In this episode, Niall hosts a compelling discussion centered around the question of whether individuals should have a constitutional right to a place called home. Joining him are two distinguished guests who bring their unique perspectives to the table: Peter Dooley, the co-founder of the Dublin Renters’ Union, and Karl Deeter, an American-Irish financial commentator, media pundit, and business journalist.
In this episode, Niall explores the ongoing debate surrounding Ireland’s new sex education bill. He interviews two guests with contrasting views on the topic: Jana Lunden, a representative from the Natural Women’s Council, and Clarity Mills, a sex educator, dominatrix, and life coach.
In this episode, Niall explores the ongoing debate surrounding Ireland’s new sex education bill. He interviews two guests with contrasting views on the topic: Jana Lunden, a representative from the Natural Women’s Council, and Clarity Mills, a sex educator, dominatrix, and life coach.
Join Niall as he engages in a dynamic discussion with Grace O’Sullivan, a passionate Member of the European Parliament from the Green Party, and Jackie Healy Rae, an outspoken Independent Councillor representing the Castleisland Lea on Kerry County Council.
Join Niall as he engages in a dynamic discussion with Grace O’Sullivan, a passionate Member of the European Parliament from the Green Party, and Jackie Healy Rae, an outspoken Independent Councillor representing the Castleisland Lea on Kerry County Council.
“Have We Lost the War on Drugs?” In this engaging conversation, Niall interviews Patricia Casey, a respected Professor of Psychiatry. Patricia provides expert insights into the detrimental effects of cannabis on mental health, advocating for the continued illegality of drugs while emphasizing the downsides of addiction.
Niall Boylan explores the explosive details surrounding the Philip Schofield sex scandal that has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry.Niall draws from Schofield’s revealing interview on the BBC, dissecting the revelations that have captivated audiences worldwide. From the alleged affair with a younger colleague to the intricate web of connections between Schofield and ITV, Niall leaves no stone unturned as he takes you behind the scenes of this riveting scandal.
In This engaging episode of The Niall Boylan Podcast, where we dive into the contentious topic of abortion and its potential implications. In this thought-provoking conversation, Niall Boylan engages in an enlightening discussion with Eilís Mulroy, a passionate pro-life campaigner. The focus of the episode revolves around a recent Private Members’ Bill concerning abortion that has passed the second stage in the Dáil. Eilís shares her perspective on the matter, shedding light on her belief that voters were misinformed during the abortion law referendum and raising concerns about the potential for allowing abortion up until birth.
In this episode we delve into the highly contentious topic: Is Direct Provision inhumane? In this captivating discussion, Niall invites two distinguished guests to offer their unique viewpoints. John McGuirk, a journalist from Gript Media, brings a pragmatic perspective on asylum seekers, advocating for a more rigorous asylum process, including prompt deportation for denied applicants. Eoin Chanse, chairperson of ADPI (Abolish Direct Provision Campaign), offers a compassionate stance, emphasizing government responsibility and debunking misconceptions surrounding asylum seekers.
In this episode we delve into the highly contentious topic: Is Direct Provision inhumane? In this captivating discussion, Niall invites two distinguished guests to offer their unique viewpoints. John McGuirk, a journalist from Gript Media, brings a pragmatic perspective on asylum seekers, advocating for a more rigorous asylum process, including prompt deportation for denied applicants. Eoin Chanse, chairperson of ADPI (Abolish Direct Provision Campaign), offers a compassionate stance, emphasizing government responsibility and debunking misconceptions surrounding asylum seekers.
Join Niall Boylan in a poignant episode of his podcast as he tackles a crucial and sensitive topic: whether those responsible for physically abusing children in schools in the past should now face charges. In this thought-provoking conversation, Niall interviews Damien Hetherington, a survivor of the heinous acts perpetrated by John McClean, a former teacher found guilty of abusing numerous children.
Join Niall Boylan in a poignant episode of his podcast as he tackles a crucial and sensitive topic: whether those responsible for physically abusing children in schools in the past should now face charges. In this thought-provoking conversation, Niall interviews Damien Hetherington, a survivor of the heinous acts perpetrated by John McClean, a former teacher found guilty of abusing numerous children.
Join Niall, as he delves into one of Ireland’s most pressing and controversial issues on his podcast. In this thought-provoking episode, Niall interviews Ben Scallan, a journalist from Gript Media, to discuss the topic of whether Ireland has taken in too many refugees.
Join Niall, as he delves into one of Ireland’s most pressing and controversial issues on his podcast. In this thought-provoking episode, Niall interviews Ben Scallan, a journalist from Gript Media, to discuss the topic of whether Ireland has taken in too many refugees.
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Is Ireland Losing Its Identity or Just Evolving? Episode 375
Niall Boylan
