On The Record with Gavan Reilly Highlights

Donal Fallon, Presenter of the Three Castles Burning podcast joins Gavan to discuss the Irish connection to the global non-governmental oganisation. Amnesty International Day is marked on May 28 every year. They seek to advocate for human rights and spread understanding of their violations and how our daily choices affect them.

Gavan is joined by James Casserley, who has embarked on a mission to travel to all 32 counties in Ireland on public transport. As a wheelchair user, he aims to use his campaign to alert different companies and government on how to make their transport systems more accessible.

Gavan chats with comedian Rory O’Connor about his goal to train GAA to prisoners in Mountjoy. He teamed up with GAA star Philly McMahon as part of the TV documentary series, Gaelic in the Joy for RTÉ. The new show will explore the lives of the prisoners, their stories, and the issues of crime and addiction on their lives and in our communities.

Gavan sits down with Joe O'Brien, the Minister of State with Responsibility for Community Development and Charities, to discuss a startling revelation from the recently conducted 'Red C Poll.' The poll reveals that a staggering three-quarters of people living in Ireland believe the country has taken in too many refugees.

Joining Gavan On the Record to run through the top stories hitting the Sunday papers is Tanya Ward, Children's Rights Alliance Chief Executive and Paul Hayes, CEO Beachhut PR. Daniel McConnell, Editor of the Business Post also joins in on the discussion.