@thejournal_ie's weekly podcast. We take deep dives into big news stories that you need to know about.
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PODCAST: Should we alarmed about the fact polio has been found in sewage samples in three cities globally? An expert explains jrnl.ie/5850345t
What's this about threats of winter power blackouts? We discuss with Energy economist @mu_lynch on this week's episode jrnl.ie/5844446t
Not sure what NATO involves and why it's such a major part of the discussion around the invasion of Ukraine? Our latest episode will help soundcloud.com/the-explainer…
PODCAST: Why did Russia invade Ukraine? If you're confused about any of it, our latest podcast episode explains - with help from post-Soviet expert @DonnachaDCU. Listen in: jrnl.ie/5692651t
Why has there been so much chat about the Ireland football manager Stephen Kenny lately? We take a look in this week's podcast jrnl.ie/5574441t
Why have people been talking about 'missing white woman syndrome' a lot in the past few weeks? @britsham and @sweetoblivion26 discuss on this week's episode, presented by @SineadOCarroll soundcloud.com/the-explainer…
On our newest episode: How has Australia dealt with its latest Covid outbreak? jrnl.ie/5535533t soundcloud.com/the-explainer…
Confused about what is going on politically with Belarus? To explain the background to the latest stories, @mjluxmoore joins us on the latest episode jrnl.ie/5515544t
The Brexit sausage war is focused on one particular grace period - but more will need to be ironed out, as @GNiAodha explains jrnl.ie/5469577
In our latest episode, @ronanlyons explained the impact the pandemic is having on the housing market jrnl.ie/5402592
His simple advice for anyone considering buying a home remains largely constant no matter how the market is behaving.
A key element of any discussion on a united Ireland is the border poll - but how exactly would one work in practice? @ronanduffy_ explains on our latest episode jrnl.ie/5396146
Will the EU and UK be able to mend their new post-Brexit relationship after the recent vaccine spat? @GNiAodha explains on this week's episode jrnl.ie/5390525
Why are banks in the news a lot lately? Are all the stories connected?
If you've been wondering ths, our latest episode is for you jrnl.ie/5377245t
The government wants to overhaul Direct Provision - but what has it planned? That's what we look at in the latest episode: linktr.ee/the_explainer
We were joined for this week's episode by @President_MU, a familiar sight from NPHET briefings, and author of our coronavirus newsletter @NickyRyan_ to put the reasoning behind the latest Covid-19 restrictions under the microscope.
⬇️ Here's some of what we learned ⬇️
The acting chief medical officer's letter to the health minister on moving to phase four gives some key insights into what the main problems are - here's an overview jrnl.ie/5168408
Phase four of Ireland's reopening roadmap has been delayed again - and that's dire news for Ireland's pubs.
In this week's episode, @christinafinn8 and @SeanMJourno join us to look at the reasons behind the decision and what the impact could be on pubs.
Within those bubbles are a number of ‘pods’.
These are smaller groups of students who should avoid close contact with people outside of their own pod.
However, some contact between pods within the same bubble might be unavoidable.
