
John Lee
Executive editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday and occasional broadcaster who contributes reporting and opinion on political controversies, media issues, and journalism protections in the episode.
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Nov 8, 2025 • 52min
Micheál Walks the Plank
Danny McConnell, Editor of the Business Post, and John Lee, Executive Editor at the Irish Daily Mail, dive into the uncertainty surrounding Micheál Martin's leadership in Fianna Fáil. They discuss the internal party dynamics and the credentials of potential successor Jim O'Callaghan. The conversation also touches on the 'Future 40' report, highlighting failures in infrastructure delivery and a risk-averse attitude post-crash. With tensions rising, the future of the party hangs in the balance as they weigh the implications of leadership change.

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Jan 17, 2026 • 1h 10min
Naughty Micheál, Nudie Grok, & Paschal's Silence
Danny McConnell, Editor of the Business Post, and John Lee, Executive Editor of the Irish Mail on Sunday, delve into the political fallout from Mercosur and its impact on ministers. They discuss the balancing act Ireland faces with US tech and EU demands, alongside the Grok AI controversy. The duo debates the implications of Paschal Donohoe's increased World Bank contribution and the challenges of immigration reforms. With a focus on source protection in journalism, they emphasize its critical role in safeguarding democracy.

Nov 29, 2025 • 55min
Stay-At-Home Taoiseach
Join political editor John Lee and Business Post editor Danny McConnell as they dissect Irish political dynamics. They explore whether Micheál Martin's foreign travel is jeopardizing his domestic standing. The discussion highlights the complexities of immigration policy, separating asylum and economic migration issues. Critiques arise over efforts to rename Dublin Airport, and they analyze Verona Murphy’s controversial photo opportunity with Sinn Féin. Finally, they delve into the potential impact of Gerry Hutch on the Dublin Central by-election amid rising local disaffection.


