Ep.424 – #ZeroCovid with Dr Julien Mercille

It was a pleasure to be joined by Assoc Professor in UCD and member of the Independent Scientific Advocacy Group, Julien Mercille, to discuss the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and that groups plan that if implemented could help to make this lockdown our last. We talk about how it can be achieved, the border as a blocker and the need for […]

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683. A Shared Struggle – Stories of Palestinian and Irish Hunger Strikers

We had the great pleasure of speaking with an incredible panel of people, Dr Asad Abu Shark, Norma Hashim, Yousef Alijamal and Danny Morrison, to discuss the book ‘A Shared Struggle – Stories of Palestinian and Irish Republican Hunger Strikers’. We discuss the mechanics of piecing together such a difficult and troubling book, the decades old solidarity between the struggles […]

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Speak or Survive – Niamh’s Story

In the second interview that we’ve conducted as part of our coverage of Peter McGuire’s excellent 2 part series ‘Speak or Survive’,(do read the both articles on Noteworthy) we speak with Niamh, who was a victim of childhood sexual abuse. Niamh begins by reading her letter to her abuser and tells us about the ways it has changed her and […]

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Speak or Survive: Stuart’s Story

In September 2020, Noteworthy published two award winning articles by journalist Peter McGuire on how victims of sexual violence are still fighting roadblocks to justice entitled Speak or Survive. Thanks to Peter, we were fortunate to speak to some of the contributors. These interviews were released previously to our patreon supporters. But we thought we’d share them with the wider […]

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Ep.420 – The Economics of Hope

Martin still isn’t great. But he wasn’t going to miss chatting with one of our favourite people, Professor Emeritus of Economics, P.J Drudy. P.J was lecturing in economics in Cambridge in the 70’s and Trinity College Dublin later. He talks to us about the need for a move away from the failed Thatcherite economics and how the growth of an […]

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19. Sunday Special – 2020, So how was it for You?

In this, the last live Sunday Special of 2020, Dr Vicky Conway of Policed took the lead and asked Linda Hayden of PAC Woman, Dr Caroline West of Glow West and Tony (Martin is milking his illness) for their thoughts on 2020. And because we are a bit different we asked some different questions. Mess of the year was a […]

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Human Trafficking & Direct Provision

Martin is still unwell, so I was on my own for this podcast. But don’t let that put you off! I was delighted to be joined by the Immigrant Council of Ireland’s CEO, Brian Kiloran. We talk about Ireland’s performance in tackling human trafficking, the upcoming White Paper into Direct Provision and the soundings coming from Government about it. We […]

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Ep. 419: CETA and the Green Party

It has been a tumultuous few days for the Green Party. CETA (Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement) has caused a rift and with the party leadership seemingly intent on ratifying a deal they strenuously opposed only a few months ago, we were joined by Green Party MEP, CiarĂ¡n Cuffe to talk all about it. We discuss the deal, the way it […]

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