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Reacting to Martin's car-crash Fox interview

On this week's episode of The Long Game, Ben and Jason discuss Taoiseach Micheál Martin's car-crash Fox interview; hopes and expectations for Budget week; and whether the Trump administration's embrace of AI diminishes humanity.

Reacting to Martin's car-crash Fox interview

On this week's episode of The Long Game, Ben and Jason discuss Taoiseach Micheál Martin's car-crash Fox interview; hopes and expectations for Budget week; and whether the Trump administration's embrace of AI diminishes humanity.

Chair of the IFAC on their criticisms of Budget 2027

IFAC has strongly criticised the Budget, warning it puts the public finances on “a worse trajectory”. Taoiseach Micheál Martin defended the budget, saying: “We’re trying to protect people as best we can in the midst of an international crisis”. Joining Ciara to discuss is Chair of the IFAC, Seamus …

EU summit where leaders are rallying around Ukraine

European leaders face growing pressure to secure Ukraine’s wartime finances through to the end of 2028. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned that decisions will need to be made quickly, as efforts continue to repair Kyiv’s strained relationship with the Trump administration. Europe correspondent at …

Public Sector Pay Talks To Begin At WRC

The Taoiseach says differences between the Government and trade unions will have to be ironed out during talks on a new public sector pay deal.     Negotiations get underway at the Workplace Relations Commission today, following last week's strike involving 300 thousand workers.     A further strik…

Europe on the Brink: Cost-of-Living Protests, Public Sector Pay & Ukraine

Europe on the edge. Violent protests in France are spreading to neighbouring countries amid growing anger over the cost of living and rising fuel prices. Could the continent be facing a winter of discontent? Gavan Reilly examines the unrest across Europe, while public sector pay talks resume in Ire…

Up the Murph | Micheál Martin

Up the Murph My mother was allocated a house in Ballymurphy in the mid 50’s. It was 11 Divismore Park, at the corner of Glenalina road. At around the same time, Maureen McKee was allocated a house in the same street, 20 Divismore Park. It was just across the street from us. Maureen and Josie ‘Boxer…

Micheál Martin’s future and RTÉ back in the news

As the dust settles on the presidential election, some Fianna Fáil members are questioning how their campaign went so wrong – with pressure said to be growing on Micheál Martin and his position as party leader. Fran and Evelyn sit down with RTÉ Radio 1’s election oracle Barry Lenihan to talk about…

Gavin pulls out of Pres campaign: the blame game begins!

'Fiasco' just one of the words used by Fianna Fáil politicians to describe the Presidential campaign for the party now. This follows the sudden withdrawal of FF's candidate, Jim Gavin over a dispute with a tenant dating back to 2009.  Fran, Katie and David examine the timeline of the story over thi…

Week 42 - Thursday

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has issued a formal State apology to the family of murdered Portlaoise Prison officer Brian Stack, acknowledging serious shortcomings in Garda investigations into his killing more than 40 years ago. Storm Austen is set to bring heavy rain and strong winds across Ireland, w…