The Hard Shoulder
The Hard Shoulder Podcast with Ciara Kelly and Shane Colman is your essential drivetime companion, bringing fresh perspective and energy to your drive home. It features conversation that counts from Ireland's national independent talk station for news, sport, analysis and entertainment. Listen to Newstalk at newstalk.com/listenlive or download the GoLoud app.
Episodes
Movies and TV: Disclosure Day, Alice & Steve, Every Year After
Sarina Bellissimo, Broadcaster and Presenter of the Bellissimo Files Podcast and Chris Wasser, Arts Journalist and Sunday Independent Film Critic joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the latest TV and movie releases…
Why you shouldn’t always trust your SAT-NAV
It's great that you can drive anywhere with the help of Google Maps and SAT-NAVs, but how much should you trust them? Road safety charities have been warning drivers to be cautious of SAT-NAV reroutes that take drivers on rural roads…Joining Ciara to discuss is Geraldine Herbert, Motoring Editor with the Sunday Independent.
Are people more productive working from home?
Fórsa, the country's largest public sector trade union, will present research on the benefits of remote working to the National Economic and Social Council (NESC).Reduced commuting time, greater productivity and lower work-related expenses were among the main benefits.But, are people really more productive working remotely?Joining Shane to discuss is Peter Cosgrove, Managing Director of Futurewise
Sport with John Duggan: The World Cup Begins
Off The Ball’s John Duggan joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the week’s action…
United States to hit Iran “very hard” - Middle East updates
The United States will hit Iran “very hard tonight” and will soon take control of the Middle Eastern country’s oil and gas infrastructure and markets, US president Donald Trump said today on Truth Social…Joining Ciara to discuss this further is Adam Parsons, Sky News Middle East Correspondent.
What are the security risks for the first World Cup match?
Tonight will mark the start of the 2026 World Cup, as Mexico takes on South Africa in Mexico City. But what precautions are the authorities taking to ensure it goes off without a hitch?Joining Shane from Mexico to give the lay of the land is Security Analyst Stephen Woodman.
How to do Stuff: Eating Pizza
Life can be full of confusing things, but no need to worry! Every Wednesday, Simon Tierney will be showing you ‘How to do Stuff’ - bringing his best tips for those things you might not think about.This week, Simon joins Ciara and Shane to discuss how to properly eat pizza!
Do we really need three meals a day?
We all know how important a balanced diet is for your health, but do we all really need three square meals a day?Sarah Keogh is a Registered Dietician, and joins Shane to discuss.
GIY Ireland call for national food education rollout
Grow it Yourself Ireland is calling on the Government to implement a national rollout on food education for children in schools, citing ultra-processed foods and declining food literacy.Joining Shane to discuss this is Mick Kelly, Founder of GIY Ireland.
Parnell Square attack trial begins today - what you need to know
The trial of 52-year-old Riad Bouchaker, of no fixed address, opened before the Central Criminal Court in Dublin today, following an attack that occurred in Parnell Square in November of 2023.Joining Ciara to give the latest updates is Newstalk Courts Correspondent and host of the ‘All Rise’ podcast, Frank Greaney.
Tech Takeover: HSE health app update
For this week’s Tech Takeover, Jess Kelly, Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent joins Ciara to discuss the new update for the HSE health app, and what it means for you.
Sport with John Duggan: World Cup Favourites
Off The Ball’s John Duggan joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the week’s action…
Ifac criticises Government spending - are they right?
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, or Ifac, have criticised current Government spending, and have warned that we will need to borrow money if we are to invest in wealth funds.Joining Ciara to discuss is Ifac’s Chairperson and Lecturer of Economics in UCC, Seamus Coffey.
Government reaction to Belfast violent protests
Houses were stormed and set alight, buses were hijacked and burned in a night of protests in Belfast after a knife attack in the city on Monday, which saw the victim lose one eye.Joining Shane to discuss these protests is Paul Givan, DUP MLA and Northern Ireland's Education Minister and Claire Hanna, Leader of the SDLP and MP for Belfast South and Mid-Down, to discuss.
How worried are Gen Z about their financial future?
