Pat Leahy and Jennifer Bray join Hugh Linehan to look back on the week in politics:
Pat is in Brussels where the EU has agreed on a €50 billion package for Ukraine. He reports on how Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán was finally cajoled into supporting the move.
Ahead of the March referendums on care and the family, Jennifer has been looking at who’s who in the Yes and No campaigns.
And the panel discuss a significant shift in Government’s tone on immigration which became apparent this week.
Ireland’s far-right activists don’t want what they say they want
Black Lives Matter was huge, impactful and momentous. Why did it collapse?
Graham Norton: ‘Angry people want you to lose rights. I hope young gay people are up for the fight’
Moving to Australia: ‘I would have had a very fixed life in Ireland. I feel very light here’
Plus they pick their favourite Irish Times articles of the week, on diverse topics: St Patrick’s Day trips, The National Mood and kebabs.
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