Beste Alan Burke Podcasts (2024)

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The science behind the Olympics feelgood factor 7:06

3d ago7:06

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More medal success for Ireland at the Olympics today with rowing gold for Skibbereen duo Paul O’Donovan and Fintan McCarthy in the lightweight double sculls.but what lies behind that feel-good factor and why is it so contagious? Ian Robertson is a Professor in Trinity College Dublin and author of "How Confidence Works".…

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The thorny issue of the bridesmaids dress 9:16

3d ago9:16

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The role of Bridesmaid is an honour, but can it also be a bit of a curse? There can be many fun moments, from organising the hen party to helping the bride find the perfect dress But what about when it comes to the bridesmaid dresses? Sara (Zara) Kennedy, Editor of the Irish Wedding Blog .Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Immigration lawyer Intimidation 11:54

3d ago11:54

11:54

Dublin based immigration lawyer Imran Khursid has said that he no longer feels safe walking alone in the city centre following threats of violence made against him online, he spoke to Drivetime.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Minster for Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment. Peter Burke 11:01

3d ago11:01

11:01

Intel has said it is working through further details to understand the impact of its cost-cutting measures in Ireland. The company said it would cut 15% of its workforce worldwide. Peter Burke, Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Sinn Fein publishes an affordable housing plan. Eoin O'Broin and Minister Alan Dillon debate 14:09

4d ago14:09

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Sinn Féin said it can deliver 50,000 affordable homes within five years, if in government. Households earning up to €90,000 a year would be eligible to buy these homes but the State would retain ownership of the land they are built on. To discuss this Eoin O'Broin, Sinn Fein spokesperson on Housing and Alan Dillon, Minister of State for Housing.…

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Patients admitted to hospital on a weekly basis after taking fake versions of Ozempic 7:20

4d ago7:20

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The HSE's obesity expert says he's seeing patients being admitted to hospital on a weekly basis after taking fake versions of Ozempic. The weight loss drug is typically used to treat diabetes and obesity, but has been growing in popularity due to online personalities and celebrities showing the drugs’ effect on weight loss. Reporter Una Kelly.…

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The IDF says Hamas military chief killed in Gaza strike, we hear from the Israel Defence and Security Forum 11:54

4d ago11:54

11:54

The Israeli military has announced that Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif has been killed in a strike it carried out last month in Gaza's southern area of Khan Younis. Sarah speaks to Or Yissachar from the Israel Defence and Security Forum.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Donald Trump's nephew Fred speaks out about his Uncle 13:14

4d ago13:14

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Fred C. Trump III the son of Trump’s late brother Fred Jr talks to us about his new book "All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way,'. The new book makes some explosive claims that the Trump campaign have denied the allegations.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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The High Court rules Ireland is breaching the human rights of homeless asylum seekers 7:31

4d ago7:31

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The High Court has ruled today in a significant judgement that the State’s failure to provide for the basic needs of homeless International Protection Applicants is a breach of their fundamental rights, in a case brought by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. Michael O’Neill, Head of Legal, Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission.…

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Volunteer Emergency Medical Response charity 'CRITICAL' is calling for people to slow down the roads this Bank Holiday weekend 9:29

4d ago9:29

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To date this year, 113 people have died on our roads - up more than 10% on this time last year - meanwhile, emergency responders say they have attended 270 traffic collisions in the past fourteen months. Wicklow GP and CRITICAL responder, Dr Mark Ruddy speaks to Sarah,Von RTÉ Radio 1

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The brother of Valerie French, murdered by her husband in 2019, calls for guardianship rights to be removed from convicted killers 16:07

5d ago16:07

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James Kilroy was given the mandatory sentence of life in prison this week after being found guilty last week of murdering Valerie French Kilroy. He had claimed he was insane and suffering from cannabis induced psychosis. Valerie's family are now arguing that there is a "loophole" in legislation. Sarah is joined by Valerie's brother in studio.…

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Government launches a new all-island rail plan today that would triple passenger numbers in the next 25 years 8:32

5d ago8:32

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A new All-Island Strategic Rail Review published today sets out ambitious plans for halving train journey times between Ireland's major cities and tripling passenger numbers from 65 million annually to over 180 million by 2050. Sarah is joined by Dr. Brendan Flynn, Head of Political Science in the University of Galway.…

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Longford Businesses seek government help after a major fire 7:47

5d ago7:47

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The government has been asked to assist over 60 people left out off work by a fire in Longford at the weekend where at least 13 businesses are trying to establish if - or when -they can re-open. Our reporter John Cooke met some of those affected by the fire today.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Tensions escalate in the middle-east after the leader of Hamas was killed in Iran 10:57

