After a disastrous local election campaign earlier this year, Sinn Féin has released a bold and brash plan to tackle the ever-worsening housing crisis, with an eye to spending €39bn in total over five years and building 300,000 homes. The plan was attacked by government ministers, but could it be enough to win back lost voters?   

Host: Denise Calnan, Guest; Phillip Ryan   

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Explainer: Could Sinn Féin's ‘Frankenstein’ housing plan win back lost voters?   

In the wake of the news that €336,000 was paid for a new bike shed at Leinster House, we look back at five other controversial Dáil spends that have left people scratching their heads in disbelief. 
 
Host: Kevin Doyle, Guest: John Downing 

Beyond the ‘Bike Shed’: Five other Leinster House controversial spends  

The Government yesterday published a “distressing” and “harrowing” report into the systemic alleged sexual abuse carried out by at least 884 alleged abusers in day and boarding schools run by 42 religious orders across Ireland. It found that religious orders across the country have records of 2,395 allegations of abuse across 308 schools. Half of those who have been accused of sexual abuse have died.   
   
Host Kevin Doyle; Guest; Ellen Coyne   

Extra: 2,395 allegations of sexual abuse at religious schools likely “just the tip of the iceberg”  

Why did French authorities arrest Telegram CEO Pavel Durov and why did the Brazilian government block Elon Musk’s ‘X’? Is this a moment of reckoning for the giants of social media?
Host: Ellen Coyne   Guests: Catherine Field and Adrian Weckler 

Explainer: Could Sinn Féin's ‘Frankenstein’ housing plan win back lost voters?

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