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British journalist Paul Mason talks to Hugh about his new book Reds: A Global History of Communism.
The book traces communism’s story from early human egalitarian impulses to modern China’s controlled capitalist system.
Mason talks to Hugh about what drew him to Trotskyism as a young man, his current politics as a left-wing social democrat and his con...
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Pat Leahy and Cormac McQuinn join Hugh Linehan to look back on the week in politics:
Labour’s...
In his new novel A Nation Once Again, Paul Howard, best known for the Ross O'Carroll Kelly series, turns his satirical eye from wealthy South Dublin to an imaginary government department devoted to preparing for the reunification of Ireland. He talks to Hugh about how the concept allowed him to explore both the absurdity of the border's existence and the ridiculousness of try...
Hugh, Pat, Ellen and Jack took to the stage at Electric Picnic on Saturday to discuss politics and take some uestions from the audience. They discussed UK prime minister Andy Burnham's controversial comments on the possibility of a border poll before moving on to take stock of the political positions and futures of the Big Three party leaders: Taoiseach Micheal Martin, Minist...
Ellen Coyne and Jack Power join Pat Leahy to look back on the week in politics:
· All 27 EU foreign ministers will gather in Druids Glen in Wicklow next week for a “Gymnich” meeting. What is that you ask, it is characterised as a more informal chat with no expectation of any hard decisions being made. The lull of August will now give way to a hectic calendar culmi...