Name: The Conversation (Episode 3) with Grainne Teggart of Amnesty International by The Conversation TV Show
Duration: 26 min 36 s
Description: We speak to Grainne Teggart of Amnesty International on the 'Troubles legacy bill' that has recently been legislated by the British government. What's next for victims affected by political violence, and what type of recourse can we now see?

We speak to Grainne Teggart of Amnesty International on the 'Troubles legacy bill' that has recently been legislated by the British government. What's next for victims affected by political violence, and what type of recourse can we now see?

The Conversation (Episode 3) with Grainne Teggart of Amnesty International

The lads discuss Simon the Strongman, NIMBYs v YIMBYs and the sound of the police 🚔

The Ditch Podcast (Episode 3)

This week the senior hurlers discuss:
The EU from the left, mainstream journalists working for politicians and Simon Coveney’s service to developers.

The Ditch Podcast (Episode 4)

The Senior Hurlers discuss:
An Garda Síochána – a history of violence
Whether Simon Harris's coronation/election as Taoiseach is good for Irish democracy – and how following rules doesn't make you a democrat
The Free Staters who go on (and on) about the supposed cost of Irish reunification.

The Ditch Podcast (Episode 5)

This week we look at the legacy of one of Ireland’s most gruesome gangs of serial killers – The Shankill Butchers.
Cliodhna Morrissey's grandfather, Joseph was murdered by a gang of UVF killers in February 1977. Her father, Paul at only 17-years-old identified the remains of his father. He was never the same again. Cliodhna speaks about the knock-on effect that effected the grandchildren who still live with the death of both their father and grandfather today.

The Conversation (Series 2 Episode 8) The Shankill Butchers

The Senior Hurlers discuss:
Whether you need to cross the border to be 'familiar with the north,
Sinn Féin: please, please don't kill the private rental sector,
New additions to the Irish super wealthy,
& the nicest things we can say about Fianna Fáil.

The Ditch Podcast (Episode 6)

Peter Murray’s brother, John was killed as he attempted to apprehend Michael Stone during the Milltown Cemetery attack on the 16th of March, 1988. His bravery and concern for others is unquestionable. But lost in the tragedy of that day were the stories of the three that were killed. The Gibraltar incident, Michael Stone himself and the deaths of two British corporals days later confined the names of Thomas McErlean, John Murray and Caoimhín Mac Bradaigh to a mere footnote. Not to their families and their community though. This week we will hear John Murray’s story.

The Conversation (Series 2 Episode 9) The Milltown Massacre

The Senior Hurlers discuss:
Why it took so long for the Stardust families to get some level of justice
Who had more of a democratic mandate in UCD: Nancy Pelosi or the SU president?
Should we care about being ‘embarrassed’ in Europe?

The Ditch Podcast (Episode 7)

On this special edition of The Conversation, we look at the life of poet, seanchaí and Irish revolutionary, Bobby Sands. This Sunday will be the 43rd anniversary of Bobby’s death after 66 days on hunger strike in Long Kesh prison. His close friend, Colm Scullion will speak about his time spent with his comrade and cellmate and what he thinks Bobby's legacy now is.

The Conversation (Series 2 Episode 10) Colm Scullion: The Legacy of Bobby Sands

The Senior Hurlers discuss:
Mount Street and Newtownmountkennedy: how did we get here?
Temple Street Children’s Hospital and how the state treats its children
What Fine Gael means when they talk about law and order (and who actually wants to read a Frances Fitzgerald opinion piece).

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Irish MEP, Clare Daly speaks bout EU bureaucracy, the Ukraine war and the last days of Israel.

The Conversation (Series 2 Episode 11) Clare Daly: The Fight For Palestine

The Conversation takes an alternative look at political events and current affairs around Ireland.

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