พอดคาสท์ Niall ชั้นนำ (2025)

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#595 Islam: The Conversation We Won’t Have? (With David Quinn) 30:40

13h ago30:40

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In this episode, Niall is joined by David Quinn, journalist and columnist with the Sunday Independent, for a challenging and wide-ranging conversation on Islamic extremism, public debate, and the growing confusion around what is — and is not — anti-Semitism. David argues that Islamic extremism remains one of the most difficult topics to discuss ope…

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Jam Crack Archives: The View from Dead Horse Point 42:54

5d ago42:54

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A classic Jam Crack story episode from 2016. Chris Schulte reads the classic tale of climbing exploration in the American desert. Pure gold.โดย niall grimes

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#594 Christmas Stockings & Canine Spending 25:54

13h ago25:54

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In this episode, Niall opens the phone lines after receiving an email that’s struck a nerve with pet lovers and budget-watchers alike. A listener says he’s literally in the doghouse after a blazing row with his wife — not over the kids or the mortgage, but over the dog. The dog in question is a 10-year-old Bichon Frise, and the wife has spent close…

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#593 Should Youth Crime be erased at 18? 55:21

13h ago55:21

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In this episode, host Niall is joined by Laoise Da Brun, Barrister-at-Law, and Karl Deeter, political commentator, to tackle a contentious legal and moral question: Should criminal convictions committed as a minor be wiped clean once a person reaches adulthood? The UK is now considering following Ireland’s approach, where most criminal offences com…

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#592 Marriage Before the Mattress, No Shame? 1:08:37

1d ago1:08:37

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Niall is joined by Ben Scallan from Gript Media for a wide-ranging conversation about the quiet but noticeable rise in Christianity among young people across the world — and how changing attitudes to faith are colliding with modern ideas about sex, identity, and self-worth. The discussion was sparked by comments made on Piers Morgan Uncensored, whe…

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#591 Bah Humbug Bosses. No Christmas Bonus 53:27

1d ago53:27

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Niall opens the phone lines to callers today after an email from a frustrated father of two who says a recent change in management at his workplace has led to the scrapping of the annual Christmas bonus. For him, it’s more than just money — it’s about recognition. “It’s stingy and shows a lack of respect for staff not to give at least a week’s extr…

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#590 American Tourists: The Social Media Visa Test 1:16:19

6d ago1:16:19

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Is screening tourists’ social media legitimate security — or blatant authoritarianism? In this timely episode, host Niall sits down with American-born social commentator Karl Deeter to unpack the Trump administration’s controversial new proposal to make foreign tourists hand over up to five years of social media history before they can enter the Un…

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#589 Digital ID: Protecting Kids or Tracking Adults? 55:07

6d ago55:07

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In this episode, host Niall dives into the government’s newly announced Digital Wallet and Age Verification Pilot, a scheme framed as a major step in protecting children online. But Niall isn’t buying the whole narrative. While he agrees that under-18s need better safeguards, he questions whether this “robust age-verification tool” is really just a…

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#587 The Burqa Ban: Should Ireland Copy Portugal? 54:08

7d ago54:08

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On today’s episode host Niall opens the lines to listeners for a lively and thought-provoking discussion on a headline story that’s dividing opinion across Europe. Portugal has just joined Switzerland and eight other European nations in banning the burqa, niqab, and other cultural or religious face coverings in public spaces. The move has sparked i…

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#588 Facial Recognition on Every Corner? 1:11:03

7d ago1:11:03

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On this episode Niall talks about : The British government is preparing to introduce next-generation surveillance cameras—systems engineered not only to capture images but to analyse movements, behaviour, and even emotional states in public spaces. Supporters say this leap in technology could revolutionise public safety: detecting suspicious activi…

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#586 Mam, I’m Moving In… Again 1:05:38

8d ago1:05:38

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On today’s show, Niall dives into one of the most talked-about government ads in years — a new TV campaign encouraging adult children to move back in with their parents. Is this a compassionate message about family support, or a not-so-subtle admission that housing has become completely unaffordable? This episode takes on the debate from both angle…

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#585 Ireland & the EU: Blessing or Burden? 58:37

8d ago58:37

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On today’s episode, Niall sits down with Cormac Lucey, Economics Columnist with The Sunday Times (Ireland), for a frank and provocative conversation about the future of the European Union — and what it means for Ireland. Recent comments from Elon Musk and Donald Trump have reignited debate about whether the EU is heading for economic decline and so…

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#584 Impartiality at Risk: RTÉ’s Stand 1:06:16

9d ago1:06:16

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Today on the show, Niall dives into one of the most heated cultural and political debates of the week: RTÉ’s decision to boycott the Eurovision Song Contest while Israel remains a participant. The national broadcaster has confirmed it will neither take part in nor air the contest—a move that has sparked strong reactions across Ireland. Niall breaks…

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#583 Does the 3-Day Wait Still Make Sense? 1:03:45

9d ago1:03:45

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In this episode, Niall sits down with Eilís Mulroy for an in-depth conversation about one of the most contentious aspects of Ireland’s abortion legislation: the mandatory three-day waiting period. Drawing on new data from the Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA), Niall and Eilís unpack the organisation’s findings that there is “no scientific su…

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#581 Is Security Worth Your Sanity? 53:20

13d ago53:20

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Today, Niall opens the phone lines to tackle a dilemma many people quietly live with but rarely talk about openly. We received an email from a man who has spent twenty years in the same job. He feels undervalued, underpaid, and stuck—but with a wife and two children depending on his steady income, he’s terrified to take the leap and start his own b…

