Highlights from The Sunday Show: Recent Episodes

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Jonathan is joined by Grainne Long, Dave O’Connell and Niamh Lyons to go through the main stories from the Sunday Papers

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Sarah Carey is joined by Larry Donnelly, Brendan Keenan and Gina Menzies to discuss the big stories from the Sunday Papers

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Jonathan discusses the main stories in the Sunday Papers with Mark Hennessy, Lise Hand and John Lee

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Jonathan goes through the main stories in the Sunday Newspapers with Susan O’Keefe, Gerard Howlin and Bernice Harrison

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Jonathan Healy discusses the main stories in the Sunday Papers with Alison O’Connor, Dan O’Brien and Harry Browne

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Eamon Delaney, Nora Owen and Fergus Finlay join Jonathan in studio to go through the main stories in the Sunday Newspapers

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Brendan Keenan, Roisin Shortall and Declan Power are in studio to run through the main stories in the Sunday Newspapers.

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Jonathan discusses the big stories in the Sunday Papers with Eoin O’Broin, John McGuinness and Niamh Lyons

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Jonathan discusses the main stories in the Sunday Newspapers with John Crown, Margaret Ward and Aodhan O’Riordain

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Jonathan is joined by Lise Hand, Thomas Molloy and Larry Donnelly to discuss the big stories in The Sunday Newspapers

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Jonathan reviews the big stories in the Sunday papers with Daniel McConnell, Gerard Howlin and Terry Prone

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Kieran Cuddihy discusses the main stories in the Sunday Papers with Terry Prone, Lise Hand and Mark Hennessy

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Jonathan discusses the main stories in the Sunday Papers with Sinead Ryan, Alan Dukes and Declan Power

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Jonathan is joined by Bernice Harrison, Larry Donnelly and Gerry O'Regan to discuss the big stories in the Sunday Papers

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Jonathan reviews the big stories from the Sunday Newspapers with Brendan Keenan,Terry Prone and David Leach

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Jonathan reviews the big stories in the Sunday Newspapers with Gerard Howlin, Lise Hand and Cormac Lucey

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Jonathan discusses the big stories in the Sunday papers with Ralph Riegel, Gina London and Conor Mahony

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Mick Clifford discusses the big stories in the Sunday Papers with Nora Owen, Pat Rabbitte and Jon Isle

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Jonathan reviews the Sunday Papers with Mary Hanafin, Fiach Kelly and Roisin Shorthall

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Jonathan reviews the big stories in the Sunday Papers with Ivana Bacik, Daniel McConnell and Regina Doherty

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Jonathan is joined by Bernice Harrison of The Irish Times, Columnist with The Irish Independent Ian O'Doherty and Sinn Fein T.D. Eoin O’Broin to review the Sunday Papers

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Jonathan goes through the big stories in the Sunday Papers with Martin Hayden, Stephen Donnelly and Alison O'Connor

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Jonathan Healy is joined by Susan O'Keefe, John McGuinness and Thomas Molloy.

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Jonathan discusses the main stories from the Sunday Newspapers with Gerard Howlin, Susan Mitchell and Larry Donnelly

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Jonathan discusses the big stories from the Sunday papers with Sheila Reilly, Terry Prone and Dr Ciara Kelly

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Jonathan Healy discusses the main stories in the Sunday Newspapers with Mary Lou Mc Donald, Alan Dukes and Sinead Ryan

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Eoghan O'Neachtain reviews the Sunday Papers with Stephen O Brien of the Sunday Times, Fine Gael TD Kate O’Connell and Labour Party Senator Aodhan O’Riordain

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Eoghan O’Neachain reviews the Sunday Papers with Eamon Ryan, Brendan Keenan and Tara Buckley

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Eoghan O’Neachtain discusses what's in the Sunday Paper's with FF TD for Kildare South Fiona O’Loughlin, Former Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore and Fionnan Sheahan

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Mick Clifford discusses the main stories from the Sunday Papers with Lecturer in law in UCG Larry Donnelly, MEP for Dublin Brian Hayes and Politician Susan O'Keefe

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Eoghan O’Neachtain reviews the morning newspapers with Dave O’Connell, Lise Hand, and Daniel McConnell.

