Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

A young Irish “influencer”, Kyle Carroll, is going viral for a simple message: get the family back to church… and Ireland (and the world) might be a better place. Adrian and Jeremy ask the question a lot of you are thinking: is that faith… or just indoctrination?

Callers are split right down the middle. Some say Mass brought community, morals and a “compass” that kids are missing now. Others say you don’t need religion to raise decent children — and that Ireland has a very dark history with the Church.

And just when you think it can’t get more heated… a listener texts in with a “fiery pits of hell” message that proves Jeremy’s point about “Christian hate”. Plus, another travel mug giveaway.

A racist “content creator” calling himself *The Irish Viking* filmed a selfie video in Millennium Park, Blanchardstown — with kids clearly in the background — ranting about “foreigners” in a children’s playground. Adrian and Katie ask the obvious question: who the hell thinks that’s acceptable?

Callers are furious, the debate gets heated, and the conversation moves into immigration, Islam in Ireland, Eid celebrations in GAA clubs, and whether social media platforms should be removing this kind of content (or leaving it up to be ridiculed).

Plus, stay to the end for your chance to win an Opinions Matter travel mug.

It’s the weekend “Extra – The Uncut Version”… and as always, it’s completely unedited, totally chaotic, and all over the place.

This time the gang go down a rabbit hole about “non-PC” expressions you supposedly can’t say anymore — from “as mad as a box of frogs” to “as black as the ace of spades” — and somehow it turns into a full-on debate about English, daffodils, and why people can’t tell the difference between “his” and “he’s”.

Then there’s cocktails in public (with umbrellas), “Turkey teeth”, “Turkey tits”… and Jeremy’s wild idea to set up a GoFundMe for a hair transplant in Turkey. Would you donate?

Today on Opinions Matter we heard from a Finglas mother who is upset that the local school wont remove an autistic child from the classroom who has allegedly been hurting many children in the class... This really divided opinion and things got very heated on air!!

On this episode, Adrian and Jeremy ask: was it “dark humour”, or something far more dangerous? Should the people involved be named and shamed… arrested… or educated?.... We also spoke to a man who didn't see the harm in it and even admitted to have a "giggle"