Patrick "Pat" Kenny is a veteran Irish broadcaster, who currently hosts The Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk and Pat Kenny in the Round on UTV Ireland.
Prior to this, Kenny had a 41 year high profile career at RTÉ, in which he was their highest paid presenter for several years. He presented radio show Today with Pat Kenny on RTÉ Radio 1 each weekday morning between 10:00 and midday until 2013. He hosted The Late Late Show from September 1999 until May 2009, however returned as a stand-in host in January 2013.
He presented the current affairs programme, The Frontline, each Monday night from 2009 until its axing in 2013.
He was the co-host of Eurovision Song Contest 1988, as well as numerous other television shows, including Today Tonight, Saturday Live and Kenny Live, and has worked for both RTÉ Radio 1 and RTÉ 2fm, sometimes simultaneously, in a career that has spanned five decades. He is the holder of a Jacob's Award and was perennially cited as the highest paid employee in RTÉ's possession. He was named 23rd most influential person of 2009 by the magazine Village.
RTÉ player http://www.rte.ie/player or http://www.rte.ie/news/thefrontline
published: 10 Nov 2009
The Pat Kenny Show - Newstalk
The Pat Kenny Show, bringing you a different point of view weekday mornings from 9am.
published: 06 Jul 2020
The Frontline: Pat Kenny reacts to 'trophy house' comment
Pat Kenny reacts to ICTU President's comment on "trophy houses"
http://www.rte.ie/player or http://www.rte.ie/news/thefrontline/
published: 03 Nov 2009
RTÉ's Pat Kenny 1980 interview with Steve Jobs
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Looking back on an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died at the age of 56.
published: 06 Oct 2011
"This is propaganda, this is not fact." Pat Kenny challenges Stephen Donnelly on antigen testing
Pat Kenny challenged the Health Minister on his views surrounding antigen testing and their place in Ireland's COVID-19 recovery.
It comes as the Health Minister has criticised NPHET's modelling expert Professor Philip Nolan for comparing antigen tests to snake oil.
Stephen Donnelly says the comment was unhelpful and antigen testing is a part of Government policy when it comes to reopening.
Supermarket Lidl began selling antigen tests late last week, and has been promoting the take-at-home tests across their social media channels.
In a tweet over the weekend, Professor Philip Nolan - NPHET's main modeling and forecasting expert - compared them to snake oil.
He said antigen tests will not keep people safe.
NPHET has long had concerns about the effectiveness of antigen testing, which i...
published: 13 May 2021
Phillip Schofield: Pat Kenny and Terry Prone react to today's interviews
Chairman of The Communications Clinic Terry Prone chats to Pat Kenny about the recently released interviews between Phillip Schofield and the BBC and The Sun.
Phillip admitted his "career is over" after quitting ITV following a brief affair with a much younger male colleague.
The former This Morning presenter says he feels "utterly broken and ashamed" - but insists he didn't groom him.
published: 02 Jun 2023
Pat Kenny - Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient, IFTA Gala TV Awards 2016
CÉLINE DION leads the tributes to PAT KENNY, who received the IFTA Lifetime Achievement Award presented by OLIVIA O'LEARY
published: 11 Oct 2016
Gift Pat Kenny
The Gift Grub crew on Today FM's Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show react to the news that broadcaster Pat Kenny is leaving RTÉ to join rivals Newstalk.
published: 01 Aug 2013
'During the troubles in the North, we didn't see anyone coming up from Dublin with flags' | Newstalk
Kneecap, the Irish hip hop trio from West Belfast, join Pat Kenny in Studio to discuss arse tattoos, promoting the Irish language, and all things sex, drugs, and rap and roll.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap have criticised the anti-immigration unrest in the city in recent days – comparing it to the persecution Irish people suffered in Britain.
Anti-immigration rioters took to the street of Northern Ireland earlier this week – with demonstrators throwing petrol bombs and missiles at police.
Around a dozen people wearing balaclavas and masks threw petrol bombs at PSNI vehicles as riot officers formed lines.
Rioters also burned a cafe, a supermarket and several cars in the city with around 800 people involved.