The consulting company Deloitte just released a report which noted that more than half of Gen Z and Millennials are putting off major life decisions because of their finances. But, this isn’t a new phenomenon - it seems that every week there is another story on how Gen Z are worried about their future financial affairs…Joining Ciara to discuss this is Sinead Ryan, Presenter of the Home Show on New
Should the Government relocate those impacted by coastal erosion?
The Climate Change Advisory Council has today called for the Government to start actively considering the feasibility of relocating families affected by coastal erosion. They are pushing for new legislation to provide funds and a plan for how to implement a “managed retreat”.Joining Ciara to discuss this is Lisa McDonald, a Fianna Fáil Councillor from Rosslare in Wexford and coastal protection cam
Family of Belfast knife victim appeal for calm after protests
The family of the Belfast knife attack victim, Stephen Ogilvie, has appealed for calm following last night's violence in Belfast, which saw people forced to flee their homes, with multiple cars and homes set alight…For more on this, Shane is joined by Barry Whyte, Newstalk's Chief Reporter and Peter Shirlow, Director at the University of Liverpool’s Institute of Irish Studies.
The Ultimate Guide: Europe by Rail
Every week for The Ultimate Guide on The Hard Shoulder, Fionn Davenport takes a closer look at some of the fantastic destinations to visit around the world.This week, Fionn joined Ciara and Shane to give the ultimate guide on travelling Europe by rail!
Are Irish people against online grocery shopping? - Meghan O’Halloran Reports
Are Irish people against online grocery shopping? - Meghan O’Halloran ReportsIreland’s three biggest supermarket chains, Dunnes, Tesco and Supervalu all operate their own grocery delivery services. Deliveroo has also weighed in, allowing customers to order from up to three different shops at once, only paying one delivery free.With all of this choice available to Irish consumers - are there reserv
Controversial plans to reform triple-lock system before Cabinet today
The Government’s controversial plans to reform the triple-lock system are before the Cabinet today, with Minister for Defence Helen McEntee’s Defence Amendment Bill looking for approval.Joining Shane to discuss this further is Irish Times Political Correspondent, Harry McGee.
The Bookshelf with Kathryn Stockett
Kathryn Stockett, author of the New York Times bestselling novel and basis for the Academy Award-winning film ‘The Help’ joins Ciara to place her favourite book on the Hard Shoulder Bookshelf!
Galway ranked as 6th most expensive city for rent in Europe
Galway has been ranked as the sixth most expensive city for rent prices in Europe. As of last month, the average rent for an apartment in Galway City was €2,100…Joining Shane to discuss this is Shane Forde, Fine Gael Cllr for Galway City East.
Should Ireland boycott its game with Israel later this year?
A Sinn Féin motion calling for the October 4th fixture in the Aviva stadium in Dublin to be boycotted will be brought to the Dáil this evening.With the party saying that humanitarian conditions in Gaza mean the “international community cannot continue with business as usual”.Joining Shane with more on this is Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, Sinn Féin TD for Cork South-Central and Party Spokesperson for For
Updates on knife attack in Belfast
A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a "brutal" knife attack in Belfast at 10:30pm last night.A video circulating online shows the attack before a number of people, including one wielding a hurley stick, confronting the apparent attacker until the police arrived.Joining Ciara to discuss this is Brian Kingston, Belfast North DUP Member of Local Assembly.
Ireland to play France in Women’s World Cup qualifier
The Republic of Ireland will play France in their final game of the 2027 Women’s World Cup qualifying Group at the Stade des Alpes in Grenoble on Tuesday. A win would see Carla Ward’s side through to the World Cup Finals next year...Joining Shane to discuss ahead of the match is Méabh De Búrca, Pundit and former Ireland International.Image: FAI
Report released on Bill Kenneally sexual abuse offences
Today, the commission into the sexual abuse committed by pedophile Bill Kenneally released a report outlining a “clear and serious dereliction of duty” by Gardaí, even by the standards of the time.Joining Ciara to discuss is Ralph Reigal, the Southern Correspondent for the Irish Independent and Barry Murphy, one of the survivors of Keneally’s sexual abuse.If you have been affected by anything you
Does Munster need a supervised drug injecting facility?
