Real Lives Untold Podcast Videos

This week on @reallivesuntold Trina and Sarah chat to author and advocate for victims of Domestic Abuse Lee Marks. Lee talks about his own experience and his support guide for male victims of domestic abuse called “Break the Silence. He encourages more men to seek support and says officers need more training on how better to engage with male victims of domestic abuse. Drops Wednesday

Niall Donald speaks about the type of threats journalists can get while working on serious crime stories. Episode 11 is out tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts. Link in bio.

This week on the Real Lives Untold Podcast we speak to crime journalists and podcasters Nicola Tallant and Niall Donald. They discuss their work on the infamous regency trial, what will happen next with the Kinahans and the challenges of reporting in the dangerous underworld of crime. Available Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts, link in bio.

Episode 10 is available now. Gearoid pays tribute to the much loved and talented Ashling who was robbed from her loved ones in such a monstrous way.

Episode 10 is out tomorrow, link in Bio. Gearoid takes us through what happened on the day Ashling was attacked and killed by a vicious predator as she exercised by the canal in the midlands town in January 2022.

This week we are joined by the Deputy Editor of the Tullamore Tribune Gearoid Keegan who talks to us about the murder of Ashling Murphy and the conviction and sentence of Josef Puska recently. Gearoid takes us through what happened on the day Ashling was attacked and killed by a vicious predator as she exercised by the canal in the midlands town in January 2022. He recounts how the circumstances of her murder brought his town and the nation to a standstill, how her attacker was tracked down and brought to justice. He also pays tribute to the much loved and talented Ashling who was robbed from her loved ones in such a monstrous way.

This week Trina and Sarah speak with Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon who chats about his illustrious football career and his work in the community motivating young adults with social problems. He talks about his Dad who was shot in West Belfast during the troubles, was interned in Long Kesh, escaped custody, went on the run and settled in Ballymun. The Ballymun man also speaks about his older brother John’s long battle with drug addiction until his death in 2012 and how this has altered his attitude to addicts. Drops Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts

This week Trina and Sarah speak with Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon who chats about his illustrious football career and his work in the community motivating young adults with social problems. He talks about his Dad who was shot in West Belfast during the troubles, was interned in Long Kesh, escaped custody, went on the run and settled in Ballymun. The Ballymun man also speaks about his older brother John’s long battle with drug addiction until his death in 2012 and how this has altered his attitude to addicts. Drops Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts

Episode 9 is out tomorrow. Trina and Sarah speak with Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon who chats about his illustrious football career and his work in the community motivating young adults with social problems. He talks about his Dad who was shot in West Belfast during the troubles, was interned in Long Kesh, escaped custody, went on the run and settled in Ballymun. The Ballymun man also speaks about his older brother John’s long battle with drug addiction until his death in 2012 and how this has altered his attitude to addicts. Drops Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts

This week Trina and Sarah speak with Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon who chats about his illustrious football career and his work in the community motivating young adults with social problems. He talks about his Dad who was shot in West Belfast during the troubles, was interned in Long Kesh, escaped custody, went on the run and settled in Ballymun. The Ballymun man also speaks about his older brother John’s long battle with drug addiction until his death in 2012 and how this has altered his attitude to addicts. Drops Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts.

This week Trina and Sarah speak with Dublin GAA legend Philly McMahon who chats about his illustrious football career and his work in the community motivating young adults with social problems. He talks about his Dad who was shot in West Belfast during the troubles, was interned in Long Kesh, escaped custody, went on the run and settled in Ballymun. The Ballymun man also speaks about his older brother John’s long battle with drug addiction until his death in 2012 and how this has altered his attitude to addicts. Drops Wednesday wherever you get your podcasts

This week we are speaking with retired Assistant Commissioner for the Dublin area Pat Leahy who served for almost 4 decades. He talks about his career, recounts a number of the investigations he was involved in, including his time in the T Squad in pursuit of Martin Cahill or the General. He also focuses on the weeks leading up to and after the Regency Hotel Shooting in 2016 which caused the escalation of deadly Kinahan Hutch Feud here.

New episode of Real Lives Untold Podcast drops this Wednesday former Asst. Commissioner Pat Leahy speaks to us about his career in AGS and how he views the landscape for Policing Ireland now

New episode available now https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/real-lives-untold/id1682041448?i=1000634071442

New episode of Real Lives Untold Podcast available now @ https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/real-lives-untold/id1682041448?i=1000634071442

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This week on @reallivesuntold, John Lonergan or 'The man who ran Mountjoy' joins Trina and Sarah. He served as governor in the JOY for 26 years and has always argued that there's a direct link between crime and social and economic deprivation. He's adamant the only real long-term solution to poverty is education. In this episode John talks about his work within the prison system, it's full of fascinating insights into what life is like for prisoners.

This week on @reallivesuntold, John Lonergan or 'The man who ran Mountjoy' joins Trina and Sarah. He served as governor in the JOY for 26 years and has always argued that there's a direct link between crime and social and economic deprivation. He's adamant the only real long-term solution to poverty is education. In this episode John talks about his work within the prison system, it's full of fascinating insights into what life is like for prisoners.