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Sarah Carey is joined by Martina Byrne from UCD's School of Social Policy to talk about how prevalent racist attitudes are among the middle-class.

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Sarah Carey is joined by John Mulligan to talk about the next phase of Greenways around Ireland.

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Sarah Carey is joined by Gerry O'Regan, Gina Menzies and Francis Fitzgibbon.

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Orla Lynch is a Lecturer in Criminology at University College Cork.

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Sarah Carey is joined by Eoin O'Malley, Angela Long and Eamon Delaney

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Mick Clifford is joined by Terry Prone, Pat Rabbitte and Eoin O'Broin to discuss the big stories from the Sunday papers

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Richard Chambers is joined by Fiach Kelly, of The Irish Times, Sheila Reilly, Editor of The Longford Leader, and Defence Analyst, Declan Power

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Richard Chambers is joined by Verna Myers and Dr Charles Gallagher to discuss the issue of Race in the United States of America in the context of recent shootings

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Mary O'Rourke, Stephen Collins & Alan Dukes join Shane Coleman to discuss the stories making headlines this Sunday morning.

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Noel Dempsey, Pat Rabbitte & Terry Prone join Shane Coleman to look through the stories making the headlines this Sunday morning.

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Mick Clifford is sitting in for Shane as Fergus Finlay, Nora Owen and Gerard Howlin look throught he stories making headlines in the Sunday papers

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Ian O'Doherty and David Leach join Shane Coleman on The Sunday Show to look through the stories making headlines on the centenary of the Easter Rising.

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Shane Coleman reviews the Sunday papers with Irish Times News Editor Mark Hennessy, Longford Leader Editor Sheila Reilly and Irish Independent Columnist Brendan Keenan

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Bertie Ahern, Eamon Ryan and Nora Owen join Shane Coleman on The Sunday Show panel.

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Mary Lou McDonald, Noel Dempsey and Brian Hayes joined Shane for the first Paper Review of the election campaign

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Shane was joined by Roisin Shortall, Frank Flannery and David Leach for a look at the Sunday papers

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Pat Rabbitte, Eoin Ó Broin and Sheila Reilly joined Shane in studio for a look at today's papers

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John Fardy and Shane Coleman pay tribute to the great David Bowie with a look back at his 1977 album 'Low'.

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Dan O'Brien, Mary Hanafin and Minister Paschal Donohoe joined Shane Coleman in studio

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Shane and John discuss what many people consider to be the best album of all time...

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Shane was joined by Lucinda Creighton TD, Minister Leo Varadkar and Terry Prone

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Pat Leahy was joined by Nora Owen, Gerard Howlin and Alison O'Connor

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Shane and John discuss the Belfast musician's 1968 album

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Shane Coleman was joined by Sinead Ryan, David Leach and Mick Clifford for a look at today's papers

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Shane Coleman and John Fardy look back at the 2000 film that saw Tom Hanks acting alongside a volleyball. Image: Kirsty Wigglesworth / PA Archive/PA Images

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Shane Coleman was joined by Ian O'Doherty, Dr Ciara Kelly and Bernice Harrison for a look at today's papers

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Pat Leahy and John Fardy discuss what John enthusiastically calls "possibly the greatest thing ever produced". Image: STUART RAMSON / AP/Press Association Images

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Pat Leahy, Fergus Finlay, Terry Prone and Peadar Tóibín discuss the Sunday papers

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The 1973 album from Paul McCartney and Wings is John Fardy's choice for the Cultural Toolbox this week. Image: PA / PA Archive/PA Images

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Shane was joined by Roisín Shortall, Larry Donnelly and Jim O’Callaghan for a look at the papers

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John and Shane discuss 1970's John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band album. Image: AP/Press Association Images

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Dearbhail McDonald, Minister Alex White and Cormac Lucey cast their eye over the Sunday papers with Shane Coleman on The Sunday Show.