Merchants Quay Ireland opened Ireland’s first supervised drug injecting facility in December 2024, but more centers may open in the near future. TDs have called for Cork to open an injection centre, and the Department of Health has confirmed interest in opening centres in both Cork and Limerick.Joining Shane to discuss is Eddie Mullins, the CEO of Merchants Quay Ireland.
Childcare providers closing over staff shortages - parent impact
Childcare seems to be a constant issue for parents around the country, but while most are focused on the price of care, some parents are finding créche closures becoming increasingly common.Joining Ciara to discuss this is Elaine Dunne, the Chairperson of the Federation of Early Childcare Providers and a parent who has experienced repeated closures…
Trump says Israel and Iran must immediately stop “shooting”
Israel and Iran have traded strikes for the first time since the ceasefire was agreed in April, threatening to drag the Middle East back into a wider war, with the US President Donald Trump telling both sides to stop “shooting”.Joining Ciara to discuss is Bel Trew, The Independent's Chief International Correspondent and David Blevins, Sky News US Correspondent.Image: Reuters
How difficult is it to get a GP appointment?
Journalist Ruth Medjber today wrote an article in today’s Irish Independent on the difficulties she has faced in finding a GP. So, why is it so difficult, and what needs to change?Joining Shane to discuss is Brendan O’Shea, Kildare GP and Medical Director at KDOC.
Kids Clinic: Parenting Through Rebellion
For this week’s Kids Clinic, Ciara and Shane are joined by Ollwyn Moran, M.Ed. from CogniClinic & CogniKids (cogniclinic.ie) to discuss how to properly parent adolescents who are rebelling and pushing boundaries.
Parnell Square attack trial - jury sworn in
A jury has been sworn in for the trial of Riad Bouchaker, who is accused of trying to murder three children in Dublin city centre three years ago.Frank Greaney, Newstalk’s Courts Correspondent and host of the podcast ‘All Rise’, joins Ciara with the latest updates.
Rotunda Hospital under deadline over public-only consultant care
The board of the Rotunda has until close of business today to give the HSE a list of public-only consultants who have been given permission to continue providing private practice at the maternity hospital.It comes after the Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill turned down an invitation for a meeting with the board of the hospital, with the Department of Health saying no such meeting would
Are the fake tanning days behind us?
Fake Tan has been a fixture in Irish adolescence for years now, but is it time to finally ditch the tan from a tube?Joining Ciara to discuss is Jane Cowen, Lifestyle Columnist with the Irish Examiner.
Ireland V Israel likely to move to neutral venue
The Republic of Ireland's home UEFA Nations League fixture with Israel is likely to be moved to a neutral venue.Joining Shane to discuss this is Ben Symes, Football Reporter for Off The Ball.
Closing lanes: the answer to tackling anti-social behaviour?
Swan Alley, located between Thomas Street and Hanbury Lane, has long been a source of discussion among members of the South Central Area Committee...Last week, it was gated shut due to the ongoing issues related to drug abuse, anti-social behaviour and illegal dumping. Is this the correct thing to do to tackle anti-social behaviour?Joining Ciara to discuss is Brendan Brady of Brady Associates on M
Coffee cup litter at highest level since 2023 - what should be done?
Irish Business Against Litter has released their anti-litter league table today, and it showed that coffee cup litter was at its highest level since 2023, but what’s behind this increase, and how can we combat it?Joining Shane to discuss is Colin O’Byrne, Programme Director at Voice Ireland, and Rosie Sharp, Creative Director at Hubbub.
Winners and Sinners
This week, Ciara and Shane were joined by presenter of Weekend Breakfast on Today FM, Alison Curtis and Off the Ball’s Cameron Hill to look back on the week that was, but with a few twists…
Zelenskyy sends open letter to Putin proposing end of Russia-Ukraine war
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy published an open letter to President Putin, in which he proposed the two leaders meet in-person to agree an end to more than four years of war…Joining Shane to discuss this is Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at DCU and author of ‘Unfinished Empire: Russian Imperialism in Ukraine and the Near Abroad’.
Katie Taylor on her upcoming Croke Park fight - Henry McKean Reports
Katie Taylor will bring a fairytale ending to her stellar career; Ireland’s greatest ever athlete will fight at Croke Park on Saturday, September the 5th. Fighting for the vacant WBC Super Lightweight Championship in a historic undisputed clash against France’s undefeated Flora Pili.Henry McKean was at the launch at Croke Park this afternoon, and sent in this interview with Katie Taylor.
