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• Around the World

  Jonathan DeBurca Butler joins Seán Moncrieff to take listeners through the week's international stories…

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• Restorative justice for serious crimes

  Restorative Justice is a voluntary process where victims and offenders, with the help of an impartial third party, meet to resolve repair the harm done by the crime committed. While this process is available for ‘lower tariff offenses’, more serious cases aren’t always seen as eligible. So why is that, and should it be more accessible? Lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice at UCD Professor Marie Keenan joins Séan to discuss.

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• Family dinner time under threat

  Family dinner time seems to be increasingly under threat. A survey carried out in the UK found a minority of people at the table, with 45% eating in front of the TV. Hotelier, TV personality and author of Guide to Modern Irish Manners Noel Cunningham joins Séan to discuss.

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• Building your own tiny house

  The cost-of-living and housing crisis have made life extremely difficult for the young people of Ireland. Many have had to resort to emigration or living at home well into their thirties. Paul Lawford, though, decided he was going to find another solution to the problem by building himself a tiny house from scratch. Paul joins Séan to discuss how others can follow in his footsteps.

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• Can you fix a dodgy haircut?

  At the US Open this week, the world number two Carlos Alcarez sported a new tight haircut. He revealed in a post-match press interview that this was because his brother had tried to give him a trim but made a complete mess of it. How often do barbers have to perform this corrective surgery? Barber Phil Domino with Neighbourhood Threat on Fade St in Dublin joins Séan to discuss.

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