago1:36:19

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In this episode, Niall tackles a deeply controversial question: Should people have the right to end their own lives? With the UK preparing for a possible vote on assisted suicide before Christmas, and similar discussions emerging in Ireland, the debate over "assisted dying" is intensifying. Supporters argue it offers dignity and relief for terminal…

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Still Too Sexy: Right Said Fred’s Bold Stand 38:15

1M ago38:15

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In this episode of the Niall Boylan podcast, Richard and Fred Fairbrass of Right Said Fred reflect on their journey from global pop icons to politically outspoken figures. Known for their massive '90s hit "I'm Too Sexy," the brothers reminisce about their unexpected rise to stardom and how their music has transcended generations—thanks in part to a…

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#287 The Birds, the Bees, and the Budget: Free Contraception For Under 17? 1:34:04

1M ago1:34:04

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In this episode, Niall is asking, has the State crossed the line offering free contraception to under-17s? The debate stems from the news that Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is pushing to expand free contraception to 16-year-olds as part of Budget 2025. Currently, free contraception is available for women aged 17-35, but extending it to under-16s…

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#286 A Choice Between Love and Legacy 1:30:18

2M ago1:30:18

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In this episode, Niall asks, "Is it selfish to leave your partner for the chance of parenthood?" The discussion is sparked by an emotional email from a listener who faces a heartbreaking decision. After ten years with his wife and a tragic miscarriage, the listener is grappling with the fact that they cannot have biological children together. His w…

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Billboard Chris A Fight Against Gender Ideology 37:03

2M ago37:03

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In this episode, Niall Boylan speaks with Chris Elston, also known as "Billboard Chris," about his mission to challenge the growing use of puberty blockers and gender transition procedures in children. Chris, who left his career as a financial advisor to pursue full-time activism, describes his work as a personal crusade to protect children from ir…

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#285 Meeting My Father Before It's Too Late 1:46:43

2M ago1:46:43

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In this episode, Niall discusses the emotional dilemma of whether the truth about a secret child should always be revealed, no matter the consequences. The conversation stems from an email sent in by a listener in her mid-30s, who recently discovered the identity of her biological father through a DNA website. Her father, now in his 80s and a well-…

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#284 No Regrets from O'Gorman—Who’s Got Your Vote? 1:40:18

2M ago1:40:18

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In this episode, Niall asks the big question: With Roderic O’Gorman and the rest of the government showing no regrets about the recent surge in migration, who’s got your vote? Many feel that Sinn Féin wouldn’t have done much differently, while the independents seem to lack enough influence. As the next election looms, Niall explores who the public …

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#283 No Passport, No Problem: Do We Serve Lunch or Justice? 1:43:10

2M ago1:43:10

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In this episode, Niall asks a controversial question: Should Ireland serve lunch to asylum seekers arriving without passports, or should it send them back immediately? The debate stems from a recent case at Shannon Airport where two Chinese nationals were found without proper documentation after disembarking a Ryanair flight from Spain. The two men…

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#282 In Sickness and in Health: How Much is Too Much? 1:16:02

2M ago1:16:02

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In this episode, Niall discusses a deeply emotional and complex question: Should you stand by a partner during a mental health crisis, or is there a point where it's okay to walk away? The conversation stems from an email sent by a listener named Katie, whose husband, Liam, was diagnosed with bipolar disorder two years ago. Katie describes how his …

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#281 Juvenile Justice: Should Parents Be Legally Responsible? 1:36:06

2M ago1:36:06

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In this episode, Niall explores whether parents should be held legally responsible for crimes committed by their under-18 children. With teenage crime on the rise, some believe parents should face legal consequences for failing to guide or discipline their children, while others argue that even the best parents can’t always control the actions of t…

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#280 Is Playing the UKs National Anthem in Ireland Considered Disrespectful? 1:31:55

2M ago1:31:55

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In this episode, Niall dives into the controversy surrounding the playing of the UK's national anthem, "God Save The King," at the Aviva Stadium. Many Irish fans responded by booing, raising the question of whether it is time for Ireland to move past historical grievances or if this reaction reflects the continued significance of the nation's past …

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#279 Dog Dilemma: Baby on the Way, Staffy Here to Stay? 1:26:52

2M ago1:26:52

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In this episode, Niall explores the concern of having a dog, specifically a staffy, around a newborn baby. A listener, who is due to give birth in two months, has written in about her frustration with her husband’s refusal to rehome their dog. She believes it’s too risky to have the dog around their baby. Is she being unreasonable, or is her concer…

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#278 Corporal Punishment Compensation? 1:28:14

2M ago1:28:14

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In this episode, Niall tackles the sensitive issue of whether there should be compensation for all victims of physical abuse in Irish schools before corporal punishment was criminalised. With a new report highlighting the extent of sexual abuse by religious orders in schools and ongoing calls for redress, Niall asks whether victims of physical abus…

