Philip Boucher Hayes
speaker
3,375 appearances
85 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Aug
Philip Boucher Hayes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There are other reports today that cartel leader Daniel Kinahan is to be extradited from the United Arab Emirates within days, something that's going to spark a major security operation here as it proceeds.
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For the latest, I'm joined by John Mooney from the Sunday Times.
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John, what have you learned?
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Which would then return to Casement Aerodrome, presumably?
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It is understood that the prison services have a new blast-proof and bullet-proof prison van.
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What do you know about that?
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Today with David McCullagh · Do we need to extend excise cuts on petrol and diesel? · 6 Aug 2026
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Cuts on fuel tax could be set to be extended past September if prices significantly rise.
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That's according to Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers, who speaking yesterday said the situation would have to be assessed if fuel prices remain highly volatile.
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What, though, are the knock-on effects of the fuel tax cuts continuing and what would it mean if they don't?
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To discuss this in more detail, I'm joined by President of the Irish Road Haulage Association, Ger Highland, and Professor in Energy Economics at the School of Economics in UCD, Lisa Ryan.
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Good morning to both of you.
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Ger, can I come to you first, please?
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Are Jack Chambers' comments welcome?
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Take that 32 cent support out of the equation.
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What happens to your members and why are they not in a position to pass those costs on to their clients?
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Gerry, if you were to take a step back from the very pressing situation that you and your members find yourself in right now,
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Do you see any way of breaking this cycle?
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Because both you and your predecessors in the road haulage association end up on radio on a very regular basis, following every price shock, having to make the same appeal.
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Is there any way, I'm thinking about new technologies like biomethane HGVs, that could end this cycle?
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Because as things stand at the moment, the Irish taxpayer is supporting fossil fuels to the tune of 4.8 billion euro a year.
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