Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

A shocking video from a Centra in Dun Laoghaire has gone viral...a gang of teenagers wrecking the shop, squaring up to staff and security, knocking over shelves and causing absolute mayhem in broad daylight.

Adrian and Jeremy ask the big question: what can actually be done about feral anti-social behaviour when there’s “no consequences”, and where were the Gardaí when the station is only minutes away?

Callers and voice notes describe a rampage through the area, assaults outside McDonald’s, terrified families, and claims the same gang were back at it again today.

And then… a message lands blaming the show for posting the video — and defending the “nephew” in it.

A heartbreaking email lands in the studio and Adrian & Jeremy debate a topic they nearly didn’t do. “Brian” (not his real name) is a married Dad of two girls, 7 and 11… and he says he’s secretly gay.

He insists he’s never “been up to all sorts” — but admits he’s kissed two men on drunken nights out and is terrified of the fallout if he tells his wife.

Should he come clean now, or stay quiet to protect his kids from embarrassment and bullying?

A devastated mum gets in touch after her 16-year-old son “snapped” after years of bullying and battered one of the lads tormenting him. Now the bully’s parents are threatening to press charges… and she’s terrified her boy could end up with a criminal record for life.

Adrian and Katie ask the hard question: is fighting back ever justified, or was this assault completely disproportionate?

As callers pile in, the details of the bullying are shocking (including a message that left listeners raging), and the debate turns explosive: self-defence, breaking point, consequences… and where the line actually is.

It’s the weekend uncut chaos of Opinions Matter Extra, and Adrian & Jeremy and Katie, this week... wait until you hear about Jers awkward moment with a "pregnant" woman on the luas and why he refuses to pay condolences to a friend. You'll enjoy this!

Hours after it was announced that Enoch Burke has been sacked from his job, we ask the big question: was the school right to terminate his employment, or was Burke standing up for his beliefs? And if he no longer works there, what happens if he shows up again?