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Conor Faughnan’s Driving Life

Conor Faughnan’s Driving Life

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 The podcast for people who *don’t* act their age.All rights reserved Politics & Government
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  • Conor Faughnan's Driving Life: Conor meets Fintan Drury

    Conor Faughnan's Driving Life: Conor meets Fintan Drury
    Jul 13 2025

    Fintan Drury once presented Morning Ireland, set up & then sold Drury Communications, set up a Sports Management company to represent global football & golf stars & brought the Ryder Cup to Ireland. He was also Chairman of Paddy Power and was on the board of Anglo Irish Bank in the run up to their collapse. He's written about that before but his latest book is about the situation in Gaza, called Catastrophe - Nakba II.
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    37 mins
  • Terry Prone

    Terry Prone
    Nov 3 2023
    A household name since her early teens, she has just published her new memoir ‘Caution to the Wind’; an account of her early years becoming one of Ireland’s new young voices, her wonderful but deeply controversial marriage to Tom Savage, a priest in the Ireland of the 70s, and on through their later successes and her own extraordinary career.
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    26 mins
  • Shane Byrne

    Shane Byrne
    Oct 6 2023
    Conor talks to former rugby international Shane Byrne. They chat about his playing days and how he is very much enjoying his current life especially where there’s a bit of craic. They also talk about modern rugby and Ireland’s performance at the rugby world cup.
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    36 mins

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