The Niall Boylan Podcast (They Told Me To Shut Up)

In this episode, Niall discusses the events that unfolded at the protest in Newtown Mount Kennedy, where journalist Fatima Gunning from Gript Media was pepper-sprayed, and members of the public were manhandled by the gardaí when the riot squad was called in. Minister of Justice Helen McEntee and Taoiseach Simon Harris back Garda handling of protests at the site intended for use as accommodation for IP applicants.

The discussion delv...

As you all know Niall Boylan is running for the EU lections in Dublin and today hes asking does voting for a change really work.

In democracies globally, a growing number of voters are losing faith in electoral processes. Numerous individuals express frustration, feeling their voices go unheard. Some are gravitating towards political factions with radical populist agendas. This discontent among voters could stem from worsening livin...

In this episode, Niall delves into the question: Would You Allow A Homeless Stranger To Live In Your Home? The topic arises as homelessness continues to increase in Ireland, with many families currently experiencing homelessness. The Irish government has asked citizens to take in Ukrainian migrants into their homes but has not made the same request to help its own citizens who are homeless.

Some callers believe that while they sympa...

In this episode, Niall discusses the controversial topic of whether children should be allowed in pubs. The discussion was sparked by a UK pub landlord's decision to make his pub a child-free zone.

The Lower Red Lion pub in St Albans gained attention after a sign advertising it as "dog-friendly, child-free" went viral. While the pub received messages of support from both the local community and internationally, the policy also spark...

In this episode, Niall opens a controversial topic of welfare reform sparked by recent announcements from the Prime Minister. Rishi Sunak outlined plans to reform the welfare system, emphasizing that unemployment support should be a safety net, not a lifestyle choice.

The proposed reforms include removing benefits for those who refuse job offers after 12 months, tightening the work capability assessment, and reviewing eligibility cr...

In this thought-provoking episode, Niall delves into the contentious issue of the EU Migration Pact and its implications for national sovereignty.

As the European Union grapples with the complexities of migration, questions arise about the balance between collective responsibility and individual sovereignty. The EU Migration Pact, designed to streamline migration policies and address the challenges of asylum seekers, has sparked deb...

Niall spoke to Gary Kavanagh from Gript media about documents provided to Gript under FOI show that senior officials in the Department of Justice believed that amending Article 41 of the Constitution to include non-marital families, as proposed by the Government in a recent referendum, would undermine, or even outright destroy, the ability of the State to operate an effective immigration system.

One email seen by Gript shows senior ...

In this episode, Niall tackles the contentious issue of abortion legislation, specifically focusing on the debate surrounding the removal of the three-day wait period. The discussion was ignited by recent parliamentary discussions wherein the Taoiseach addressed concerns regarding abortion care in Ireland.

Currently, individuals seeking abortion services in Ireland must adhere to a mandatory three-day wait period following their ini...

In this episode, Niall explores the contentious topic of whether religious instruction, including communion and confirmation, should be completely removed from schools. Delving into the complexities of secularism versus religious influence in education, Niall navigates through contrasting perspectives on the matter.

In the United States, the separation of church and state is upheld, prohibiting the teaching of religion in public sch...

In this episode, Niall explores the question of whether juvenile records should be automatically wiped clean at the age of 18. Drawing from the provisions of the Criminal Justice (Spent Convictions and Certain Disclosures) Act 2016 in Ireland, Niall delves into the complexities surrounding this issue.

Niall opens the lines to callers, inviting listeners to share their perspectives. Some callers advocate for wiping juvenile records c...

In this episode, Niall explores the contentious issue of whether smoking should be banned to save lives. With smoking being a leading cause of preventable death worldwide, the debate over implementing a smoking ban has garnered significant attention.

Niall opens the lines to callers, inviting listeners to share their perspectives on the topic. Some callers advocate strongly for a smoking ban, citing the devastating health effects of...

In this episode, Niall explores the controversial EU Migration Pact and its potential ramifications for immigration laws. The pact, officially titled The New Pact on Migration and Asylum, has sparked intense debate among EU member states, policymakers, and advocacy groups.

The show script provides context on the background and key provisions of the pact, highlighting its objectives to address migration challenges while balancing the...

Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of some of today's most contentious issues as host Niall Boylan engages in a candid conversation with Neil Munro, editor and reporter at Breitbart News. In this episode, they delve deep into the complexities surrounding immigration, transgenderism, and their profound economic implications.

From discussing the societal impact of government policies on transgenderism to unraveling...

In this episode, Niall explores the pressing question: Have You Lost Faith in the Government? Recent events and public sentiment indicate a growing dissatisfaction with the current administration, prompting a critical examination of trust and confidence in governmental leadership.

Drawing from past discussions and prevailing public opinions, it's evident that many Irish citizens harbor deep reservations about the government's perfor...

In this episode, Niall explores the contentious issue of whether Dublin should prioritize public transport over cars in the city center. The discussion stems from a recent proposal by Dublin City Council and the National Transport Authority to significantly reduce car traffic in the city center, reallocating road space to prioritize public transport, cycling, and walking.

According to a report from Dublin City Council, there is over...

In this episode, Niall explores the contentious issue of whether a compulsory national DNA database should be instituted. Drawing from recent reports and expert opinions, Niall presents arguments both for and against the implementation of such a database.

Referencing a report from the oversight body for the DNA database, chaired by Judge Catherine A Murphy, Niall underscores the database's crucial role in supporting the criminal jus...

In this compelling interview, Niall engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Niamh Uí Bhriain, Editor at Gript Media, about a recent article she authored regarding a concerning abortion scandal in Ireland.

The article sheds light on a shocking case uncovered by Gript, where a woman's life was endangered due to the failure to provide ultrasounds before prescribing abortion pills. Medical experts have warned that this practice, ...

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Kevin Lister, a former teacher whose career took an unexpected turn due to his stance on gender identity issues in the classroom. In this podcast episode, Kevin shares his experiences and insights into the challenges of navigating the educational landscape amidst the growing influence of gender ideology.

Kevin provides a candid account of his teaching approach, emphasizing his commitme...

In this episode, Niall tackles the contentious issue of whether transgender competitors should be permitted to enter women's competitions. The discussion stems from a recent incident at the World Irish Dancing Championships where a biologically male dancer won a medal that would have otherwise gone to a female competitor.

The situation has sparked significant debate, with many expressing concerns about fairness and the integrity of ...