Speaki...
published: 09 Aug 2024
Pat Kenny does the ice bucket challenge
Pat Kenny does the ice bucket challenge and gives his nominations in aid of the Irish Motor Neuron Disease Association
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Looking back on an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died at the age of 56.
For the latest Irish News go to: http://www.rte.ie/newsnow
Looking back on an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died at the age of 56.
For the latest Irish News go to: http://www.rte.ie/newsnow
Looking back on an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died at the age of 56.
Pat Kenny challenged the Health Minister on his views surrounding antigen testing and their place in Ireland's COVID-19 recovery.
It comes as the Health Minist...
Pat Kenny challenged the Health Minister on his views surrounding antigen testing and their place in Ireland's COVID-19 recovery.
It comes as the Health Minister has criticised NPHET's modelling expert Professor Philip Nolan for comparing antigen tests to snake oil.
Stephen Donnelly says the comment was unhelpful and antigen testing is a part of Government policy when it comes to reopening.
Supermarket Lidl began selling antigen tests late last week, and has been promoting the take-at-home tests across their social media channels.
In a tweet over the weekend, Professor Philip Nolan - NPHET's main modeling and forecasting expert - compared them to snake oil.
He said antigen tests will not keep people safe.
NPHET has long had concerns about the effectiveness of antigen testing, which isn't as reliable as PCR tests.
However, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly criticised the remarks from Professor Nolan.
He said: "I don't think it was a helpful comment, if I'm honest.
"I have great respect for Professor Nolan, and I have no doubt that his concern was around people using them in the wrong way."
The Government has been promising wider use of antigen testing for months, somewhat held back by the concerns of NPHET.
However, the tests will be used in Catherine Martin's trials of big sporting events and gigs.
A number of prominent experts have also said the tests have a place in the country's pandemic response.
The rapid tests are also expected to be used to allow for the safe return of students to college campuses in September, including in Maynooth - the institution where Professor Nolan is University President.
Pat Kenny challenged the Health Minister on his views surrounding antigen testing and their place in Ireland's COVID-19 recovery.
It comes as the Health Minister has criticised NPHET's modelling expert Professor Philip Nolan for comparing antigen tests to snake oil.
Stephen Donnelly says the comment was unhelpful and antigen testing is a part of Government policy when it comes to reopening.
Supermarket Lidl began selling antigen tests late last week, and has been promoting the take-at-home tests across their social media channels.
In a tweet over the weekend, Professor Philip Nolan - NPHET's main modeling and forecasting expert - compared them to snake oil.
He said antigen tests will not keep people safe.
NPHET has long had concerns about the effectiveness of antigen testing, which isn't as reliable as PCR tests.
However, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly criticised the remarks from Professor Nolan.
He said: "I don't think it was a helpful comment, if I'm honest.
"I have great respect for Professor Nolan, and I have no doubt that his concern was around people using them in the wrong way."
The Government has been promising wider use of antigen testing for months, somewhat held back by the concerns of NPHET.
However, the tests will be used in Catherine Martin's trials of big sporting events and gigs.
A number of prominent experts have also said the tests have a place in the country's pandemic response.
The rapid tests are also expected to be used to allow for the safe return of students to college campuses in September, including in Maynooth - the institution where Professor Nolan is University President.
Chairman of The Communications Clinic Terry Prone chats to Pat Kenny about the recently released interviews between Phillip Schofield and the BBC and The Sun.
...
Chairman of The Communications Clinic Terry Prone chats to Pat Kenny about the recently released interviews between Phillip Schofield and the BBC and The Sun.
Phillip admitted his "career is over" after quitting ITV following a brief affair with a much younger male colleague.
The former This Morning presenter says he feels "utterly broken and ashamed" - but insists he didn't groom him.
Chairman of The Communications Clinic Terry Prone chats to Pat Kenny about the recently released interviews between Phillip Schofield and the BBC and The Sun.
Phillip admitted his "career is over" after quitting ITV following a brief affair with a much younger male colleague.
The former This Morning presenter says he feels "utterly broken and ashamed" - but insists he didn't groom him.
Kneecap, the Irish hip hop trio from West Belfast, join Pat Kenny in Studio to discuss arse tattoos, promoting the Irish language, and all things sex, drugs, an...
