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Nov 23, 2024 | westmeathexaminer.ie | Pat Kenny

By Pat Kenny During the Second World War, an Irish priest saved the lives of 6,500 prisoners. His headquarters was inside the German College next to St Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Monsignor Hugh O’Flaherty, likened to the Irish Schindler, or a Michael Collins, remains a largely unsung hero despite his fearless defiance of the Third Reich. Saving countless lives, he provided sanctuary in the most unlikely of places: flats, farms, convents and monasteries.

Mar 3, 2024 | medium.com | Pat Kenny

John F Kennedy will be remembered for many things. The lives he touched and the people of all backgrounds he brought together during his time in the White House leave a legacy that will be long remembered. He possessed unwavering determination, yet embraced flexibility when needed. But his true standouts were energy, charisma and humour. His legendary wit, seamlessly woven into speeches and conversations, shone brightly during his historic 1963 visit to Ireland.

Oct 3, 2023 | rts.org.uk | Pat Kenny

This will be the first in an annual lecture series, named to honour the momory of the late,great and beloved broadcaster Gay Byrne, whose anniversary is on the 4th of November. The Keynote speaker will be Moya Doherty, former chair of our national broadcaster RTÉ, and the moderator will be Pat Kenny, the well-known broadcaster and journalist now of Newstalk, and who had succeeded Gay as host of the longest running chat show in the world, the Late Late Show.

Jul 8, 2023 | westmeathexaminer.ie | Pat Kenny

By Pat Kenny In 2011, the government, under Enda Kenny, recognising the immense potential of the Irish dairy sector, attracted a staggering €700 million investment that brought prosperity to farmers and rural communities. In a bewildering twist, however, the current Irish government want to stifle this thriving industry and crush the hard-earned income of dedicated farmers.