Thirty-four people died in the four bombings in what was the worst tragedy in the state since the Civil War

Roland Phillips is Mick's guest this week

Sean Murray has been following this story most of his career and he is this week’s guest on the podcast.

A solicitor by training, he conned banks out of tens of millions of euro, went on the run and ended up in Brazil where his wife gave birth to their first child. He thought that would save him from extradition but it didn’t

How far now is the journey of our food from farm to fork?

Irish Examiner reporter Liz Dunphy went to Killorglin to talk to locals about Salazar

The death was announced earlier this week of Rose Dugdale, the English aristocrat who became a member of the IRA, served time in prison and was subsequently involved in perfecting bomb technology for the Provos.

Irish Examiner Political Editor Elaine Loughlin joins Mick Clifford to discuss an extraordinary day in the world of politics as Leo Varadkar announces his resignation as Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael

Irish Examiner Political Editor Elaine Loughlin joins Mick Clifford to discuss Leo Varadkar's trip to the States for St Patrick's Day

Eamonn Mallie was one of the leading reporters of the conflict in the North

Descendants of those who negotiated the treaty are campaigning for a fitting memorial, a day of reconciliation, to be established by the State 

This week Mick sat down with a group formed a few years ago from descendants of those who were involved in signing the Anglo-Irish Treaty.

Recently retired after 47 years working for the Irish Examiner, he talks about his career, the art and the craft and the historic events at which he had a front-row seat

Mike O’Donnell covers high-profile trials and draws defendants, lawyers, judges and the public, all to give an insight and flavour of the environment of a court where serious, and usually tragic, drama takes place. 

Roy Donovan, a priest and member of the Association of Catholics Priests is this week’s guest on the podcast.

Nick Foster has written a book about the case, Murder At Roaring Bay. He and Mick disagree as to whether the evidence was sufficient to put him on trial

Ian Bailey speaks to Mick about how two recent documentaries on the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier in 1996 have awoken interest in the case

There have been a number of restaurant closures in Cork city over the past few weeks. What does this mean for the industry? Restauranteur Ross Lewis is this week’s guest on the podcast

Brothers Michael and Danny Healy-Rae are among the most high profile of the Dail’s independent TDs and both come with a serious political pedigree, courtesy of their late father Jackie.

Over the last thirty years, salmon stocks have plummeted. John Murphy is here to explain why.

Author and former IRA man and H block prisoner Richard O'Rawe is this week's guest on the podcast

Last week the Government announced new, tighter rules to apply to Ukrainians fleeing the war in their country and arriving on these shores.

On this week's pod, Mick and Bernard Barton discuss defamation, juries, and relations between judges and politicians

This week’s guest, Olga Cronin, Senior Policy Officer at the ICCL, gives the lowdown on the pros and cons of a technology that is, one way or the other, going to be in the news for some time

Irish Examiner Political Editor Elaine Loughlin takes stock of where everything is at right now.

This week’s podcast Irish Examiner Feelgood Editor Irene Feighan talks about how the campaign came about and her memories of Vicky as well as Vicky’s solid legacy

Tommy Conlon and Ronan McGreevy join Mick Clifford to discuss their new book, The Kidnapping.

John Wain with the United Nations  join's Mick on this week's podcast

Dr Cian Ó Concubhair of Maynooth University join's Mick on this week's podcast

As civilians on both sides are bearing the brunt of this intractable conflict, many are asking how did things get this bad and is there any chance of peace

'What exactly needs to be done if child poverty is to be addressed in a meaningful way?'

The concept of retirement villages is largely alien in this country but Pat O’Mahony is determined to change that.

In a world where social media dictates so much, often through those who know so little, Laura Dowling is a turn for the books.

Wuhan is a long way from Newtownshandrum, but Dan Troy feels perfectly at home there

Gary Murphy speaks with Mick Clifford about the electoral commission recommendations and what the impact may be.

Danny Morrison says he believes that Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael don’t want a united Ireland, despite expressions to the contrary

Irish Examiner reporter Neil Michael talks dereliction on this week's podcast

Paul Rouse is this week's guest on the Mick Clifford Podcast

Ireland’s women returned home this week after exiting their very first World Cup finals after just three games.

This week, Consultant psychiatrist Professor Colin O'Gara and Sean Murray discuss new laws which update Ireland's gambling legislation

Where now for Ryan Tubridy and RTÉ?Will the presenter be back on the airwaves, how is the power balance now between him and the broadcaster?Communications expert Terry Prone reads the runes and offers some deep insights and observations of where the ...

Professor Gregory Provan from UCC is this week’s guest on the podcast

One of the most notorious murder cases in the state, which also almost brought down a government, was that involving Malcolm Macarthur, who was found hiding out in the Attorney General’s home in 1982.

Political editor Elaine Loughlin chats all things Leinster House with Mick Clifford on this week's episode.

RTÉ's Tony Connelly is this week’s guest on the Mick Clifford Podcast

Rory Carroll joins Mick on this week's podcast to discuss his new book Killing Thatcher: The IRA, the Manhunt and the Long War on the Crown

On this week's pod, DCU's Prof Jane Suiter joins Mick to discuss the past present and future of the Late Late Show

Irish Examiner reporter Sean Murray has been following the journey of the Stardust families for most of his journalistic career

Irish Examiner reporter Sean Murray covered the trial that concluded earlier this week.

Paul talks about what exactly the government and state apparatus are doing to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.