Episode 1079: What was Ian Bailey really like?
4 July - 41 minsHe was the self-professed chief suspect in the murder of Frenchwoman Sophie Toscan du Plantier and the subject of a fascinating film, Murder at the Cottage, which was directed by Jim Sheridan and produced by Donald MacIntyre before his death.
A larger than life, dramatic, and overwhelming character who courted the media and wore his role as a suspect like a badge of honour.
But what was Ian Bailey really like and did his mask fall once the cameras stopped rolling?
Nicola speaks to journalist and former colleague Donal MacIntyre, who spent countless hours in his company and who attended a private ceremony near his home in Schull where his ashes were spread.
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15 mins
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Episode 1077: Could Conor McGregor face prison time over perjury allegations?
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18 mins
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Episode 1076: Garda impersonated colleague on fetish site to invite strangers to rape and kill her
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19 mins
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Episode 1075: Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey's fake cancer scams
Hurling legend DJ Carey has admitted in court for the first time today to pretending to have cancer to defraud people out of money. The five time All-Ireland winner pleaded guilty to ten deception charges in front of a judge in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court. Niall speaks to Eimear Rabbitt about Carey’s dramatic fall from grace. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
16 mins
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Episode 1074: Why did Conor McGregor drop 'fresh evidence' from Nikita Hand rape appeal?
Sensational developments in Conor McGregor’s appeal case against a guilty verdict made by a Civil Court that he raped Nikita Hand. Alleged new witnesses with new evidence pulled in an eleventh hour decision by the fighter’s legal team on what they say is a technicality. So what is going on in Camp McGregor? Shane Phelan, Legal Affairs Editor at Mediahuis, joins Nicola to explain just what happened this week as the Court of Appeal retires to consider his case. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
29 mins
2 July Finished
