Today on the Right Hook: Recent Episodes
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Today on the Right Hook, Bobby Kerr asks if Ireland really is a tax haven, looks into Ireland's gambling addiction and asks whether Trump will really build this wall.
Today on the Right Hook, Dr Kevin Dutton tells you whether you're a psychopath, and John Halligan reacts to the Pat Hickey saga and the school transport controversy.
Today on the Right Hook, Karl Deeter analyses the unsurprising rent figures from Daft.ie, Sunny Hundal says we need to insult beliefs and where was Zika at the Olympics?
Today on the Right Hook, Larry Donnelly doesn't know why we're outraged over Rio and Barbara McCarthy reckons neo-feminists are giving feminists a bad name.
Today on the Right Hook, Annalise Murphy wins silver, Michael Conlan loses it, David Begg on Pensions, and would banning cigarette vending machines stop people smoking?
Today on the Right Hook, Michael Carruth spits fire over Katie Taylor's elimination, while Joe Costello and Liam Griffin locks horns on hotel prices.
Today on the Right Hook, the Olympic tout controversy rumbles on, smokers lying to insurance companies and can Trump say what he wants without repercussions?
Today on the Right Hook, Brendan Buckley and Sunday Times' David Walsh have their say on doping, Jerry Buttimer on the priests in Maynooth and Niall Gibbons on tourism.
Today on the Right Hook, Jonathan Healy wonders if a sugar tax would really tackle the obesity crisis. And are children active enough during summer holidays?
Today on the Right Hook, raising your children vegan, the struggles of student accommodation, gender swapping in movies and are multivitamins a good idea in pregnancy?
Today on the Right Hook, Simon Delaney talked National Breastfeeding Week, asked Francis Brennan about staycations, and Jerry Kiernan on Olympic fever, or lack thereof.
Today on the Right Hook, George wonders if women should be allowed go topless, if Ireland is sleepwalking into a terror attack, and whether there's an inactivity pandemic
Today on the Right Hook, George wonders if anything's changed a year after the images of refugee camps in Calais, Dan Healy on MMA safety, and the comeback of the milkmen
Today on the Right Hook, Olympic historian David Wallechinsky is not impressed with the IOC stance on Russia, and the public can now officially complain about teachers.
Today on the Right Hook, Dan O'Brien tells him rural Ireland is not dying, and George speaks to the founder of the Tea Party of America from Cleveland.
Today on the Right Hook, George speaks to a priest wanting better treatment for those wrongly accused of abuse, and Europol's Rob Wainwright on lone wolf attacks.
Today on the Right Hook, George isn't convinced we can pay for this new Action Plan for Housing, and Fergus Finlay thinks global politics is failing.
Today on the Right Hook, George is more worried than ever about how susceptible we are to terror, Brian Hayes MEP has his say on Turkey, and the RNC begins in Cleveland.
Gwythian Prins joins George to discuss how the West should respond to Islamic State, after the group claimed responsibility for the attack in Nice that killed 84 people
The best moments from today's edition of The Right Hook, including reaction to Nice, a discussion on Dublin's busking bylaws & James Dempsey on useless US Vice Presidents
On today's show political body language decoded, Sinn Féin's Eoin O'Broin discusses the government's Housing Action Plan, and what the latest Census figures mean.
Today on the Right Hook, George insists that Ireland isn't as racist as some think, wonders if Theresa May is the Iron Lady Mk 2 and talks Brexit with Eoghan Murphy.
Today on the Right Hook, Fintan O'Toole laments politicans offering false hope, Conor Pope & Carol Hunt on the expense of summers with kids, and are US Police racist?
Today on the Right Hook, it's World Population Day, Tom Boland of the HEA on loans systems, and Frank Flannery thinks Enda Kenny should have gone in February.
Today on the Right Hook, George gets analysis of the Dallas shootings from Victoria Jones, Bob Buzzanco and Michael Graham, and talks sleep with Alison Spittle.
George Hook spoke to Colm O'Gorman, Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland today about the Jordanian man who has been deported due to his links with IS.
Today on the Right Hook, John Simpson has his say on Blair, a lady who took her baby to term for the baby to live 17 minutes, and time to learn all about Bounty bars.
Today on the Right Hook, George wishes George W a happy birthday, huge reaction to the Chilcot Report, are Enda's days numbered and is Templebar a great big toilet?
Today on the Right Hook, George has his say on Joe O'Toole, defends public breastfeeding, and Fionnan Sheehan has his say on Shane 'Boris' Ross.
Today on the Right Hook, George mourns the death of common sense, wonders if charity scandals are inevitable for years to come and looks to this week's abortion vote.
Today on the Right Hook, Conor Pope on the steep car insurance hikes, Shane Coleman on the Lansdowne Agreement protests and Gwyn Prins on UK political madness.
Today on the Right Hook, former First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond appreciates Ireland's support, Mike Gibney on fat kids, and will we stop giving to charities?