Sport with John Duggan: Katie Taylor Croke Park fight confirmed
Off The Ball’s John Duggan joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the weekend action…
Former Israel PM on banning of two Israeli Ministers from Ireland
Ireland has banned two Israeli Ministers from entering the country.Taoiseach Micheál Martin has confirmed the Israeli Ministers, Ben-Gvir and Smotrich have been banned from travelling into Ireland.Former Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert, joins Ciara to discuss.Image: Reuters
Have wedding costs for guests gone out of hand?
An opinion piece in The Journal today by Emer McLysaght challenges the idea that wedding guests should be expected to give cash as a present. She says that "getting married is a decision, not an achievement... we should stop giving newlyweds money”.As the cost-of-living continues to rise, and as weddings are now often a multiple day event, should we re-evaluate the wedding guest gift expectations?
Rotunda Hospital insurance at risk over private care
The Minister for Health has suggested there could be an issue with the Rotunda Hospital continuing to be covered by State-funded clinical indemnity insurance if it continues to allow public-only consultants to offer private care.Labour Party Health Spokesperson, Marie Sherlock, joins Ciara to discuss.
An Post calls for delay on new EU customs charge
An Post Chief Executive David McRedmond has joined 19 other postal groups in Europe in calling for a six-month delay to the introduction of a €3 charge on small parcels from online purchases originating from outside the European Union.He joins Shane to discuss why…
Should VAT on house construction be removed?
The Chair of the European Parliament’s Housing Committee recently called the Irish housing crisis the “most severe” in Europe. But, how are we to solve it? Well, Aontú TD for Mayo Paul Lawless has called on the Government to temporarily eliminate VAT on house construction to stimulate growth…Paul joins Ciara to discuss.
Movies and TV: Spider-Noir, Tip Toe, Propeller One Way Night Coach
Sarina Bellissimo, Broadcaster and Presenter of the Bellissimo Files Podcast and David O’Callaghan from the Here and Back Again podcast joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the latest TV and movie releases…
Barry Cummins on his new book covering the Satchwell murder
“I shudder to think I sat in Tina Satchwell’s home while her body lay buried there. For 30 years I’ve been reporting on missing people, but the Tina Satchwell murder case has taught me that in this job, you are always learning”, so says journalist, Barry Cummins author of the new book, ‘Buried Secrets’, which tells the story of the murder of Tina Satchwell’s and the long investigation that eventua
UN Peacekeeper dies in Lebanon - latest updates
A United Nations peacekeeper in Lebanon died from wounds sustained when mortar shells hit his position near Marjayoun in southeastern Lebanon late last night.Iranian Journalist & Founder of the Badlands Newsletter, Borzou Daragahi, joins Ciara with the latest updates.Image: Reuters
Why do we leave so many emails unread?
There are two types of people out there, ones who open their emails, and ones with their inbox in the thousands.But, why is it that so many people struggle to open their emails?Joining Ciara and Shane to discuss is Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College, Brendan Kelly.
Sport with John Duggan: Remembering Fergus Slattery
Off The Ball’s John Duggan joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to the week's action…
How dyslexia can lead to struggles in your professional life
On Tuesday, the actor Tom Holland said on Amy Poheler’s podcast ‘Good Hang with Amy Poehler’ how he felt he had to turn down work with Saturday Night Live because of his dyslexia, as he felt he wouldn’t be able to read the cue cards fast enough for the show…So, is dyslexia a common obstacle for people in their professional life?Joining Shane to share his story is Rory O’Connor, better known as ‘Ro
Ireland being taken to European Court of Justice over peat cutting
It was announced today that the European Commission has decided to bring Ireland to the European Court of Justice over alleged peat cutting infringements. They claim that the Government has spent EU money on illegally extracting peat…Joining Shane to discuss further is Green Party Spokesperson for Climate and former Minister of State at the Department of Environment, Climate, and Communications Os
Should parents limit screen time as an example to their kids?
As parents, we want nothing more than our kids away from the screen, but maybe we are all becoming a bit too attached to the phone. So, should we limit our own screen time as an example to our kids?Joining Ciara to discuss is Esther Mc Carthy, Columnist with The Irish Examiner.
