Jack Horgan-Jones and Pat Leahy join Hugh Linehan to discuss the week in politics:
Gaza is proving a persistent issue in Irish politics, and today’s ruling at the International Court of Justice could place more pressure on the Government to support South Africa’s case and intensify its criticism of Israel.
Meanwhile Sinn Féin has faced its own criticism for Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill’s decision to visit the White House on St Patrick’s Day, given the military support provided to Israel by the United States.
Minister Catherine Martin struggled in a radio interview about the Grant Thornton report that laid bare RTÉ's failures in the planning and conception of Toy Show: The Musical. Will there ever be accountability for the board’s failures to control the loss-making project?
Sandymount four-bed with striking sunroom for €2.15m
Aisling Bea on Who Do You Think You Are? – Likeable comedian gets emotional at tales of family role in Irish freedom
From Dublin bank official to medal-winning gardener at Chelsea: Billy Alexander on turning his side hustle to gold
‘After Brexit, both of us became interested in having an Irish passport, like a lot of people’
In the US presidential election, the primary season seems to coming to a premature end, as opposition to Donald Trump falters and Democrats show no sign of replacing President Biden on their ticket. But what will that rerun look like?
Plus the panel pick their Irish Times pieces of the week:
- Naomi O’Leary on a strange and tragic story involving a restaurant, a review and an online backlash.
- Martin Wolf on the bitter lessons of Brexit for Britain.
- Geraldine Walsh on the downsides to a growing openness around mental illness.
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