Today on the Right Hook, terror attacks are getting all too frequent, Dan O'Brien on Brexit and the potential end of Europe and are Trump's polls to be believed?
Today on the Right Hook, George reflects with Marian Harkin on the crazy scenes in Brussels, and Roger Highfield on how science will be hurt by Brexit.
Today on the Right Hook, George gets the truth about Brexit from Brian Hayes, Mick Barry and Donal O'Donovan; and the truth about Wimbledon from and ex-umpire.
Today on the Right Hook, as part of the Brexit Referendum special, George spoke to some Irish living in the UK about their feelings on a possible Brexit.
Today on the Right Hook, George talks to some guests none too convinced by Rory McIlroy's reasons for snubbing the Olympics, plus is modern politics going too far?
Today on the Right Hook, David Begg on the pension timebomb, Shane Coleman on Cabinet spending and 'The Lovely' Ingrid Hook on knotweed.
Today on the Right Hook, some think the abuse of politicians is going too far, potential caps on bin charges, and family members document their loved one's suicide.
Today on the Right Hook, Eoin O'Broin on the Housing Crisis, pensioners' sex lives and what should our reaction be after the Jo Cox tragedy?
Today on the Right Hook, gardai aren't as popular as you think, Norway is doing just fine outside the EU, and Brid Smith on bin charges.
Today on the Right Hook, Trump isn't coming and George is fuming, coffee could give him cancer, and the history of redheads.
Today on the Right Hook, the Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald talks parental leave, George vents on cyclists nearly killing him and new of the New Right in Germany.
George speaks to presenter of 'Cutting Edge' Brendan O'Connor about twitter, fat-shaming, religion and Donald Trump.
Today on the Right Hook, Michael Graham and Leslie Marshall debate what should happen after the Orlando tragedy and Tom McGurk says Ireland should follow UK out of EU.
Today on the Right Hook, George learns some cures for insomnia, Shane Coleman is far too excited about the Euros, and Barry Kenny takes George to task on Brexit.
Today on the Right Hook, George talks to the UN, who have slammed Ireland's abortion laws, he wonders why we procrastinate, and looks at Ireland and the death sentence.
Today on the Right Hook, George can't believe cancer patients are dying because of EU red tape, talks depression in the GAA, and abortion counseling for men.
In a heated discussion today with Green Party Leader Eamon Ryan, George stated he would ‘welcome Donald Trump to Ireland’.
Today on the Right Hook, Trump's June causes big discussions, Noel Dempsey on the College Green Plaza, and disability campaigners are boycotting 'Me About You'.
Today on the Right Hook, feminists could be returning to becoming domestic goddesses, Tom Curran on free speech, and Trump will win by a landslide.
Today on the Right Hook, George asks Ruth Coppinger about this European Commission edict on water, and should we be scared of retirement if we don't own a house?
Today on the Right Hook, Denis Naughten says sex offenders have no right to be left alone once free, Admiral Lord West on the Migrant Crisis, plus Brendan Purcell from Oz
Today on the Right Hook, George wonders if we need to talk about men's rights, should you be asked about your school in job interviews and Brian Hayes on the alcohol bill
Today on the Right Hook, George and Shane discuss their picks for the Seanad, George discusses the rise of the Far Right in Europe, and the history of the toilet.
Today on the Right Hook, George was joined by Liam Collins, Declan Power, Shane Coleman and Mary Lou MacDonald to talk crime, and Conor Faughnan on 30kph speed limits.
Today on the Right Hook, George talks to someone the end of Anglophobia, speaks to Conor Skehan on the housing crisis, and wonders if Bill Cosby is guilty or not.
Today on the Right Hook, George gives his thoughts on Alan Kelly, the idea of a female Bond, is joined by Chris Luke on 50,000 patients leaving A&E without treatment.
Today on the Right Hook, as well as George's birthday, the Ha'Penny Bridge is also celebrating today; it's 200 years old. Also, Daniel Finkelstein on Brexit.
Today on the Right Hook, George talks Brexit with Michael McDowell; he can't believe dogs could be allowed in some workplaces, and learns how Trump could be President.
Today on the Right Hook, George and Richard Boyd Barrett disagree over a number of things including inheritance tax, and should mental health professionals be in schools?
Today on the Right Hook, George can't believe there might be such a thing as a feminist film rating, and he wonders about Finian McGrath's fitness for ministerial office.
Today on the Right Hook, George wonders if the Government has proven to be weak, Marty Whelan reflects on Eurovision failure, and Alison Spittle's week with islanders.
Today on the Right Hook, Willie Penrose calls for class action over water charges, Jane Fadely could be deported, and George wonders about these promised four referendums
Today on the Right Hook, George is outraged that some in Government won't pay his water charges, dissects the new Programme for Government and asks if kids have backbone.
Today on the Right Hook, George cries 'rubbish' at the latest research on taxi drivers, and he speaks to a single man who hates admitting he's Catholic.