Kneecap, the Irish hip hop trio from West Belfast, join Pat Kenny in Studio to discuss arse tattoos, promoting the Irish language, and all things sex, drugs, and rap and roll.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap have criticised the anti-immigration unrest in the city in recent days – comparing it to the persecution Irish people suffered in Britain.
Anti-immigration rioters took to the street of Northern Ireland earlier this week – with demonstrators throwing petrol bombs and missiles at police.
Around a dozen people wearing balaclavas and masks threw petrol bombs at PSNI vehicles as riot officers formed lines.
Rioters also burned a cafe, a supermarket and several cars in the city with around 800 people involved.
Speaking to Newstalk at the Irish premiere of their award-winning new film last night, Kneecap criticised the rioters.
Bandmember DJ Próvaí said people should remember our recent history when it comes to oppression.
"It's not representative of who we are as a community; people coming out and f**king harassing people from other countries," he said.
"People have short memories - it's not too long ago that we were on the receiving end of it in England and other countries.
"So for people to come here for refuge and to be treated like that it's shameful.
"People need to look at themselves".
Bandmember Mo Chara said immigrants are contributing to society.
"Not even just coming for refuge - people just moving here for a better life in general," he said.
"These people have f**king shops, they're contributing to society," he added.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
The comedy-drama, which tells the story of the trio, is the first Irish-language movie to win an award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Co-starring Michael Fassbender, it has also recently been chosen as IFTA's submission for the Academy Awards.
#ireland #kneecap #hiphop
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Kneecap, the Irish hip hop trio from West Belfast, join Pat Kenny in Studio to discuss arse tattoos, promoting the Irish language, and all things sex, drugs, and rap and roll.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap have criticised the anti-immigration unrest in the city in recent days – comparing it to the persecution Irish people suffered in Britain.
Anti-immigration rioters took to the street of Northern Ireland earlier this week – with demonstrators throwing petrol bombs and missiles at police.
Around a dozen people wearing balaclavas and masks threw petrol bombs at PSNI vehicles as riot officers formed lines.
Rioters also burned a cafe, a supermarket and several cars in the city with around 800 people involved.
Speaking to Newstalk at the Irish premiere of their award-winning new film last night, Kneecap criticised the rioters.
Bandmember DJ Próvaí said people should remember our recent history when it comes to oppression.
"It's not representative of who we are as a community; people coming out and f**king harassing people from other countries," he said.
"People have short memories - it's not too long ago that we were on the receiving end of it in England and other countries.
"So for people to come here for refuge and to be treated like that it's shameful.
"People need to look at themselves".
Bandmember Mo Chara said immigrants are contributing to society.
"Not even just coming for refuge - people just moving here for a better life in general," he said.
"These people have f**king shops, they're contributing to society," he added.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
The comedy-drama, which tells the story of the trio, is the first Irish-language movie to win an award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Co-starring Michael Fassbender, it has also recently been chosen as IFTA's submission for the Academy Awards.
#ireland #kneecap #hiphop
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Looking back on an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died at the age of 56.
Pat Kenny challenged the Health Minister on his views surrounding antigen testing and their place in Ireland's COVID-19 recovery.
It comes as the Health Minister has criticised NPHET's modelling expert Professor Philip Nolan for comparing antigen tests to snake oil.
Stephen Donnelly says the comment was unhelpful and antigen testing is a part of Government policy when it comes to reopening.
Supermarket Lidl began selling antigen tests late last week, and has been promoting the take-at-home tests across their social media channels.
In a tweet over the weekend, Professor Philip Nolan - NPHET's main modeling and forecasting expert - compared them to snake oil.
He said antigen tests will not keep people safe.
NPHET has long had concerns about the effectiveness of antigen testing, which isn't as reliable as PCR tests.
However, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly criticised the remarks from Professor Nolan.
He said: "I don't think it was a helpful comment, if I'm honest.
"I have great respect for Professor Nolan, and I have no doubt that his concern was around people using them in the wrong way."
The Government has been promising wider use of antigen testing for months, somewhat held back by the concerns of NPHET.
However, the tests will be used in Catherine Martin's trials of big sporting events and gigs.
A number of prominent experts have also said the tests have a place in the country's pandemic response.
The rapid tests are also expected to be used to allow for the safe return of students to college campuses in September, including in Maynooth - the institution where Professor Nolan is University President.