5d ago10:57

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Iran has accused Israel of assassinating Hamas’s political leader Ismail Haniyeh in a strike in Tehran and vowed to avenge his death as the attack dramatically raised the risk of a further escalation of regional hostilities. Sarah is joined by award winning journalist Gideon Levy, a columnist with the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.…

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Episode 203: Dan Cohen & VO2 Max, Visceral Fat, and Why We Should All Test Like Athletes 48:06

6d ago48:06

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Dan Cohen is the Chief Performance Officer at Human Powered Health. Human Powered Health's Mission is to power health and human performance for everyone. Dan is a former Professional Triathlete and Physiologist and leads the direction and vision at HPH. We discuss: Dan's background as a pro triathlete What is VO2 Max and why you should know yours H…

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Tanaiste Micheal Martin urges Irish citizens to leave Lebanon we hear from a Galway man working in Beirut 12:25

6d ago12:25

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Tanaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheal Martin has advised Irish citizens against all travel to Lebanon and urged Irish citizens in Lebanon to leave the country by commercial mean. Sarah speaks to Enda Nevin an Irish citizen living in Lebanon and Foreign Correspondent Hannah McCarthy.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Jigsaw charity say they've had the most demanding year as young people accessing the service jumps by 7%. 6:50

6d ago6:50

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Youth mental health charity Jigsaw's Annual Report highlights a significant surge in demand. The group said it was their ‘most demanding year” since its establishment in 2006 with a surge in referrals and appointments for young people looking for mental health services. Mike Mansfield, Director of Communications at Jigsaw.…

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Parents leave is expanding tomorrow - what you need to know. 6:50

6d ago6:50

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Parents leave is to be extended from seven weeks to nine weeks from tomorrow will be a welcome relief to families across the country. For more on these new measures, HR expert, Caroline Reidy.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Nurse in Gaza providing care in the most vital hospital in Khan Younis 13:06

6d ago13:06

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Amy Kit-Mei Low, Médecins Sans Frontières Medical Referent in Gaza. has been working in the maternity and paediatric department at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, one of the largest remaining hospitals in Gaza.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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GAA and rugby clash in Foxrock 9:28

6d ago9:28

9:28

A turf row is simmering in South Dublin over a valuable playing field - with a rugby team accusing a local GAA club of a 'land grab' as it plans to buy the pitch the groups have shared for several years. Reporter Barry LenihanVon RTÉ Radio 1

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Irish Red Cross & We Act launch a new campaign to celebrate the contributions Ukrainians have made to communities across Ireland 7:14

7d ago7:14

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Since the breakout of the conflict in 2022, more than 17,000 Ukrainians have found full time employment here with many more getting involved in local volunteering and social projects in their area. To tell us more about the campaign Claire McGowran, We Act Campaign Manager.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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What jellyfish fish to look out for this summer? 4:40

7d ago4:40

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The Irish weather might not always be on our side, but people are continuing to swim in the sea this summer. One thing you don’t want to see floating past you are jellyfish, but which jellyfish do you want to avoid, which are harmless and how can you tell the difference? Ecologist and presenter of EcoEye Anja Murray tells us what to watch out for.…

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RCSI & Rotunda research says its safe for first-time mothers to spend the first 24 hours of induced low-risk labour at home 10:39

7d ago10:39

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A new study released today from the RCSI research team at the Rotunda Hospital shows that it is safe for first-time mothers to spend the first 24 hours of their induced labour at home. Fergal Malone Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at RCSI and Consultant at the Rotunda Hospital tells us more.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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Will the new short term letting bill damage tourism or revive rural Ireland? 9:54

7d ago9:54

9:54

The Government is due to proceed with plans to impose new rules on short-term property lettings with the aim of move freeing up thousands of properties in the private rental sector. To discuss this further Ireland South Fianna Fail MEP Cynthia Ní Murchi & Rory Hearne, from the Social Democrats.Von RTÉ Radio 1

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A dying wish to go home - How Edna O'Brien will be remembered in her home County of Clare 13:03

7d ago13:03

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Described as One of Ireland's Finest writers and a fearless teller of truths, Edna O'Brien died in London at the weekend. Edna's dying wish was to go home one last time, it's expected her funeral will take place in her native Co. Clare. Reporter John Cooke is in Scariff in Co. Clare where family members are planning to welcome her home.…

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Irish Working in Australia 10:54

10d ago10:54

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Have you been dreaming of swapping the Irish weather for a life down under in Australia - Well that's exactly what Grainne Gallanagh did last yearVon RTÉ Radio 1

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