Claire Byrne

Claire Byrne Live

'Shrinkflation' - does size really matter?

Six chocolate covered biscuits was probably too much anyway. Having a yellow Snack bar with a cup of tea was an exercise that almost always ended with no tea and at least one biscuit left - this is never a good outcome.

Ireland • 05 Oct 19

Momentum needed to end intimidation after Lunney attack

John McCartin told the nation what it's like to live with a death threat overshadowing his life, Claire Byrne looks back at her interview with one businessman who has faced threats for more than two years because he works for Quinn Industrial Holdings.

claire byrne live • 23 Oct 19

Whose responsibility is it to ensure children exercise?

The sky is dark, it's bucketing down, a wind blows sideways, forcing the rain drops into your eyes and down your face. You're collecting the children from school and they're tired, hungry and soaked through.

Ireland • 23 Oct 19

Flavour of the month? Questions over vaping marketing

Raspberry, mango, tutti-frutti, cola, strawberry, might evoke thoughts of ice-cream with mouthwatering flavours. But they are e-cigarette flavours and questions are being asked about who they are aimed at.

Health • 23 Oct 19

Fr Tony Coote's life and untimely death touched so many people

'A different and rare person' - Fr Tony Coote

Ireland • 05 Sep 19

Uri Geller's Brexit intervention plan is not a bad idea

Uri Geller says he's going to telepathically interfere in Theresa May's head to stop Brexit.

Analysis and Comment • 25 Mar 19

Climate change movement needs our action, not our shame

Here we are, schlepping around the place in diesel cars, drinking takeaway coffees in non-recyclable cups, jumping on the rubbish in the black bin to squash more into it and then a 16-year-old from Sweden calls us out.

Analysis and Comment • 17 Mar 19

'Leaving Neverland' testimonies jump from screen

'Leaving Neverland' has seen many say goodbye to a one-time idol, and yet there are many who can't or won't accept that the one-time King of Pop was a child rapist

Analysis and Comment • 11 Mar 19

After Clodagh, we must speak out on coercive control

Seeking answers to unanswered questions while trying to deal with immeasurable grief and pain.

Analysis and Comment • 03 Mar 19

Claire Byrne Live special: Why Alan Hawe murdered his family

Clodagh died at the hands of her husband in 2016, Clodagh became a victim, along with her sons, Liam, Niall and Ryan - all brutally killed in their house on the last day of the summer holidays, on the night of the 28th of August.

claire byrne live • 25 Feb 19