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Martin Chulov of The Guardian spoke to The Sunday Show about the militant group and self-proclaimed caliphate. Image: Uncredited / AP/Press Association Images

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Robert Fox, defence correspondent with the London Evening Standard & Declan Power, security and defence analyst, joined Shane Coleman on The Sunday Show to discuss Paris

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Shane and John discuss the classic, 'relentlessly entertaining' 1958 thriller

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Fergus Finlay, Terry Prone and Ian O'Doherty appeared on The Sunday Show to look through the stories making headlines this morning.

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Gaye's 1971 album is John Fardy's choice this week for the Cultural Toolbox. Image: AP Photo/Nancy Kaye

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Eamon Ryan, Sinead Ryan and Gerard Howlin join Shane Coleman to look through the Sunday papers.

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John Fardy chats with Harry McGee of The Irish Times about Alexander Payne's acclaimed 2004 film. Image: AP Photo/Chris Pizzello

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Harry McGee of The Irish Times was joined by Larry Donnelly, Nora Owen and Michael Clifford to review the Sunday papers.

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Joining Shane on today's panel were Sheila Reilly, Brian Hayes and Eoin Ó Broin

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This week's Cultural Toolbox discusses the great comedic duo

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Shane Coleman and Hot Press journalist Colm O'Hare discuss Bowie's fourth studio album. Image: PA / PA Archive/PA Images

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Shane was joined by Terry Prone, Pat Rabitte and Cormac Lucey for a look at today's papers

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Shane Coleman and John Fardy look back at the 1995 thriller and wonder if it's more than its famous twist... Image: ERIC DRAPER / AP/Press Association Images

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Shane was joined by Dr Ciara Kelly, Gerard Howlin and Brendan Keenan for a look at the Sunday papers

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John and Shane discuss the self-titled debut album from American singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman

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Niamh Hourigan, Frank McDonald and Ian O'Doherty joined Shane on this week's panel

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Shane was joined by Bernice Harrison, Barry Devlin and Eamon Delaney for a look at today's papers

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John Fardy discusses one of the great American sit-coms

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John chats with Shane about Leonard Cohen's eighth studio album from 1988

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Pat Leahy and John Fardy discuss Woody Allen's Oscar-winning romantic comedy

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A Dirty Harry for the 21st century? Shane and John revisit Clint Eastwood's 2008 film. Image: Reed Saxon / AP/Press Association Images

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Shane Coleman was joined in studio by Mick Clifford, Nora Owen and Gerard Howlin for a look at the Sunday papers

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Colm O'Hare joined Shane to talk about Rod Stewart's third album

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Shane was joined by Shiela Reilly and Kieran Cuddihy for a look at today's papers

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Shane Coleman and Phillip Molloy discuss a galaxy far, far away...

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Shane was joined by Dr Ciara Kelly and Ian O'Doherty for a look at today's papers

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John Fardy and David Harvey look back at the iconic BBC chart show. Image: Myung Jung Kim / PA Archive/PA Images

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Larry Donnelly and Terry Prone joined David Harvey in studio for a look at the Sunday papers

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John Fardy and David Harvey discuss what could well be the greatest British film of them all

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The boys - Shane and John - are back in studio to discuss "a postcard from the heart of rock & roll"

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Journalist Fintan O'Toole says he will work to make the eradication of child poverty the priority issue for the next government

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Shane was joined by Bernice Harrison and Fergus Finlay for a look at this week's papers

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It's the start of a beautiful friendship as John and Shane share an enthusiasm for this week's choice

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The Master of the National Maternity Hospital spoke to Shane Coleman about a range of issues

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Niamh Hourigan and Eamon Delaney joined Shane to take a look at the Sunday papers