# Joan Burton

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The Sunday Papers

Former Tánaiste and Labour Minister Joan Burton, Irish Institutional Property CEO Pat Farrell, and Sunday Times Ireland Head of Content Philip Ryan join Ivan Yates for Anton to review Sunday morning’s front pages. The panel discuss everything from planning to the presidency and all the headlines in…

Anton's Sunday Newspaper Panel October 26th

Joining Anton to run through the main stories from the Sunday papers is Frances Fitzgerald, former Tánaiste and member of the G7 Advisory Council; Joan Burton, Former Tánaiste/leader of the Labour Party; Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics at DCU; and Harry McGee, Political correspondent with The Ir…

Getting to Know You with Joan Burton

In this episode of Getting to Know You, Chris Hitchcock and Tony Maycock sit down with Joan Burton, former Tánaiste and long-serving public representative, to explore the person behind the politics. From her early life and influences to her years in public service, Joan reflects on the moments that…

What's Going On with Kevin Doyle & Joan Burton

Joining Anton to go through the main stories from the Saturday papers is Former Tánaiste and Labour Minister, Joan Burton & Kevin Doyle, Group Head of News with Mediahuis.

What's Going on with Lise Hand & Joan Burton

Joining Anton to go through the main stories from the Saturday papers is Lise Hand, journalist & Joan Burton, Former Tánaiste and Labour Minister.

Gift Grub: The Former Gift Grub Characters Support Group

What happens when your Gift Grub days come to an end? Well, you enter the Former Gift Grub Character Support Group, of course! Joe Duffy, Enda Kenny, Michael D, Ray D'Arcy, Joan Burton, and more former Gift Grub characters open up about the truth about life after Gift Grub. Hit play now to hear the…

Collapse: How Labour went from boom to bust

Inside Politics is coming to Galway in May for a live recording. Get your tickets here. When Labour came to power in 2011 Ireland was in the depths of an economic crisis that had several more years to run. Their coalition with Fine Gael spent the next five years struggling to fix the economy while …

Could Labour have done anything to avoid electoral wipeout in 2016? Collapse, part three

In the final instalment of our series on Labour’s time in government from 2011 to 2016, things get darker as it becomes clear economic progress will not be enough for voters to forgive the party for its role in austerity. Labour’s poor showing in the 2014 local and European elections leads to a cha…

Together/Apart

Recorded May 14th, 2026. A panel discussion on the Irish anti-apartheid struggle featuring key members of the movement organised by the Trinity Long Room Hub with the Little Museum of Dublin. In conjunction with Together/Apart, a collaborative exhibition between the Little Museum of Dublin and th…

Did Ancient Greek Women Have Parties?

Hello my curious archaeogastronomers! New episode is out! Did women in the ancient Greek world had parties? Dinner gatherings? Symposia? Alone or with their men? And what did they do on their own? Especially in those famous festivals? So many questions to answer! Enjoy! Links for this episode: http…