The Niall Boylan Podcast (They Told Me To Shut Up)

The Niall Boylan Podcast (They Told Me To Shut Up)

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#877 Depression, No Sex And No Money: Should She Walk Away?

26 авг. 2026
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#876 No More Hidden Faces: Is It Time For An Irish Ban?

26 авг. 2026
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#875 Irish First, Married First: Is That Fair Housing Policy?

The episode explores the controversial proposal by Reform UK's Richard Tice to prioritize married British couples for social housing, sparking a debate on whether priority should be based on family structure, nationality, or time spent on waiting lists. The discussion touches on the impact of immigration on housing availability and debates whether long-term residency and economic contribution should outweigh nationality in state resource allocation. Beyond housing policy, the conversation shifts to comparisons between Irish and Scandinavian housing systems and personal anecdotes regarding modern relationships. The episode concludes with a discussion on political discourse and an announcement regarding the move to Substack to avoid social media algorithmic suppression.

25 авг. 2026
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#874 Stop Making Victims Out Of Deadly Joyriders

Niall and Karen Boylan introduce a deep dive into the Lindsay Clancy case, exploring how heavy medication may have induced postpartum psychosis. The discussion expands to address rising crime rates in Ireland and the UK, specifically focusing on fatal wrong-way driving incidents and the perceived failure of the justice system's deterrents. The speakers debate the necessity of much harsher sentencing, such as life imprisonment for intentional dangerous driving, while critiquing a reactive government. The conversation concludes with an analysis of how social media platforms like TikTok may amplify criminal behavior by providing notoriety to offenders and the impact of these digital influences on the younger generation.

25 авг. 2026
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#873 Is Irish Citizenship Being Handed Out Like Smarties?

This episode explores the current state of Irish citizenship, examining government proposals to tighten residency requirements and introduce proficiency tests. The discussion compares Ireland's relatively lenient process to stricter models in Denmark and Sweden, raising concerns about the potential devaluation of the Irish passport. The conversation further debates the criteria for naturalization, including the necessity of language tests and cultural integration. The speakers also address the complexities of the asylum process, the influence of EU policy on national sovereignty, and the impact of immigration on national resources, before concluding with an announcement regarding the program's transition to Substack.

24 авг. 2026