The Tonight Show

On this episode of The Tonight Show:Was the electorate mislead over housing targets, or did the government really believe it would hit 40,000 completions after the election? Plus, was Donald Trump just spitballing about ethnic cleansing in Gaza?And is now really the time to enact the Occupied Territories bill? Gavan Reilly speaks to:Neale Richmond TD, Fine GaelPádraig Mac Lochlainn TD, Sinn FéinLouise Burne, Political Correspondent, Irish MirrorMick Clifford, Special Correspondent, Irish Examiner

On this episode of The Tonight Show:The Government accepts defeat over speaking time row, following the Ceann Comhairle's ruling. But is the coalition now weakened, with some in the regional group now saying they will only vote for government on a case-by-case basis? Plus, Trump gets his first trade war after he imposes tariffs on Chinese goods. But how soon will he come for the EU and what might this mean for Ireland? And plans to force public servants to spend more days back into the office are put on hold, but is remote working now under threat? Gavan Reilly speaks to:Michael Healy-Rae TD, IndependentSinéad Gibney TD, Social DemocratsIan Kehoe, Co-founder, The Currency John Lee, Executive Editor, Irish Daily Mail

On this episode of The Tonight Show:-Outrage grows as 130,000+ still without power, water, or phone service after #StormÉowyn.-Just six women appointed as Ministers of State—raising questions about representation.- Another eye-watering OPW spend: nearly €500,000 on a wall around the Workplace Relations Commission.Join the debate.

On The Tonight Show, Gavan Reilly and the panel discuss:🚨 Ireland's response to Storm Éowyn as thousands remain without power🚨 The EU’s future relationship with social media platforms🚨 The DeepSeek AI app shaking US tech stocks#TonightVMTV

As one storm brews off the Atlantic, another explodes within the Dáil chamber. Dail business is suspended without a Taoiseach elected, following a vicious spat over speaker rights.Also on the show, Status Red warnings for the entire nation, as “potentially historic” Storm Éowyn approaches. Gavan Reilly speaks to: Catherine Callaghan TD, Fine Gael  Albert Dolan TD, Fianna Fáil Conor McGuinness TD, Sinn Féin George Lawlor TD, LabourCónal Thomas, Political Correspondent, Business PostAlan O'Reilly, @CarlowWeather

The second coming of Trump's America First. Plus, free speech versus hate-speech online, and new plans for policing buses and trains. Gavan Reilly speaks to: Aidan Regan, Professor of Political Economy, UCD  Catherine Sanz, Legal Correspondent, Business Post  Stephen Rae, Strategic Risk Advisor Maria Walsh MEP, Fine GaelJennifer Ewing, Republicans Overseas Tom O’Connor, Assistant General Secretary of the NBRU