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In case you missed it.

Last night’s Broadsheet on the Telly.

With Vanessa Foran and Jimmy Smyth.

Vanessa, a former champion swimmer, writes:

Dr Patrick Earls (top right), a North Inner City GP and climate change activist, joined us to talk about his Campaign with Dr Mark Murphy to stop Dublin City Keegan‘s White Water Rafting plan for the Georges Dock site (top left), and have it reconfigured into an open air Dublin City Lido, or Public ‘bats’ if you prefer.

We swam through many of the now defunct open air swimming facilities that lay abandoned around the country, plunged into the resurge in outdoor swimming and went green with envy over the pools, lidos and swimming spots in the UK and in Europe.

Show your support by signing the petition and remind Dublin City Keegan that People still make Dublin City their home.

And yes, Dr Earls will be back on with us. Sorry the lads don’t do Speedos, but they don’t do wetsuits either. So there’s that.

Splutter!

Last night: Staying In Tonight

It’s for your own safety.

Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 9.30pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.

Join old friends, new pals and our pets as we discuss the news of the week.

All welcome.

No ‘shedding’.

PLUS!

Glug.

Instead of White Water Rafting in George’s Dock, Dublin 2, what about an open air, all year-round public swimming pool for ALL citizens of Dublin City?

Campaigners Dr Patrick Earls and  Dr Mark Murphy discuss this plan with Jimmy and former champion swimmer Vanessa.

Petition here

Indeed and you probably are.

Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 9.30pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.

Join old friends, new pals and our pets as we discuss the news of the week.

All welcome.

(the vaccinated will be allocated better seating).

PLUS!

Campaigner and lawyer Kevin Higgins and Tuam survivor Peter Mulryan, of the Tuam Home Survivors Network on the Mother and Baby home report saga and the search for remains, truth and justice.

Hosted by Neil Curran.

Last night.

Broadsheet on the Telly.

Featuring Neil Curran, Vanessa Foran and Jimmy Smyth.

Plus special guest, former Fianna Fáil minister Conor Lenihan.

Timeline:

00.00.30 Beards
00:01:38 Conor Lenihan
00:03:00 In the Public Interest
00:04:00 Official Welcome to the Executive Branch of the Dáil
00:15.50 Missing Words Round
00:19.45 Book Plug
00:26:00 Lenihan attempts a ‘t’wasn’t like that in my day’
00:35:00 Oireachtas Golf Club Gate v The Glen Boxing Club Gate
00:39:00 Government report card – spoiler alert – “weakest Government we’ve ever had”
00:47.:10 Lenihan agrees with Bodger, kinda.
00:55:00 Payroll Vote aka Special Advisors.
01:00:00 The longest question in BS.tv history
01:01:45 Answer to the longest question in BS.tv history
01.23:00 Good is better than being liked
01:25.00 The telly and fillums
01:29:50 Shay Healy, our very best wishes

Last night: Staying In Tonight

Indeed and you probably are.

Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 9.30pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.

Vanessa Foran writes:

Since you probably have already watched all the available Below Decks Mediterranean on the 4Player, why not tag in to Broadsheet on the Telly?

With the usual line up of back line players, Neil Curran, Jimmy Smyth and myself, PLUS this week’s special guest, former Fianna Fáil Minister, Conor Lenihan (top).

Conor will be talking us through his time as a Government Minister and the procedure around signing the Official Secrets Act (subject of  his latest article in The Village), what he thinks of the current Government, and what’s next for Fianna Fáil…

Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly

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Last night.

Broadsheet on the Telly.

Vax-giddy pharma phanatic Luke O’Neill (top) joined Vanessa Foran, Jimmy Smyth and host Neil Curran for a rona special.

Neil writes:

Professor O’Neill shared his insight on the handling of the virus and all things vaccines. From Covid in kids to conspiracy theorists, and when we will be having pints again, when will it all end?

2.05 – How is Ireland doing? – “No.4 for keeping our people alive and on vaccine rollout”
4.25 – Should we have relaxed lockdown before now?
7:00 – “NPHET are not following the science”
11.05 – When do we switch from prioritising vaccines figures over cases?
18.50 – Are asymptomatic carriers really a risk?
26.00 – Vanessa doesn’t like corporate branding of vaccines.
37.00 – AstraZeneca and blood clots
41.15 – Could Ireland produce a Covid vaccine?
46.44 – “We didn’t overwhelm the hospitals in this country”
48.35 – Are children a risk?
58.30 – Did China withhold information about the origins of the virus?
1.01.30 – Does Vitamin D, Zinc etc help?
1.04.15 – Conspiracy theorists
1.07.05 – When will we be having pints indoors again?
1.13.25 – Representation on NPHET
1.20.05 – William Shatner turns 90

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Clockwise from top left: Neil Curran, Marco Dias, Vanessa Foran and Derek O’Donoghue

Indeed and you probably are.

Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 9.30pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.

Join old friends, new pals and our pets as we discuss the news of the week.

All welcome.

PLUS!

Hello you.

Jab happy medic, Professor Luke O’Neill (above), professor of biochemistry in the school of biochemistry and immunology in Trinity College is joining us tonight to share his views on Covid, vaccines and bespoke, bubble-based, live entertainment.

Hosted by Neil Curran

Pic: RTÉ

Last night.

In case you missed it.

Broadsheet on the Telly, featuring, clockwise from top left: host Neil Curran, celebrity accountant Vanessa Foran, guitar hero Jimmy Smyth and special guest, economist Eddie Hobbs.

Neil writes:

Eddie joined us to talk the Irish economy in a Covid and post Covid world. He shares his insight on Irish media, our soaring debt and unemployment and a huge need for reform. Vanessa also sang again.

2:00 – Vanessa’s 3 minutes and 10 seconds introduction of Eddie Hobbs
8:25 – “The mainstream media has become a shadow of what it was…”
12:00 – “We’re heading into an inflationary cycle”
13:00 – National debt & zero interest rates
18:50 – Where does it all end? The World Economic Forum & “The Great Reset”
24:00 – RTE & the death of mainstream media
37:00 – The Social Progress Index
43:30 – What does Ireland post Covid look like?
52:00 – “The indigenous Irish economy is feeble and weak, and not represented”
58:25 – “We are not going to have to pay for this with increased taxes”
1:01:00 – “The one question that gets my blood boiling” – what happens when the forbearance measures end
1:14:00 – “Is there going to be permanent damage?”
1:26:00 – Eddie’s one last takedown – The Irish Deep State!

FIGHT.

Last night: Staying In?

Clockwise from top left: Neil Curran, Marco Dias, Vanessa Foran and Derek O’Donoghue

Indeed and you probably are.

Broadsheet on the Telly returns at 9.30pm streaming LIVE above and on our YouTube channel.

Join old friends, new pals and our pets as we discuss the news of the week.

All welcome.

PLUS!

Economist Eddie Hobbs (above), Cork’s best known number cruncher after Vanessa Foran, will join the panel to discuss the post-pandemic economy and what the divil happened at Davy.

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