Audio Podcasts

In this episode, Niall asks the pressing question: Who should be responsible for keeping children off social media? With the Health Minister proposing to challenge social media companies to limit access for under-16s, the debate continues over whether this responsibility should fall on the government, tech companies, or parents. Some […]

In this episode, Niall asks the complex question surrounding freedom of speech, especially in light of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest and the increasing scrutiny on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) by governments. With accusations that Telegram facilitates criminal activities due to its commitment to user privacy and encryption, the […]

In this episode, Niall asks the crucial question: Would you intervene if you saw someone being attacked? With the increasing reports of violence, it’s a situation more people may find….

In this episode, Niall asks whether it’s time to scrap school uniforms, as many parents express frustration over the rising costs of back-to-school expenses. The debate centers on whether uniforms are an unnecessary financial burden or a valuable tool for promoting equality among students. Some callers believe that school uniforms […]

In this episode of the Niall Boylan Podcast, Niall is joined by Peadar Tóibín, leader of the Aontú party, to discuss critical issues surrounding the Irish care system, particularly its failings in….

In this episode, Niall asks whether personal protection items, such as pepper spray, should be made legal in Ireland, especially as concerns grow over street safety, particularly for women….

In this episode, Niall explores the pressing issues of immigration and housing in Ireland, asking listeners how they would solve these intertwined crises. While it’s easy to point out the….

In this episode, Niall discusses the controversial plan to use larger, remote reception centers, like Thornton Hall, to accommodate the growing number of refugees in Ireland. As the nation….

In this episode, Niall discusses a controversial new rule from Thanet District Council, which imposes a £100 fine for swearing in public. The measure has sparked heated debate, with some seeing….