Anmeldung Registrierung
Auto Hell Dunkel
Erweiterte Suche

The Pat Kenny Show Archiv

710 Episoden
11 Minuten
Caitriona Perry is the chief presenter in Washington for the BBC and an extremely recognisable face here in Ireland.

Caitriona has been closely following the American president, both here and in the states. She joined Pat this morning to talk about that experience.
10 Minuten
In the mid 1980’s while working as a secretary at the cable TV Company HBO , songwriter Julie Gold wrote a song that would change her life. 

Singer, songwriter and Eurovision winner Paul Harrington joined Pat this morning for a closer look at the genesis and global success From A Distance had.
17 Minuten
Farewell to Eden is the long awaited new novel from author Sebastian Faulkes. Farewell to Eden tells the tale of Philip Deval, a teacher in 1950's England, who was also a veteran of the second world war and served in Palestine during the years that brought the birth of the state of Israel.

Sebastian joined Pat Kenny this morning to discuss the book.
14 Minuten
Newstalk reporter Henry McKean was in Doonbeg for president Donald Trump's visit.

Henry joined Pat this morning to discuss all things Doonbeg and hear from some of the people in the area.
12 Minuten
Pat was joined by head chef and proprietor of the award winning MacNean House and Restaurant in Cavan, Neven Maguire on how to make home cooking delicious and satisfying while only using one pan.  
15 Minuten
Joining Pat to run through the main stories in the Sunday papers is, Mark Hennessey, the Irish Times Britain and Ireland editor. 
5 Minuten
Pat is joined by Executive Chef at Anantara the Marker Hotel and Forbes Street Restaurant, and co-host of the 'Dishing It Out' podcast with Gary O'Hanlon to go through a couple of recipes fit for a president! 
18 Minuten
President Donald Trump is back on Irish soil ahead of the Irish Open at his golf resort in Doonbeg. Before he attends the open, the President has some meetings with several Irish officials including Taoiseach Micheál Martin and President Catherine Connolly.

Newstalk Reporters, Sean DeFoe, Jessica Woodlock and Barry Whyte joined Pat for the latest updates.  
11 Minuten
25 years ago, newspapers in Ireland and around the world were trying to make sense of the 9/11 attack in America.

Newstalk reporter Bairbre Holmes was just 12 years old at the time, her father a former radio presenter collected newspapers from historical events around the world.

Bairbre and her father's collection of 9/11 newspapers joined Pat this morning.
17 Minuten
To mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, memorial events have been held across New York City.

Newstalk's multimedia reporter Emily Keegan has been in New York all week speaking to people who have been impacted by 9/11.

Emily joined Pat live from New York
15 Minuten
Gilbert O'Sullivan has be renowned as "one of the best songwriters" by artists such as Paul Weller and CMAT.

He joins Pat Kenny to celebrate about his 60 years in show business.

Image: AMA Music Agency.
9 Minuten
With the ongoing legal aid dispute, child and family agency Tusla has had to "dip into their own pockets" and privately retain a number of solicitors for vulnerable young people.

Eoghan O'Sullivan is a partner in Powderly Solicitors and he joined Pat this morning to discuss.
5 Minuten
Newstalk reporter Sean DeFoe was at Farmleigh House for President Trump's visit, he joined Pat this more to discuss what was said when the president spoke Taoiseach Micheál Martin, and members of the press.
12 Minuten
The Lindsay Clancy case has raised very difficult questions about the intersection of motherhood, postpartum mental health, and the criminal justice system. It also raises a question closer to home: how well do we actually recognise and respond to serious mental health problems after women give birth here in Ireland? Because for all the focus on the baby and the birth itself, the postpartum period can present a range of physical and psychological challenges, some of which can be very difficult to see, and even harder to talk about. Joining Pat to do just that is Aolish Gormley, Founder of Árdu, a maternal mental health initiative based in Sligo and leading the Year of Care campaign
17 Minuten
Katie Taylor fought her way to retirement in Croke Park, and 83,000 people turned up to witness a farewell that felt less like a bout and more like a national celebration. Pat is joined by reporter Sarah Madden, who was in among the crowds from lunchtime as the carnival atmosphere built as well as Off the Ball's John Duggan to breaks down the unanimous-decision win over France’s Flora Pili.