Chairman of The Communications Clinic Terry Prone chats to Pat Kenny about the recently released interviews between Phillip Schofield and the BBC and The Sun.
Phillip admitted his "career is over" after quitting ITV following a brief affair with a much younger male colleague.
The former This Morning presenter says he feels "utterly broken and ashamed" - but insists he didn't groom him.
Kneecap, the Irish hip hop trio from West Belfast, join Pat Kenny in Studio to discuss arse tattoos, promoting the Irish language, and all things sex, drugs, and rap and roll.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap have criticised the anti-immigration unrest in the city in recent days – comparing it to the persecution Irish people suffered in Britain.
Anti-immigration rioters took to the street of Northern Ireland earlier this week – with demonstrators throwing petrol bombs and missiles at police.
Around a dozen people wearing balaclavas and masks threw petrol bombs at PSNI vehicles as riot officers formed lines.
Rioters also burned a cafe, a supermarket and several cars in the city with around 800 people involved.
Speaking to Newstalk at the Irish premiere of their award-winning new film last night, Kneecap criticised the rioters.
Bandmember DJ Próvaí said people should remember our recent history when it comes to oppression.
"It's not representative of who we are as a community; people coming out and f**king harassing people from other countries," he said.
"People have short memories - it's not too long ago that we were on the receiving end of it in England and other countries.
"So for people to come here for refuge and to be treated like that it's shameful.
"People need to look at themselves".
Bandmember Mo Chara said immigrants are contributing to society.
"Not even just coming for refuge - people just moving here for a better life in general," he said.
"These people have f**king shops, they're contributing to society," he added.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
The comedy-drama, which tells the story of the trio, is the first Irish-language movie to win an award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Co-starring Michael Fassbender, it has also recently been chosen as IFTA's submission for the Academy Awards.
#ireland #kneecap #hiphop
________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Looking back on an interview with Apple co-founder Steve Jobs who has died at the age of 56.
Pat Kenny challenged the Health Minister on his views surrounding antigen testing and their place in Ireland's COVID-19 recovery.
It comes as the Health Minister has criticised NPHET's modelling expert Professor Philip Nolan for comparing antigen tests to snake oil.
Stephen Donnelly says the comment was unhelpful and antigen testing is a part of Government policy when it comes to reopening.
Supermarket Lidl began selling antigen tests late last week, and has been promoting the take-at-home tests across their social media channels.
In a tweet over the weekend, Professor Philip Nolan - NPHET's main modeling and forecasting expert - compared them to snake oil.
He said antigen tests will not keep people safe.
NPHET has long had concerns about the effectiveness of antigen testing, which isn't as reliable as PCR tests.
However, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly criticised the remarks from Professor Nolan.
He said: "I don't think it was a helpful comment, if I'm honest.
"I have great respect for Professor Nolan, and I have no doubt that his concern was around people using them in the wrong way."
The Government has been promising wider use of antigen testing for months, somewhat held back by the concerns of NPHET.
However, the tests will be used in Catherine Martin's trials of big sporting events and gigs.
A number of prominent experts have also said the tests have a place in the country's pandemic response.
The rapid tests are also expected to be used to allow for the safe return of students to college campuses in September, including in Maynooth - the institution where Professor Nolan is University President.
Chairman of The Communications Clinic Terry Prone chats to Pat Kenny about the recently released interviews between Phillip Schofield and the BBC and The Sun.
Phillip admitted his "career is over" after quitting ITV following a brief affair with a much younger male colleague.
The former This Morning presenter says he feels "utterly broken and ashamed" - but insists he didn't groom him.
Kneecap, the Irish hip hop trio from West Belfast, join Pat Kenny in Studio to discuss arse tattoos, promoting the Irish language, and all things sex, drugs, and rap and roll.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap have criticised the anti-immigration unrest in the city in recent days – comparing it to the persecution Irish people suffered in Britain.
Anti-immigration rioters took to the street of Northern Ireland earlier this week – with demonstrators throwing petrol bombs and missiles at police.
Around a dozen people wearing balaclavas and masks threw petrol bombs at PSNI vehicles as riot officers formed lines.