Gardaí to expand use of body cameras nationwide
An Garda Síochána is preparing to spend €150 million on a national rollout of body-worn cameras and an advanced digital evidence management network following a successful trial of the technology.A total of 600 cameras were used at five Garda stations during the proof-of-concept phase in 2024 – three in Dublin and the others in Limerick and Waterford.Joining Shane to discuss this further is Former
Should festivals avoid Phoenix Park to protect the wildlife?
A petition calling on the Government and the OPW to prohibit large festivals and commercial events in parks such as Dublin's Phoenix Park to protect the native wildlife has been circulating online.This is following a number of recent incidences of animals, such as deer ending up in residential areas due to noise disturbances.Joining Ciara to discuss is Wayanay Carballo, Creative Director and Found
Do farmers care about climate change?
The ESRI has just released research showing that non-farmers believe that farmers care less about climate change than in reality. But, do farmers really care about the climate? And how is it affecting their work?Joining Shane to discuss is Pat Aherne, a Homeopathic Dairy Farmer from Cork.
How to do Stuff: Behaving in the Theatre
Life can be full of confusing things, but no need to worry! Every Wednesday, Simon Tierney will be showing you ‘How to do Stuff’ - bringing his best tips for those things you might not think about.This week, Simon joins Ciara and Shane to discuss how you can properly behave when you go to the theatre!
Are we seeing a rise of violence at sporting events?
Following Saturday night’s Champions League Final between Paris Saint Germain and Arsenal, French police detained 780 people involved in violent clashes in Paris and other French cities that erupted following the PSG win…Hooliganism has always existed in sport, but are we at a stage now where it is actually getting worse?Joining Shane to discuss is Martin Lipton, Chief Sportswriter with The Sun UK
Starmer accuses Farage of exploiting death of Henry Nowak
Two people have been arrested after protesters clashed with police near the site of 18-year-old Henry Nowak's fatal stabbing. 11 officers and one police dog were injured at the scene.Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has joined Southampton MPs in condemning the violence, calling the scenes "disgraceful and completely unacceptable".23-year-old Vickrum Digwa was jailed for life with a minimum 21-year
Have meal deals killed the traditional lunch? - Henry McKean Asks
In many towns and cities across Ireland, you can get a supermarket meal deal, which includes a sandwich, a packet of crisps and a drink for as little as €3.99, but is it killing the traditional packed lunch or lunch break? Do you find it soulless and lacking in flavour and nutrition?Newstalk Reporter Henry McKean has been out asking the public, and joins Ciara and Shane to discuss.
Sport with John Duggan: Katie Taylor Croke Park fight to be confirmed
Off The Ball’s John Duggan joined Ciara and Shane on The Hard Shoulder to review the week in sport and look ahead to week’s action...
Tech Takeover: Emergency text alert system
For this week’s Tech Takeover, Jess Kelly, Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent joins Shane to discuss the new EU-wide initiative for an emergency text alert system that can reach all phones.
Minister Norma Foley on new childcare fee cap
Minister for Children, Disability, and Equality Norma Foley has announced a new maximum fee cap for early learning and childcare services today. This comes as the Programme for Government, announced in January 2025, promised childcare costs would be reduced to €200 per month over the lifetime of the Government.The Minister joins Ciara to discuss.
World Snooker Champion Ken Doherty on his retirement
Former World Snooker Champion Ken Doherty has announced his retirement.He joins Shane to discuss…
Stephen McCullagh sentenced to 31 years for murder of Natalie McNally
Stephen McCullagh has been sentenced to at least 31 years for murdering his pregnant partner Natalie McNally, Belfast Crown Court has heard.Joining Ciara to get some background to this case and explain the significance of this sentence is Alison Morris, Crime Correspondent with the Belfast Telegraph.
Is using AI a good idea for home renovations?
AI apps such as ChatGPT can allow people to re-imagine a new kitchen, bathroom, or bedroom and share these designs with their designer, architect, and builder, or better yet - build it themselves!Is it good to use AI to renovate your home by yourself, or should we leave it to the professionals?Joining Shane and Ciara to discuss is Peter Finn AKA ‘Pete the Builder’.
