Podcast Time.

The Tories serve a vengeful dish cold....and Ireland doesn't know whether to eat it or spit it out!
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A delightful episode from David McWilliams on the long standing Italian Irish immigration, and fish and chips.
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It was my pleasure CALU Canada - see you soon again.

Amazing performances🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

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Footage confiscated!!😀

Alex, you are in government now...do it!!!😉

How rich people ended up living in houses built for poor people.

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Brilliance!

Fascinating article by Mark O’Connell
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Definitely a Flat Roof!

Economic history of the 'wan and wan'.

The story of Irish Italian chippers...... who were feeding so many working people in WW2 that De Valera set aside a special petrol reserve for Italian chippers to reduce the risk of social unrest!

Hope you like it.
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Its fantastic...I smelt the Intershop odour which I remember!! See you in Dalkey Dalkey Book Festival

Delighted you liked it Jean

Great bants Pace!!

Hope I did all us Irish-EyTalians justice 🫣 #scarlett - Was a pleasure to chat to David McWilliams about my family's heritage & history - demonstrating you can be both a proud Irishwoman & still value your Italian roots 💪 This is for those on whose shoulders I stand proud #family 🥰

Just finished 'Beyond the Wall' by Katja Hoyer - its absolutely brilliant. Grab a copy -wonderful.

Reminded me of the bizarre Dalkey United Football Club tour in 1982 to Germany tour that ended up in East Berlin!

Chatting to Katya Dalkey Book Festival tickets 👇
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You were wonderful Pace, brilliant contribution😉

Podcast Time.

'The Roar of the Chipper'

A little gem this one: the economic, social and political impact about Ireland's Italian community...plus a bit of top notch football too!

Hope you enjoy it.

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New Podcast.

The Politics of Housing.

In the past rising house prices used to cement the political power of the centre by enlisting an army of 1st time buyers to the cause of social stability. Not any more. Hope you enjoy it.
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