# Anne Twomey

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100 Bliain: A Look Back at Fianna Fáil's Contribution to Irish Life Over the Last 100 Years

In this podcast, we look at the role that Fianna Fáil has played in Ireland's political life. From the foundation of the party, through its achievements and to its future, our panelists discuss where Fianna Fáil came from, the people that built it up and its legacy in Ireland today. With An Taoisea…

Fianna Fáil: In Our Own Words – Live from Cork City Hall

As part of the 100 Bliain centenary series, this special live episode of Fianna Fáil: In Our Own Words was recorded in Cork City Hall. Host Shane Moynihan TD is joined by An Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD, Professor Gary Murphy and historian Anne Twomey for a live conversation on a century of Fianna F…

Fianna Fáil: In Our Own Words – The Voices of a Century

As part of the 100 Bliain centenary series, this episode of Fianna Fáil: In Our Own Words brings together historians, academics and party figures to reflect on a century of the party's story. Host Shane Moynihan TD is joined by An Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD, historian and curator Sinéad McCoole, D…

An Australian republic - a new model and unfinished business

The Australian Republic Movement has released its Australian Choice model for Australia to become a republic. Peter FitzSimons, Bob Carr and Anne Twomey debate the direct election model and its suitability for the Australian voter. Megan Davis is also a republican, but she believes that the unfinis…

Professor explains 'grey corruption' with a focus on Anthony Albanese

Professor of constitutional law at the University of Sydney, Professor Anne Twomey, joined Tom Elliott. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Geoffrey Watson SC Fires Back at the High Court Critics and Exposes Grey Corruption | Court of Public Opinion

Geoffrey Watson SC of the Centre for Public Integrity joins Jeremy Cordeaux AM to respond to claims that the High Court overreached in its Hunter Valley Operations mine decision. He argues the 111-page judgment is conventional administrative law about bureaucrats obeying the statute, and that it ha…