Rioters also burned a cafe, a supermarket and several cars in the city with around 800 people involved.
Speaking to Newstalk at the Irish premiere of their award-winning new film last night, Kneecap criticised the rioters.
Bandmember DJ Próvaí said people should remember our recent history when it comes to oppression.
"It's not representative of who we are as a community; people coming out and f**king harassing people from other countries," he said.
"People have short memories - it's not too long ago that we were on the receiving end of it in England and other countries.
"So for people to come here for refuge and to be treated like that it's shameful.
"People need to look at themselves".
Bandmember Mo Chara said immigrants are contributing to society.
"Not even just coming for refuge - people just moving here for a better life in general," he said.
"These people have f**king shops, they're contributing to society," he added.
The trios hotly anticipated new film Kneecap hits cinema screens today.
The comedy-drama, which tells the story of the trio, is the first Irish-language movie to win an award at the Sundance Film Festival.
Co-starring Michael Fassbender, it has also recently been chosen as IFTA's submission for the Academy Awards.
#ireland #kneecap #hiphop
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Patrick "Pat" Kenny is a veteran Irish broadcaster, who currently hosts The Pat Kenny Show on Newstalk and Pat Kenny in the Round on UTV Ireland.
Prior to this, Kenny had a 41 year high profile career at RTÉ, in which he was their highest paid presenter for several years. He presented radio show Today with Pat Kenny on RTÉ Radio 1 each weekday morning between 10:00 and midday until 2013. He hosted The Late Late Show from September 1999 until May 2009, however returned as a stand-in host in January 2013.
He presented the current affairs programme, The Frontline, each Monday night from 2009 until its axing in 2013.
He was the co-host of Eurovision Song Contest 1988, as well as numerous other television shows, including Today Tonight, Saturday Live and Kenny Live, and has worked for both RTÉ Radio 1 and RTÉ 2fm, sometimes simultaneously, in a career that has spanned five decades. He is the holder of a Jacob's Award and was perennially cited as the highest paid employee in RTÉ's possession. He was named 23rd most influential person of 2009 by the magazine Village.
ASU football coach KennyDillingham discusses significance of Pat's Run. ASU football coach Kenny Dillingham discusses how important Pat's Run is to the ASU community on April 12, 2025.
The Easter bunny did not come early for FineGael this year ... Varadkar’s leadership was electoral kryptonite ... Now he has brought that mode to foreign shores ... “A momentous week starts with an interview with Pat Kenny on Newstalk,” the diary began ... .
ASU football coach KennyDillingham discusses significance of Pat's Run. ASU football coach Kenny Dillingham discusses how important Pat's Run is to the ASU community on April 12, 2025.
ASU football coach KennyDillingham discusses significance of Pat's Run. ASU football coach Kenny Dillingham discusses how important Pat's Run is to the ASU community on April 12, 2025.
I just want to be able to contribute my best for the school.” ... ASU football coach KennyDillingham discusses significance of Pat's Run. ASU football coach Kenny Dillingham discusses how important Pat's Run is to the ASU community on April 12, 2025.
It was a long day for Arizona State football coach KennyDillingham... Dillingham served as the race starter for the 21st annual Pat's Run on April 12, which started in the parking ... 42 Pat Tillman jerseys.
The 21st annual Pat's Run in honor of former Arizona State football player Pat Tillman and benefiting the foundation in his name will take place on Saturday, April 12, in Tempe... When is Pat's Run 2025? ... Parking for Pat's Run 2025.
"But this is why St Pat's are so exciting to watch because you know StephenKenny will set up and he will let his wing backs go, his centre midfielders will go and they will be exposed if they lose the ball.
After a lot of intense negotiations and multiple changes of mind, we have finally settled on holiday plans for the summer ... It was the foreign holiday that caused the contention ... READ MORE. Pat Kenny unleashes on ‘dictatorial and despotic’ Donald Trump. .
St Pat's boss StephenKenny said his side were kicking themselves not be ahead at half-time, though he acknowledged that Shelbourne grew into the game strongly in the second half ... St Pat's, after their ...
Pat’s boss StephenKenny may feel more disappointed than Shels’ Damien Duff seeing his side had more of the chances overall – though it was Shels who nearly snatched the win at the death ...