Republic of Woke

<p>The Irish Question is back.</p><p>In our first episode after the summer break, Paul Treyvaud, Elaine Mullally and Nick Delehanty discuss the controversy surrounding Dr Ebun Joseph, critical race theory, migration across Europe, Ireland’s IPAS system and the influence of State-funded NGOs.</p><p>The conversation also covers the proposed male-lactation conference, climate policy, flooding and infrastructure, the debate over “tradwives” and the manosphere, tax individualisation, rising energy and fuel costs, and the latest movements in Irish politics.</p><p>Subscribe, share the episode and hit the Hype button if you want to help The Irish Question reach a wider audience.</p><p>CHAPTERS</p><p>0:00 – The Irish Question returns<br>1:17 – Dr Ebun Joseph controversy and the race debate<br>4:56 – Critical race theory and State-funded ideology<br>9:31 – UK migrant guidance and Channel crossings<br>12:51 – The growing scale of small-boat migration<br>14:28 – IPAS, crime and Ireland’s prison capacity<br>17:34 – Planning exemptions for IPAS centres<br>18:08 – Durrow residents secure a planning victory<br>20:50 – Ceuta, Spain and migration across Europe<br>26:10 – Controversy over the male-lactation conference<br>29:30 – Have Irish politicians challenged it?<br>30:27 – NGOs, universities and gender ideology<br>33:02 – Help support the podcast with YouTube Hype<br>34:33 – Climate change claims concerning children<br>37:58 – Killarney flooding, blocked drains and infrastructure<br>40:21 – Carbon taxes, retrofits and climate adaptation<br>42:56 – What is a “tradwife”?<br>45:23 – Elaine defends motherhood and traditional family life<br>48:36 – Tax individualisation and the growth of childcare<br>50:14 – The manosphere and “toxic masculinity” research<br>53:43 – The influence of Ireland’s NGO sector<br>55:03 – Fuel prices, carbon taxes and possible protests<br>58:49 – Business energy costs and conflicting government priorities<br>1:00:28 – Solar power, levies and electricity bills<br>1:01:53 – The hosts’ summer catch-up<br>1:03:55 – Political realignment and new alternatives<br>1:06:35 – Pressure building within Fianna Fáil<br>1:07:19 – Final thoughts and what’s coming next</p>