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The Bryan in whom we trust

Trudi McDonald speaks to RTE newscaster Bryan Dobson about getting started in pirate radio, his ideal story to cover, and being directly affected by the news.

The boss in his underwear: the seedy side of American Apparel

As the head of American Apparel, which recently opened here in Dublin, Dov Charney has cashed in on sex, as Paula Lyne explains.

The USI, is there strength in unity?

With 81% of DCU in favour of joining USI, Steve Conlon gives an account of the national union’s history and examines why we left it.

A sense of abandonment

As an increasing number of Irish people take their own lives, Vicky Kavanagh examines the state of the mental health services in Ireland

The man who spoke to men who stared at goats

Cian Ginty speaks to Jon Ronson - the acclaimed documentary writer and novelist about writing, the film based on his book, and life…

Who you gonna call? Most Haunted…

We’ve seen the crew conduct experiments with electricity, sound and do séances. They carefully sit around a table with and upturned glass trying to find answers. Ooooooooh.

A flawless change?

In the run up to the release of their new album Niamh Mongey speaks to The Flaws’ lead singer.

Richie Sadlier: Soldiering On

A hip injury ended his career, ruining a lifelong dream of playing football, but Richard Sadlier continues to be optimistic…

The long road from Kells to LA

Paula Lyne talks to Nora Twomey, one third of the team that produced The Secret of Kells - the animated film that hopes to achieve Oscar success at this year’s Academy Awards in Los Angeles.