Highlights From The Pat Kenny Show

We hear why Autumn Purple foods are fantastic for boosting the immune system and why some biodegradable teabags are not so biodegradable with Dr Ruth Freeman, Director of Science for Society at Science Foundation Ireland.

Tax breaks are being considered for both landlords and tenants. We get the details from Karl Deeter CEO of online application.com and also Senator Mary Fitzpatrick Fianna Fáil’s spokesperson for Housing, Local Government and Heritage.

In the new British cabinet, we find out who made the cut and who didn't with George Parker, Political Editor with the Financial Times.

Every household in the country will be expected to curb their energy use this winter as the Government prepares a plan to avoid blackouts. We discuss what came out of last night’s coalition talks amid a deepening energy crisis with Jack Horgan-Jones, Political Reporter with The Irish Times and Celine Clark, Head of Advocacy and Communications, Age Action.

Paul Howard on his latest laugh out loud Ross O’Carroll Kelly book called ‘Once upon a time in Donnybrook’.

Trump in 2024? And the kidnapping of an heiress, the disturbing case of Eliza Fletcher’s disappearance. Terry Sheridan Managing Editor, WSHU Public Radio brings us a round up on news stateside.

New research by Cybersafe kids has shown that 25% of 8-12-year-olds have seen content that ‘bothered’ them and one-third of school boys who play online video games are exposed to harmful content – we hear what parents can do to deal with these worrying figures.

How best do we grapple with a future dominated by artificial intelligence? We speak to an expert in the field and a legislator in the Dáil.

As the weather in Ireland takes a turn, many couples are turning abroad to tie the knot. We get expert tips on planning a wedding overseas with Sara Kennedy Wedding expert from The Irish Wedding Blog.

We hear how managing conditions like osteoarthritis could help avoid surgery in the long run with Dr. Clodagh Toomey, Research Fellow at the University of Limerick’s School of Allied Health, Faculty of Education and Health Sciences.

With the Boris Johnson era over, what are the main challenges for new Prime Minister Liz Truss? Anton was joined this morning by Alastair Campbell, Writer, consultant, strategist and mental health campaigner and also Doug Beattie, Ulster Unionist Party leader and MLA for Upper Bann.

The coalition leaders are expected to meet later today to discuss reducing our energy consumption. Just how can we do it? We get expert opinion from Muireann Lynch Senior Research Officer ESRI, Elaine Loughlin Political Correspondent with the Irish Examiner and also Paul Gallagher General Manager of Buswells Hotel in Dublin.

The INMO has released its budget submission. We find out from Phil Ní Sheaghdha. General Secretary INMO, Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation what they are calling for.

Our Monday expert Dr Katherine Finan Consultant Respiratory Physician in Sligo university hospital with Irish Lung Health Alliance, joined us on the show to answer listeners their lung related questions.

Author Sean Connolly Joins us next with his new book entitled ‘On Every Tide’ which charts the sweeping history of Irish emigration. starting in the eighteenth century.

Barry Whyte reports from London ahead of the new UK Prime Minister is revealed.

Diving from a helicopter, swimming in freezing water pushed to the limits we hear from two contestants taking part in Hell Week. Paul Ryder Broadcaster and Entertainer and also David Gillick, David Gillick, Former European Athletics Champion.

Litter levels are on the rise and are the scourge of beaches and harbours across Ireland. For more on this Anton spoke to Proinsias Ó Tuama Founder of Sea And Land Trust Clean Coasts Ballynamona and also Janet Honer Green Party Councilor for Dublin North Inner City.

What is dark tourism, from active volcanoes to mob tours of Chicago, Berlin’s STASI museum or Belfast's Peace Wall, from Chernobyl even to Titanic tourism. Pol O’Conghaile Travel Editor Irish Independent joined Anton on the show this morning to discuss the popularity of dark tourism.

The new PPC course marks a landmark change in solicitor education in Ireland. Anton spoke to Martina Larkin Head of Legal and Compliance at Cheshire and also Richard Hammon Chairperson of the Law Society’s Education Committee.