Pat Kenny

Professor Nicky Ralph, Consultant Dermatologist at the Institute of Dermatologists in Dublin.

Nicky, thank you very much for joining us.

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Among the items on The Pat Kenny Show this Saturday and Sunday between 10 and 12 noon, as the war in the Gulf enters its third month, where does this leave the United States and the Trump administration?

Former Special Envoy to Northern Ireland and Foreign Relations Advisor to both Bush presidents, Richard Haass will be giving us his insights.

Biographer, novelist and screenplay writer Anne Chambers will talk about her own story and her new book, Living Lives, A Biographer's Journey.

We'll be reflecting on the first year of the reign of Pope Leo XIV, 12 months that have definitely not been without their headline moments.

Consultant dermatologist Dr. Nicky Ralph will be taking your questions and advising us on how to protect ourselves as the sunnier months arrive.

Regulars Luke O'Neill and Paul Harrington will be stopping by, plus much, much more and all the breaking news.

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We're returning to that incident at the Hilton Hotel in Washington last night, the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Donald Trump attending for the first time as president, but of course didn't get to deliver his remarks.

And there was much anticipation of what he might say because he sees the press generally, unless they're the friendly press like Fox, he sees them as the enemy.

Niall Stanage is an associate editor at The Hill.

He's covered US politics for decades and contributed to many media outlets.

And he's also had to suffer the sharp end of White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt's tongue.

He's on holiday in Ireland at the moment, but of course, like the rest of us, he's been monitoring events overnight in Washington.

Niall, good morning and welcome.

Morning, Pat.