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#277 Does Our Government Hate The Irish Culture? 1:30:26

2M ago1:30:26

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In this episode, Niall explores the question, "Does Our Government Hate The Irish Culture?" sparked by the controversy surrounding the SPHE schoolbook used in this year’s curriculum. Critics argue that the book, which seemingly portrays traditional Irish families negatively, is part of a broader attempt to undermine Irish culture. The discussion hi…

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Irish Culture Under Fire in School Curriculum Controversy. With Niamh Uí Bhriain 21:52

2M ago21:52

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In this podcast, Niall interviews Niamh Uí Bhriain about a controversial SPHE (Social, Personal, and Health Education) book being used in Irish schools. The conversation revolves around accusations that the book mocks traditional Irish culture, portraying an Irish family as backward, insular, and narrow-minded compared to more modern, diverse famil…

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#276 Should Smoking Be Banned In Beer Gardens And All Outdoor Public Places? 1:29:55

2M ago1:29:55

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In today’s episode, Niall dives into the proposed UK laws banning smoking in outdoor spaces and asks, should Ireland follow suit? He speaks with Adrian Cummins from the Restaurant Association and Paul Tryvaud of Tryvaud’s Restaurant in Killarney to explore how this potential ban could impact the hospitality industry. The UK government, led by Sir K…

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#275 Should Irish Be Compulsory For All Students Regardless Of Nationality? 1:49:52

2M ago1:49:52

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In this episode, Niall explores the debate around whether the Irish language should be compulsory for all students, regardless of their nationality. The discussion was sparked by the Taoiseach's comments suggesting that fewer students are choosing Irish for the Leaving Certificate because many come from families around the world and may not be in a…

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#274 Is It Time To Ban Drinking Alcohol On Planes And In Airports? 1:31:48

2M ago1:31:48

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In this episode, Niall asks the question: Is it time to ban drinking alcohol on planes and in airports? This debate has been sparked by recent comments from Ryanair's chief executive, Michael O'Leary, who called for alcohol limits to tackle a rise in disorderly and violent behavior during flights. O'Leary suggests restricting passengers to two drin…

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#273 Who Should Be Responsible For Keeping Children Off Social Media? 1:43:58

2M ago1:43:58

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In this episode, Niall asks the pressing question: Who should be responsible for keeping children off social media? With the Health Minister proposing to challenge social media companies to limit access for under-16s, the debate continues over whether this responsibility should fall on the government, tech companies, or parents. Some callers argue …

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#272 Should There Be Any Restrictions On Speech? 1:41:12

2M ago1:41:12

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In this episode, Niall asks the complex question surrounding freedom of speech, especially in light of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest and the increasing scrutiny on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) by governments. With accusations that Telegram facilitates criminal activities due to its commitment to user privacy and encryption, the debate ar…

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#271 Would You Intervene If Someone was Being Attacked? 1:35:25

2M ago1:35:25

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In this episode, Niall asks the crucial question: Would you intervene if you saw someone being attacked? With the increasing reports of violence, it's a situation more people may find themselves in, and the responses are divided. Some callers believe it's essential to step in and help. They argue that as human beings, we have a responsibility to pr…

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#270 Is It Time To Scrap School Uniforms? 1:28:45

2M ago1:28:45

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In this episode, Niall asks whether it's time to scrap school uniforms, as many parents express frustration over the rising costs of back-to-school expenses. The debate centers on whether uniforms are an unnecessary financial burden or a valuable tool for promoting equality among students. Some callers believe that school uniforms are outdated and …

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Over 200 Children Have Died In State Care (With Peadar Tóibín) 21:04

2M ago21:04

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In this episode of the Niall Boylan Podcast, Niall is joined by Peadar Tóibín, leader of the Aontú party, to discuss critical issues surrounding the Irish care system, particularly its failings in protecting the country's most vulnerable children. The conversation begins with a deep dive into alarming findings from Freedom of Information documents,…

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#269 Should Personal Protection Items Be Legalised? 1:38:36

2M ago1:38:36

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In this episode, Niall asks whether personal protection items, such as pepper spray, should be made legal in Ireland, especially as concerns grow over street safety, particularly for women. Senator Keogan's recent proposal has sparked debate: should individuals have the right to carry such items for self-defense? Some callers argue against legalizi…

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#268 Immigration And Housing Chaos: How Would You Fix The Problems? 1:42:18

3M ago1:42:18

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In this episode, Niall explores the pressing issues of immigration and housing in Ireland, asking listeners how they would solve these intertwined crises. While it's easy to point out the problems, Niall challenges listeners to propose real solutions. Some callers suggest that stricter immigration controls are necessary to alleviate the pressure on…

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