The protests may be over but the government isn't in the clear yet. In dramatic fashion Michael Healy-Rae has announced that he will be tendering his resignation as a Minister of State, as he prepares to vote with the opposition in a motion of no confidence against the Government.  But will he be the only defector?

 

Host: Kevin Doyle Guest: Fionnán Sheahan

The protests may be over but the government isn't in the clear yet. In dramatic fashion Michael Healy-Rae has announced that he will be tendering his resignation as a Minister of State, as he prepares to vote with the opposition in a motion of no confidence against the Government. &nbsp;But will he be the only defector?
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Host: Kevin Doyle Guest: Fionnán Sheahan

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Extra: Michael Healy-Rae resigns as minister as Government face continued fuel crisis fallout

Jonathan Gill looked like he hadn’t a care in the world when he turned up at Temple Street Children’s Hospital last December to deliver presents to sick children. 
But at the same time, the self-proffessed professional mediator, was being investigated for killing of mobster Robbie Lawlor.
Now authorities in the North want to prosecute the 44-year-old, from Malahide Road on the capital’s northside for Lawlor’s assassination in Belfast on April 4, 2020.
Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guest: Eamonn 

Who is Jonathan Gill, man accused of killing ‘gangland psycho’ Robbie Lawlor

Another week begins, and with it another breakdown in talks as the Iran War rolls on. The US is enacting a fresh blockade of Iranian ports, while Donald Trump has hit out at a fresh opponent – Pope Leo XIV. Meanwhile, back on Irish soil, the fallout from last week’s fuel protests continues apace. Is the Government’s €505m fuel package enough to calm things down? And just how big a scar will the shutdown leave? 

 

Host: Fionnán Sheahan 

Guests: Mary Regan, John Downing and Bel Trew

Another week begins, and with it another breakdown in talks as the Iran War rolls on. The US is enacting a fresh blockade of Iranian ports, while Donald Trump has hit out at a fresh opponent – Pope Leo XIV. Meanwhile, back on Irish soil,&nbsp;the fallout from&nbsp;last week’s fuel protests continues apace. Is the Government’s €505m&nbsp;fuel package enough to calm things down? And just how big a scar will the shutdown leave?&nbsp;
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Host: Fionnán Sheahan&nbsp;
Guests: Mary Regan, John Downing and Bel Trew

Oil Crisis: Trump v the Pope, a new blockade and the fallout of Irish protests

The Late Late Show is a true national institution, one that has provided plenty of water-cooler moments over the decades, but has its day in the sun reached an end? The status of current host Patrick Kielty is under scrutiny as his contract draws to a close and RTÉ bosses remain tight-lipped about his future. Is it time to turn out the lights in Studio 4?




Host: Fionnán Sheahan

Guests: Kirsty Blake Knox and Melanie Finn

The Late&nbsp;Late&nbsp;Show&nbsp;is a true national institution, one that has provided plenty of water-cooler&nbsp;moments over the decades, but has its day in the sun reached an end? The status of current host Patrick Kielty is under scrutiny as his contract draws to a&nbsp;close&nbsp;and RTÉ bosses remain tight-lipped about his future.&nbsp;Is it time to turn out the lights in Studio 4?
 
Host: Fionnán Sheahan
Guests:&nbsp;Kirsty Blake Knox and Melanie Finn

Extra: Michael Healy-Rae resigns as minister as Government face continued fuel crisis fallout

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