Stephen Nolan's no nonsense approach to confronting the biggest issues of the day: an unmissable mixture of news, phone ins and entertainment. From BBC Radio Ulster
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 84 days 36 minutes
Where should the money come from to make up tens of millions shortfall for Casement Park stadium?
How much should the GAA pay?
Fallout from Devenish strip show event continues - is Northern Ireland prudish?
And more on the announcement of the Irish Government cross-border funding.
Owner of UK Pleasure Boys defends show as explicit videos divide opinion on social media
& work has started at Casement Park this morning.
Money, money, money - how is Stormont going to cut its cloth?
Where are the ideas from the newly formed Executive?
First Minister rules out 15% rates rise to meet the Government’s demand for revenue raising
But where will the £113 million the Government says the Executive has to raise come from?
Are we facing big rates rises? What did our politicians agree with the UK govt before Stormont's return?
UK Government say the Executive must raise £113m in extra revenue this year.
Did Executive parties agree to implement revenue raising in return for £3.3bn deal?
And are we any closer to implementing a plan for free childcare?
NI Children's hospice to cut half of weekend beds - despite more money from Health Minister. Acting Director speaks to Nolan.
And has the Irish sea border issue been dealt with? Some DUP figures don't think so
Tories block funding for Belfast rap trio Kneecap because they ‘oppose’ the union
And Paul Girvan talks to Stephen about his first days in the job
Are we set for a big rates increase as local government grapples with public finances?
And a Belfast trader has voices serious concerns over the future of the city centre.