Mark Hennessy
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218 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 26 Jun
Mark Hennessy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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uh come through the gap now whether it's 300 or a number that's far less than that whatever house of commons we're dealing with next time around is going to be fundamentally different to anything that we've seen before and that poses huge questions for us because a lot of things that we would never have thought possible could could become uh politically viable uh in the aftermath if you look at at reform being leading the next government there's absolutely no doubt that were that to happen
that support for unification in Northern Ireland will grow significantly.
Whether it'll pass the 50% plus threshold or whatever is another question.
But that question of unity and a referendum is going to become a much more live issue.
And there's always the option and the possibility that reform on its own might actually do things in terms of the Anglo-Irish relationship that we never thought possible either.
Well, we're going to go through the Sunday newspapers first with Mark Hennessy, who's Ireland and Britain editor with the Irish Times.
Looking at the Irish Mail, first of all, monster legend used his charity to pay own firm.
This is a story about Doug Howlett.
The secret of looking good at 93 years of age.
Joan Collins is the one sharing her secret.
Upskill plans for 100,000 workers in AI shake-up, and that is to persuade people, forget about your white-collar degree, go get a trade.
At the Business Post exclusive, McDonald feels the heat as Sinn Féin slumps four points, and we'll dissect that poll in a few minutes' time.
Also, Lucinda Creighton is talking about the left's folly on Occupied Territories Bill is exposed, and more stories around that in many of the papers.
I'm Irish, ousted BP boss manifold defends his colourful language on the basis that he's Irish.
How strange.
Anyway, that's on the front of the Sunday Times.
Toxic culture hampered patient care.
It's a story about St.
Vincent's Hospital, which seems to be unique to the Sunday Times.
Civil servant faces accusations of leaking data to foreign intelligence service.
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