Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

“Why bother having babies just to hand them over to strangers in crèches?” That’s the message from Luigi that kicks off one of the most heated debates we’ve had in ages
If you do have your children in a creche, you may be triggered by what this caller has to say about you!

"I cut off all ties with my sister in law when she joined Coolock Say No, and started spreading anti immigration lies"..... We spoke to Joseph on today's podcast who revealed exactly why he disowned a close family member

War erupted on this episode! A mum called Ciara is heartbroken after her daughter finishes 5th year and drops a bombshell: she doesn’t want to do the Leaving Cert… she wants to do a nails course instead!
Ciara says her daughter is too intelligent for it and fears she’s “throwing her life away” when she could’ve gone to UCD to study psychology.

It’s the weekend uncut chaos of Opinions Matter Extra, and Adrian & Jeremy (and Katie) are in rare form.

Jeremy admits to the most disgusting thing he’s ever done on a flight… including “dribbling” all over a stranger and trying to wipe it off without getting caught.

Then it’s onto marriage rows, takeaways, “wrong spice” Nando’s disasters and the big question: what toppings should be illegal on a pizza? (Pineapple, sweetcorn, olives and even fried eggs get it.)

And finally, the conversation goes completely off the rails with dinosaurs, chemtrails, and Katie’s wild theories that leave the lads speechless.

€123 million of taxpayers’ money has been set aside for free legal aid this year… and Jeremy is raging. After hearing about a career criminal with 129 previous convictions back in court, he asks: why are we funding repeat offenders’ defence, again and again?

Adrian argues it’s a constitutional right — access to justice and a fair trial, no matter who you are or what you earn. Jeremy wants a “three strikes and you’re out” rule… while some callers go even further and say scrap legal aid altogether.

From family law horror stories and massive legal bills, to “scrotes in tracksuits” and court translators, this one turns into an explosive, no-holds-barred debate.