Today on the Right Hook, George is back and can't believe Sabina Higgins' comments. He gives his verdict on the new Cabinet and is worried about dangerous dogs.
Shane Coleman talks to Katerina Johnson about Friendship and Pain thresholds, Eamon Delaney on liberal bullying and Scott Santens on Universal Basic income
Shane talks to Rob Lyon's about whether we are over reacting to sugar intake reports. Frank McDonald discusses the Children's Hospital and Tony Curtis on world poetry day
Shane Coleman talks to Dan Sweeney about overdosing our kids with sugar, Eoghan Harris on Government formation and Roy Greenslade on the Merseyside boycott of The Sun
Highlights from today's show include reaction to the Hillsborough inquiry, 30 years on from Chernobyl, revelations from Garda Whistleblower report and US elections.
Today on the Right Hook, how much energy we lose up a chimney, Ivan Yates on chronic back pain, 100 years on from our first radio broadcast and Game of Thrones is back.
Today on the Right Hook, more worrying news on the issue of brain trauma, it's the Queen's birthday, and the first reaction to the death of the music icon, Prince.
Today on the Right Hook, George thinks people are now appalled at a lack of Government, incredulous at Norway and Anders Breivik and discusses modular housing.
Today on the Right Hook, Independent TD Katherine Zappone would rather help from within Government than just oppose everything, and GPs are overwhelmed with runny noses.
Today on the Right Hook, George was live from Boston College, incredulous at rumours that Labour could come back into Government, while grilling Eoin O'Broin on housing.
Today on the Right Hook, Brian Hayes MEP is worried about a Brexit, Tara Duggan and Alison Spittle give their take on the last week, and what of the takeaway generation?
Today on the Right Hook, George asks when the farce in the Dáil will end, Australia's travel warning for Ireland has George worried and business in the Middle East.
Today on the Right Hook, George seeks help from Ronan Lyons in solving the housing supply crisis. Is heading the ball causing dementia? Do mothers have a favourite child?
Today on the Right Hook, paramedic Glen Ellis speaks out on the safety measures taken at MMA events in Ireland, and Dr Harry Barry on his new book 'Flagging Anxiety'
Today on the Right Hook, Dublin City Council on their College Green plans, the Gardai's lack of preparation for terrorism, and Michael McDowell on the Government talks.
Today on the Right Hook, are Ireland's laws for purchasing sex adequate? Are electric cars the future? And should the TV licence fee be done away with?
Today on the Right Hook, all the reaction from the Dail on the day of another vote for Taoiseach. We also discuss age gaps in relationships, and children's party costs
Today on the Right Hook; a woman with proof that the male midlife crisis is real, we still have no Government and the Recession Generation need help.
Today on the Right Hook, Dan O'Brien says rural Ireland is recovering. Michael Fitzmaurice isn't sure. How to tackle the housing crisis, and how to make a public apology.
Today on the Right Hook, George asks Chris Luke if everyone knew what's in recreational drugs, drug taking will reduce, and Alison Spittle tells George about her week.
Today on the Right Hook, George reckons the horse has bolted on the homeless crisis, there's news on Breda, and George learns the ins and outs of the census.
Today on the Right Hook, Paddy insists his sister will die if she doesn't get a hospital bed, and the US Ambassador to Ireland, Kevin O'Malley, in studio.
Today on the Right Hook, George finds out whether EU law dictates there must be water charges, Ciara Kelly discusses selling breast milk and the reality of food stamps.
Today on the Right Hook, George spoke to one of the new recruits who left the Gardai over pay, and he finds out how the rebels could have won in 1916.
Today on the Right Hook, a Muslim academic reckons integration is key in the aftermath of Brussels, and how to make the perfect cup of tea.
Today on the Right Hook, George reacts to Brussels, former Taoiseach John Bruton blames radicalisation, and Frank McDonald says AirBnB are adding to the housing crisis.
Today on the Right Hook, George asks Peter Spiegel of the Financial Times if Turkey is being bribed, and Catherine Martin of the Green Party wants women's voices heard.
Today on the Right Hook, a hug for everyone ahead of the International day of Happiness, and George wonders if night shifts could lower your life expectancy.
Today on the Right Hook, Vincent Browne tells George that Ireland needs unstable government, it's Brain Awareness Week, and is the title 'Lord Mayor' a little dated.
Today on the Right Hook, Tom Parlon gives his verdict on how to solve the housing crisis, Vincent Durac remembers how the Syrian war began, and it's Proclamation Day.
Today on the Right Hook, George asks Michael McDowell why he wants to re-enter politics, Germans are rejecting Merkel's migrant policy, and the reality of vulture funds.
Today on the Right Hook, George says he's not racist just because he's worried about the migrant crisis, Dunblane is remembered, and cracking down on white collar crime.
Today on the Right Hook, George just wants the Grand Coalition to join and govern the country, Noel Dempsey gives his views, and how safe are you in your house?