What next for Serbia?
Author, journalist and broadcaster Misha Glenny spoke to Paul about the historic victory of the student-led movement.
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A look at events making the news in Ireland over the last week, presented by Carole Coleman and Justin McCarthy. Listen live every Sunday at 1pm on RTÉ Radio 1.
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Dublin City Council's new parking policy
RTÉ reporter Eithne Dodd on the new enforcement measures that Dublin City Council are putting in-place today. She was joined by Green Party...
US Mid-Term elections
Bob Schmuhl, Author and Emeritus Professor of American Studies at the University of Notre Dame offers his analysis on how the mid-term elect...
Housing Minister James Browne
Housing Minister James Browne on the positive data on new housing completions, but what are the problems that remain?
Life and legacy of Irish Olympian & European champion Ciara Mageean
RTÉ sports broadcaster Greg Allen who followed Ciara Mageean throughout her career, on her life and legacy.
US mid-term elections to be held November 3rd
Paul is joined by our Washington Correspondent Jackie Fox who has been testing the temperature this week in Florida, Texas and Iowa.
Minister Helen McEntee on Triple Lock debate
Paul speaks to Minister Helen McEntee about the Triple Lock Dáil debate why the Government curtailed it to just four hours, leading to Oppos...
Labour's Duncan Smith argues for retention of Triple Lock
Labour's Foreign Affairs and Defence Spokesperson Duncan Smith speaks to Paul about the Triple Lock.
Row between psychotherapists and regulator
Our reporter Eithne Dodd looks into how in Ireland, anyone can call themselves as 'psychotherapist' and charge people for mental health serv...
Political deadlock as Israeli election looms
Our Deputy Foreign Editor Edmund Heaphy joins Paul from Tel Aviv.
Irish man returns to Dublin after being detained in West Bank
Paul is joined by Ian Hutcheson as he as returned home to Dublin after being detained by soldiers in the Occupied West Bank earlier this wee...
Ukraine launches drone attack in St. Petersburg in defiance of Donald Trump
Paul was joined by Christopher Miller, Financial Times Chief Ukraine Correspondent.
Last group of Irish UNIFIL soldiers to travel to Lebanon next month
Paul is joined by Lt Col Cormac Brady, Officer Commanding the 69th Infantry Group and Lt Col James Hourigan, Deputy Director for Logistics.
The bodies of four members of the English family will lie in repose at the Sacred Heart church in Waterford today
Our South East Correspondent, Marc O'Driscoll joins Paul from Waterford.
Israelis go to the polls next week to elect 120 members to parliament
Sky News Correspondent Adam Parsons joins Paul from Jerusalem.
How and why President Trump has shifted his policy on Ukraine
Niall Stanage, Associate Editor with The Hill joins Paul from Washington.
Report on funding deficit for third level
Our reporter Eithne Dodd went to Moylish in County Limerick, one of the campuses for the Technological University of the Shannon, to find ou...
Higher education sector says they have a funding deficit of €250 million
Paul speaks to Minister for Further and Higher Education, James Lawless.
Trump and Zelenskyy clash
To discuss the latest in the War in Ukraine, Paul was joined by David Blevins, US Correspondent with Sky News.
Number of journalists killed in Israel and Palestine lowered - CPJ
To discuss this decision, Paul was joined by Jodie Ginsberg, Chief Executive of The Committee to Protect Journalists.