The Tonight Show

The panel discussed Sinn Féin's citizenship reform proposals and the Government's approach to immigration. Dublin-based comedian Jaishree Malik shared her experience of receiving a deportation order and raised questions about Ireland's immigration system. Plus, Niall Stanage joined us from Washington to discuss the latest polling and key battlegrounds ahead of the US midterm elections.Shane Coleman was joined by: Senator Dee Ryan, Fianna Fail Matt Carthy TD, Sinn FeinGráinne Ní Aodha, News reporter, Irish Examiner Jaishree Malik, Comedian Niall Stanage, Associate Editor of The Hill in Washington

The panel looked at why under-35s are being hit hardest by inflation, the growing pressure of rising rents and the debate over Ireland’s Triple Lock. Plus, the latest from Israel’s election.Presenter Shane Coleman was joined by:Paula Butterly TD, Fine Gael Lynn Boylan MEP, Sinn Féin Fionnán Sheahan, Ireland Editor, Irish Independent Kate English, Chief Economist, Deloitte IrelandBlake Sifton, News Correspondent in Tel Aviv

The triple lock debate returns to the Dáil, with opposition parties warning that reform could threaten Irish neutrality. Is the Coalition right to push ahead, or should a referendum be held?Plus, our panel examines a wave of social unrest and political protests across Europe as discontent grows over the issues driving the continent’s angry autumn.And the Taoiseach delivers a State apology to the family of prison officer Brian Stack, acknowledging that the investigation into his 1983 murder by the IRA badly failed them. The family continues to seek the full truth and justice.Presenter Shane Coleman was joined by:Joe Neville TD, Fine GaelSen. Patricia Stephenson, Soc Dems Spokesperson on Foreign AffairsKenneth McDonagh, Associate Professor in International Relations in the School of Law and Government, DCU.Mick Clifford, Special Correspondent, Irish ExaminerShona Murray, Europe Correspondent, Euronews

Shane Coleman is joined by TDs Naoise Ó Cearúil, Louise O'Reilly, and Paul Murphy as well as economist John Fitzgerald to discuss the public sector strike as well as a full debate on the dangers of AI for the Irish economy.

Shane Coleman is joined by Seamus McGrath TD, Fianna Fáil, Ged Nash TD, Labour Party spokesperson on Finance, Public Expenditure & Reform, Michael Gillespie, TUI General Secretary, Claire Scott, Political Correspondent, Sunday Times Ireland to discuss the imminent public sector strike. While, Kyle Butler, Reporter, WLRFM gives us the latest from Waterford following the launch of a murder investigation after four people were killed in a house fire in Waterford.

A clash over RTÉ’s funding and reform plans, questions over the future of the TV licence, and the fallout from Budget 2027.Shane Coleman was joined by:Niall Collins TD, Minister of State at the Department of Justice Cian O’Callaghan, Spokesperson for Finance, Social Democrats John Lee, Executive Editor, Irish Daily Mail & Mail on Sunday Dr. Emma Howard, Senior Economics Lecturer at TU Dublin Owen Reidy, ICTU General Secretary James Geoghegan, Agricultural Contractor

The FAI faces a grilling before an Oireachtas Committee over safeguarding and governance, against a backdrop of protests outside Leinster House and calls to abandon Sunday’s second game against Israel. Did the beleaguered association come away with a result?Plus, with less than a week to Budget 2027, new research finds one in four adults aged 35–44 are receiving financial help from their parents, while more than 100,000 public sector workers begin industrial action over pay.Our political panel examines the deepening cost-of-living pressures.Presenter Shane Coleman was joined by:Charlie McConalogue, Minister of State Daniel Ennis TD, Social Democrats Louise O'Reilly TD, Sinn Féin

Following Joyriders, Ireland’s Lucky Dip Gang on Virgin Media One, our panel examines mobile gang terror, the fallout from the M9 crash and what can be done about joy-riding teenagers.Plus, the Garvaghy Road standoff enters its third day as Nationalist residents and the Orange Order remain deadlocked in Drumcree. What will break the impasse?And Manchester City fans get the Blues as the Premier League champions are found guilty of all charges relating to alleged financial rule breaches.Presenter Shane Coleman was joined by:Barry Ward TD, Fine Gael Matt Carthy TD, Spokesperson on Justice, Sinn Féin Robert Cullen, Criminologist and Former Prisoner John Joe O’Connell Vice President, GRA Martina Devlin, Columnist and Novelist Claudia Savage, Ireland reporter for PA based in BelfastMiguel Delaney, Chief Football Writer at The Independent