Dearbhail McDonald
speaker
1,266 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Sep
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The Irish Mail on Sunday carries what it claims are the first photos of former RT Director General Dee Forbes in three years.
Ms Forbes, who left the National Broadcaster after a payments controversy, was pictured by the Mail near her home in Cork.
DJ in Health Scare is the lead for the Irish Sunday Mirror.
It reports that former Kilkenny hurling legend E.J.
Kerry, who was jailed for fraud after faking a serious illness, was taken to hospital earlier this week.
Staying with prisons, the Irish Sun on Sunday leads on reports that a convicted killer is one of several prisoners at the Midlands Prison who are compiling a new cookbook, part of a rehabilitation programme at the prison.
It sparked some protest from victims' families.
Hell's Kitchen is the headline on an inside report by John Hand.
For the Sunday World, it is Hennessy mob malls at war, an exclusive by Patrick O'Connell, which says that Gardaí are monitoring what they describe as a meltdown in relations between female associates of the West Dublin Hennessy crime gang following a brutal attack in a tanning salon earlier this month.
Across the IRC, the Observer leads with the caption Baptism of Fire above yet another striking picture of a man entering the sea alone in Cap Ferret in southwest France as more than 270,000 people have been evacuated in recent days in France and Spain.
The Sunday Telegraph also carries pictures of homes being burned in France, noting that many British expats are fleeing the region as French President Emmanuel Macron has deployed the army to help tackle the blazes.
And it really is
Quite apocalyptic stuff.
With me in studio this morning to discuss all of this and more are Damil Hall, former ambassador to the US, Dr Emma Howard, senior lecturer in economics at TU Dublin, Cillian Gallagher, barrister and international human rights lawyer, and as I learned recently, a budding kayaker, and Cian O'Sheridan, political correspondent with Radio Nagiltek.
You are all very, very welcome.
Ciarán, tell me about the picture.
We had an extraordinary picture yesterday in the papers of two people underneath a beach umbrella looking at Capfrey.
The picture as well in The Observer this morning is another kind of just, it just kind of seizes you when you look at it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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