Ask us anything, 2023 edition - part one

Ask us anything, 2023 edition - part one

It's part one of the traditional Inside Politics end-of-year Ask Us Anything podcast. Hugh Linehan, Pat Leahy, Jennifer Bray, Harry McGee and Cormac McQuinn hit play on a range of listener queries and even help one to settle a bet.


Part two will be out on Friday December 29th. Thanks to all our listeners in 2023.

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Why 'left' and 'woke' are not the same thing - with Susan Neiman

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Gavan Reilly: The Secret Life of Leinster House

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Pat Leahy and Harry McGee join Hugh Linehan to look back on the week in politics:· Ireland’s decision to participate in a European-wide initiative celebrating Norman heritage and influence has d...

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Refugees in Ireland: is the Government getting the balance right?

The unprecedented increase in the numbers of people coming to Ireland seeking International Protection due to war or oppression in their homeland put serious pressure on State resources since 2023. Th...

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'The people who voted no are expected to go under a rock and disappear' - Ronán Mullen on losing the marriage referendum

The tenth anniversary of the marriage equality referendum has prompted some reminiscing about how the vote was the first of two pinnacles for progressivism in Ireland, the other being the abortion re...

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The Public Accounts Committee returns, and is already making headlines

The Public Accounts Committee returns, and is already making headlines

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Marriage equality: ten years on, has Ireland's progressive optimism disappeared?

Marriage equality: ten years on, has Ireland's progressive optimism disappeared?

It is ten years since the country voted to legalise same-sex marriage. This victory for progressive politics was followed by another when abortion rights were won in 2018. But what is sometimes called...

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Simon Harris: my style of politics is not a problem

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Simon Harris had a difficult general election campaign as Fine Gael leader and has since faced criticism that he has not learned from mistakes in his new roles as Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Aff...

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