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Newstalk (formerly NewsTalk 106) is an independent radio station in Ireland. It is operated by News 106 Limited, a subsidiary of Denis O'Brien's Communicorp, and broadcasts under a sound broadcasting contract with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | Ireland |
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Search ArticlesTaoiseach joins locals commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Dromcollogher cinema disaster
The Dromcollogher cinema disaster took place on this day 100 years ago, but it turns out, it didn't actually occur in a cinema. Taoiseach Micheal Martin joined locals in west Limerick to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Dromcollogher cinema disaster. Around 150 people had gathered to watch a film when a fire swept through the loft and 48 men, women and children lost their lives.
How Croke Park went from concert venue to boxing ring
After Bon Jovi rocked Croke Park last weekend, the team had to move fast to turn the stadium into a boxing ring for Katie Taylor's final bout. Croke Park is still primarily used for GAA matches, but over the years, we've seen a number of other events being held in the iconic stadium. Now it is embarking on another new venture by hosting a boxing match to mark Bray-native Katie Taylor's final fight.
What is El Niño and why should we be worried about it in 2026?
We've been hearing a lot about the threat of El Niño on the world this year, but what is it and what can we expect? After the Panama Canal announced that they are restricting shipping traffic along the waterway because of a drought attributed to El Niño, many people are asking what it is. Peter Thorne, Director of the Icarus Climate Research Centre at Maynooth University, spoke on The Pat Kenny Show to explain what this phenomenon is and that this is the biggest one we've seen, potentially ever.
How more bridges instead of level crossings could improve rail safety
After two incidents at level crossings recently, questions are being posed as to how junctions between Irish rail and road users can be made safer. While there are many safety features already in place at level crossings across Ireland, there is still a risk factor when using them. From automated crossings to ones operated by the driver or farmer themselves, you always need to be cautious when approaching a rail junction.
Everything you need to know ahead of Katie Taylor's final fight in Croke Park
From opening time to what else is going to be going on aside from boxing, here's everything you need to know about Katie Taylor's final fight in Croke Park. Boxing fans from all over the world are getting ready to descend upon Croke Park to see the pioneer of women's boxing, Katie Taylor, enter the ring for one last time. The Bray native is hanging up her gloves after the title card fight, after kicking off her career in 2016.
Moscow warns of serious consequences if Ireland boards suspected shadow fleet
The Russian ambassador has warned Ireland it will face serious consequences if the Naval Service boards a Russian vessel suspected of violating international sanctions. In recent years, the number of Russian vessels transiting through international waters close to the Irish coast has increased. Some are suspected of being spy vessels, while others are thought to be part of Moscow’s shadow fleet, operating in defiance of European sanctions on Russian goods.
'Maybe one day they’ll let us box in the Olympics' - Letter from young Katie Taylor reveals dreams
The letter a young Katie Taylor wrote to a pioneering female boxer has been published ahead of her fight in Croke Park on Saturday. Deirdre Gogarty is the first Irish woman to win a boxing world title, having left Ireland to pursue her dreams in America. In 1997, she received a letter from Taylor who was then 11-years-old but already dreaming of sporting glory.
Labour wants families to get €300 in vouchers for food this winter
The Labour Party has called on the Government to give families three €100 vouchers for each child that can be spent on groceries over the winter. The benefit would be in addition to child benefit, which is typically paid at a monthly rate of €140 per child. Dublin Central TD Marie Sherlock described the current economic environment as “deeply worrying”, noting that many families are struggling with the cost of living.
Dubliners unable to sleep due to data centre's 'vacuum cleaner' hum
Residents of Clondalkin are having trouble sleeping because of the “vacuum cleaner” like sound of a nearby data centre. South Dublin County Council Mayor Francis Timmons, who also represents Clondalkin where the Echelon Data Centre is located, was contacted by a number of residents over the summer, all complaining of severe disruptions from the data centre. On Newstalk Breakfast, the independent councillor said for most of his constituents, the problems begin at night.
12-year-old dies after crash between car and train in Mayo
A 12-year-old boy has died in a road crash in County Mayo. Yesterday evening, Gardaí were called out to a level crossing in Kiltybo, near Ballyhaunis, after receiving reports of a collision between a car and a train. Upon arrival, they found the child inside the car and he was pronounced dead at the scene. His body has been taken to Mayo University Hospital for a post-mortem.