Highlights From The Pat Kenny Show

We get more reaction to the passing of Queen Elizabeth ll and look forward to the reign of Kind Charles lll. Anton spoke to Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party,Stephen Pound, former Labour MP for Ealing North, Noel Cunnigham, Ambassador for The Havey’s Point Hotel in Donegal and Dr Malie Coyne, Clinical Psychologist and author.

Guidance Counsellor and Irish Times Education Columnist Brian Mooney joined Anton to answer listeners' CAO-related questions. Also joining Anton was leaving cert student Alex Rowley and also Danielle McFadden.

A country goes into mourning for 10 days as Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-serving monarch died aged 96. We look at her life and legacy with Professor Anna Whitelock and Enda Brady, Journalist and Media Consultant. Henry McKean is in London for us. He met these people from across the Commonwealth outside Buckingham Palace.

Patrick Jackson, a teacher in Burrow National School in Sutton and founder of the program, Lynn Harley, Principal in Burrow National School in Sutton and Penny Mangan Student in Burrow National School in Sutton all joined Anton Savage on the show to discuss an innovative school program empowering our children in taking pride in keeping their local area litter free.

Ahead of world eczema day on September 14th Selene Daly, Dermatology Nurse Specialist on Skincare gives advice on dealing with eczema.

Gavin McLoughlin Newstalk's deputy business Editor takes a look at the business of smart banking service Revolut.

The appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer to the Gambling Authority of Ireland marks a shift to more oversight of the Gambling industry in Ireland. Anton Savage discussed with James Browne, Minister of State at the Department of Justice.

Satellite Communications in event of an emergency, longer batteries on the smartwatches, we found out everything you need to know about the newly launched apple products coming out this autumn with Simon Hunt, Technology Correspondent with the Evening Standard.

Now for it 21st year, Michael Scott’s iconic production of JOHN B.KEANES hilarious and dramatic comedy THE MATCHMAKER is coming to the Gaiety Theatre from 12- 17 September 2022. We previewed the upcoming production of John B Keane’s hilarious ‘The Matchmaker’ with Jon Kenny and Norma Sheahan

Garth Brooks has warned fans not to purchase tickets from unofficial sellers. Conor Pope, Consumer Journalist with The Irish Times and Garret Ahearn, Fine Gael Senator and Seanad spokesperson on Enterprise and Trade joined Anton Savage with the details.

With Increased energy credit expected to be paid before Christmas and the EU set to demand electricity cuts for peak hours, what can the Irish consumer expect coming into winter? Aoife Moore, Political Correspondent at the Sunday Times, John Gibbons, Environmental Journalist and Michael Fitzmaurice, Independent TD for Roscommon-Galway discussed with Anton Savage.

Marking International Literacy Day, we spoke to Pov Pheung, Country Manager for SeeBeyondBorders in Cambodia, and Maeve Corish, Chair of SeeBeyondBorders Ireland.

With housing shortages set to worsen, we ask what would Sinn Féin’s Housing policy look like if they were to be in government. Eoin O’Broin, Sinn Féin’s spokesperson for Housing joined Anton Savage on the show.

Anton Savage was joined by transport consultant Conor Faugnan on the multiple issues challenging learner drivers.

As the ECB is set to announce new hikes in mortgage interest rates mortgages later today, we get the latest and find out what it might mean for homeowners. Michael Dowling, Managing director of Dowling financial joined Anton Savage on the show.

Singer Mary Black joined us in the studio to chat ahead of her first series of concerts post-pandemic in Cork, Dublin and Belfast this Autumn.

We speak to a man in his 40’s who is living with prostate cancer and an advanced nurse practitioner who specialises in men's cancers to mark the Marie Keating Stand Campaign, urging men to go and get checked. Speaking to Anton was John Wall, who is living with prostate cancer and also Ger O’ Boyle Advanced nurse practioner and runs the erectile dysfunction clinic in University Hospital Galway

Bestselling Author Ruth Ware chats about her latest page-turning crime fiction thriller IT Girl.

Bill Hughes goes behind the scenes of a cracking satire from 1966 The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming.

Is Hydrogen the way forward in solving energy shortages? We discuss this with Catherine Sheridan Chairperson of the Hydrogen Ireland policy group.