SNA professionalisation plan to be brought before Cabinet
Minister of Education Hildegarde Naughton has today announced a new plan aimed at Special Needs Assistants, or SNAs, regarding a redeployment scheme, job security, and job professionalisation. This follows backlash in February when the Department initially tried to implement a redeployment scheme.Joining Ciara to give his reaction is trade union Forsa’s Head of Education, Andy Pike.
EU to ban single-use sachets in restaurants
The EU has just announced that single-use sauce sachets like you would find in restaurants are to be banned from mid-August, leading to communal sauce bottles being used. But, what might this mean in terms of the spreading of germs?Joining Shane to discuss is Dr Orla Cahill, a Lecturer in Microbiology and Allergen Management at TU Dublin.
The Ultimate Guide: Melilla
Every week for The Ultimate Guide on The Hard Shoulder, Fionn Davenport takes a closer look at some of the fantastic destinations to visit around the world.This week, Fionn joined Shane to give the ultimate guide to the city of Melilla, a Spanish city on the north coast of Africa.
UN warns of an 80% chance for ‘El Niño’ developing between June and August
The world must prepare for the imminent return of El Niño and the supercharged weather extremes it brings, that is according to the United Nations.For more on this Shane is joined by Dr. Darren Clarke, Assistant Professor in Climate in DCU.
HSE releases new autism protocol - what are its issues?
The new HSE protocol hopes to tackle long waiting lists for Assessments of Need (AON) for autistic people. However, The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland has “several significant concerns” and will not endorse the new protocol in place.Joining Shane to discuss this is Dr Patricia Byrne from the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland.
The Bookshelf with Claire Byrne
Newstalk Presenter Claire Byrne joins Shane to place her favourite book on The Hard Shoulder’s bookshelf!
Last minute study advice for Leaving Cert students
As the Leaving Cert begins tomorrow with English Paper 1 in the morning and Home Economics in the afternoon, we wanted to have a little chat about how students who may feel they aren’t prepared enough can spend this evening and tomorrow morning.Joining Shane to give some last-minute tips is TJ Hegarty, Founder of BreakThroughMaths online tutoring, and Aoife O’Driscoll, an English teacher in Cork C
Is Dublin becoming more dangerous?
Labour MEP for Dublin Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has said that the fatal assault in Dublin City Centre at the weekend is further “evidence of the decline of the capital, and that the government is not taking the crisis seriously enough”.Aodhán was speaking following the death of a young man following an assault in the Grafton Street area in the early hours of Monday morning, who has been named as 21-year-o
The impact online gambling has had on sport
Gambling and sport have gone hand-in-hand for many years, but now the rise of online gambling has made risking your money a simple click away…How has it impacted the sports landscape and its fans?Joining Shane to discuss is Darragh McGee, author of ‘Imitation Games’, which covers the topic.
Can teachers go back to work after Love Island?
With Love Island kicking off last night, we saw Galway GAA Player and primary teacher Sean Fitzgerald make his villa debut. But given the sometimes-risqué nature of the show, will Sean Fitzgerald make a return to primary teaching?Joining Shane for more on this story is Comedian and Social Media Influencer, Kayleigh Trappe.Image: ITV2
What does a ‘Dog Warden’ do?
Recently there was an article about how much dog poo is on Irish streets, and what Dog Wardens are doing to combat it. South Dublin County Council recently increased the number of Dog Wardens from two to four, but what else is part of this role?Phillip Behan, a Dog Warden with South Dublin County Council, joins Shane to discuss.
Do we need a driving curfew for novice drivers?
This bank holiday weekend on our roads we saw more than 140 motorists arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as well as more than 3,100 speeding offences and over 340 drivers using a mobile phone or failing to wear a seatbelt.Cynthia Ní Mhurchú, Fianna Fail MEP for Ireland South and member of the European Transport Committee has more ideas when it comes to road safety, inclu
Dublin renter creates renting video game
As new renting rules came in during March, many people found themselves served with eviction notices. Éimhin Ward was one of them. But as he searched for a new place he was shocked by some of the prices and decided to create an online game where you guess a listings’ price. The game has gone viral, and Éimhin joins Emmet Oliver to explain the game
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