Derval (Presenter)
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1,228 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 5 Sep
Derval (Presenter)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 15 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 8.
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Sources told the paper that the government hopes the two men don't arrive at the same time, although the Sunday World and others are speculating that Daniel Kinahan could be back within days or weeks, avoiding any clash.
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The Sunday World leads with a Kinahan organised crime gang adjacent story.
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Mall of Duty is the headline above a photo of Anita Freeman, partner of Sean McGovern, a senior lieutenant in the group who is currently serving a 24-year jail term at Portleaf Prison after he pleaded guilty earlier this year to two charges of directing the activities of a criminal organisation relating to the Hutch-Kinahan gangland feud.
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Ms Freeman, whom the paper notes has no involvement in crime, visited Mr McGovern in prison earlier this week.
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It's over.
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Chambers calls time and endless state recruitment is the main headline for the Business Post.
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The paper carries an interview with Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers following the publication last week of the Mid-Year Expenditure Report.
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Minister Chambers says that there is a need for greater efficiency in how we deploy public sector staffing as the annual public sector pay bill reaches £31.7 billion.
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That's up from £18.8 billion in 2019.
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It is workers, specifically middle-income earners, who form the basis of the lead for the Sunday Independent.
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Its latest Ireland Thinks poll says that three-quarters of the public believe that middle-income earners are paying too much tax as pressure mounts on Finance Minister Simon Harris to deliver for the taxpayer in October's budget.
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We Thought We Were Going to Die is the main story for the Irish Sunday Mirror, which features an interview with an Irish mum who was caught up in the aftermath of a 4.7 magnitude earthquake in Naples in Italy, which sent residents and tourists fleeing into the streets.
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The tremor was one of the most powerful in the region for some 40 years.
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The Hour Sun on Sunday leads with a story relating to the late singer-songwriter Glenn Hansard, whose death and legacy is covered extensively in today's papers.
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The Sun says that RT is planning to honour Glenn Hansard with an all-star Late Late Show tribute dedicated to the singer.
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For a once night only is the headline there.
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Across the IRC, the Observer leads with what Rob Draper describes as FIFA president Gianno Infantino's terminal miscalculation after trying to sell stakes in the World Cup.
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Own goal is the headline for the Observer, which also describes Infantino as Trump's Icarus.
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And you can imagine there's lots of coverage of that botched plan all across the newspapers today.
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Well, joining me in studio today are Gerry O'Sullivan, presenter of Kerry Radio, or Kerry Today on Radio Kerry, Janet Horner, councillor for Dublin's North Inner City,
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