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#582 Goverment Are Brainwashed By Trans Activists 23:39

13d ago23:39

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On today’s show, Niall speaks with Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín following his fiery contribution in the Dáil yesterday — a speech that has already stirred intense debate nationwide. Tóibín claimed that members of the Government have become “brainwashed by trans activists” and that not one of them is willing to answer what he calls a “simple question”…

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#580 No Energy Credits, No Care, No Shame 57:22

13d ago57:22

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This week, Niall sits down with Cllr. Albert Deasy for a frank and timely discussion on a question many Irish households are quietly asking this winter: Why can the Government find another €125 million for Zelenskyy and Ukraine, yet refuse to fund energy credits for its own citizens—citizens who are facing some of the highest energy bills in the wo…

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JCPC 192 Hamish Frost 1:26:48

13d ago1:26:48

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Scottish winter climbing activist and photographer Hamish Frost traces his career in the outdoors, thinks about his art and delves into his experience of coming out in the world of climbing.โดย Niall Grimes

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#578 Fortress Ireland or Free-for-All? UNCENSORED 1:06:12

14d ago1:06:12

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In today’s episode, Niall sits down with journalist and bestselling author Eoin — writer of Vandalising Ireland — to discuss one of the most contentious issues currently shaping Irish politics: the surge in asylum claims entering the Republic of Ireland via Northern Ireland. Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan recently stated that almost 90% of asylum…

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#579 Drink Driving: Lock ’Em Up? 1:12:56

14d ago1:12:56

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This week Niall takes calls from listeners — some angry, some sorrowful, some torn — about the holiday-time crackdown An Garda Síochána begins every December: Operation Live-saver. With drink-driving arrests spiking around the festive season, the stakes couldn’t be higher. One caller shared a tragic story: his daughter was killed by a drunk driver,…

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#577 Kids Alone Till 6pm — Is It OK? 1:13:51

15d ago1:13:51

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Niall opens the lines for a deeply divisive and emotional discussion sparked by an email from a worried listener. She says her next-door neighbour — a single mother of two young children, aged around 11 and 7 — leaves them home alone every weekday while she goes to work, sometimes not returning until after 6pm. The children come home from school, l…

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#576 Protecting Children or Policing Everyone? 1:03:56

15d ago1:03:56

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Australia is set to become the first country in the world to ban under-16s from all social media. At first glance many people will say, “Great — it’s about time!” But how exactly do they plan to enforce it? Under the new system, anyone who wants to create an account on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, X, YouTube, or any major platform will ne…

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#575 Is It Irresponsible to Post Your Kids Online? 1:05:26

16d ago1:05:26

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In this episode, Niall is joined by social commentator Elaine Mullaly to unpack a striking new story that has sparked fear, debate, and soul-searching among parents across Ireland. The conversation centres on the Data Protection Commission’s dramatic new advert, part of its “Pause Before You Post” campaign, which warns about the dangers of “sharent…

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#574 Antisemitism: The Herzog Park Backlash 1:02:35

16d ago1:02:35

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Niall is Joined by John McGuirk (Gript Media) In this episode, Niall sits down with John McGuirk, Editor-in-Chief of Gript Media, to dive into one of Dublin’s most heated current controversies: the proposal by several Dublin councillors to rename Herzog Park — a small southside park named after Chaim Herzog, the Belfast-born Jewish man who grew up …

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#573 Crash or Crime? Should Drivers Go to Jail? 56:27

20d ago56:27

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On today’s show, Niall opens the lines to listeners after a heated debate broke out yesterday. One caller argued that any driver involved in a fatal road traffic accident caused by careless driving should automatically face manslaughter charges and go to jail. The comment split the audience. Some listeners agreed, saying Ireland’s penalties for dan…

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#572 No Rush to Reproduce: The New Normal? 1:00:04

20d ago1:00:04

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On today’s episode, host Niall sits down with Laura Perrin of Gript Media to unpack a tweet that has ignited a storm online. An American influencer sparked outrage among feminists by claiming: “There is a limited window of time for easy, healthy pregnancies. You can start a new career at 50.” Her message—suggesting that having children should take …

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#571 How Offenders Dodge Full Justice 1:13:32

21d ago1:13:32

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Today on the show, Niall speaks with journalist and barrister Sarah Ryan about one of the most controversial issues in criminal justice today: mitigating circumstances — and whether it is fair on victims when perpetrators cite drug use, alcohol, mental illness or trauma to reduce a sentence. Together they explore why such defences exist, what legal…

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#570 Inside Dublin’s Rent Rise Decision 1:05:05

21d ago1:05:05

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Coming up live after 12pm today, Niall sits down with Councillor Gavin Pepper to unpack one of the week’s most heated local issues: Dublin City Council’s decision to increase rent for social housing and HAP tenants, along with a planned rise in property tax in 2026. In this episode, Niall explores why the Council voted for the increase, what it mea…

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#569 The €5k Kids’ Christmas Debate 1:02:28

23d ago1:02:28

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Niall opens the phone lines today after receiving a striking email from a listener: Her sister is planning to spend €5,000 on her three children this Christmas — money she’s actually borrowing to make it happen. When she challenged her sister, saying it sends the wrong message and teaches the kids they can have anything they want, the pair fell out…

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#568 Five Years, No Home: A builders Betrayal 19:43

23d ago19:43

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On today’s episode, Niall dives into one of the most shocking and heartbreaking housing stories in Ireland right now — the collapse of the Ringfort Estate development in Rathmoylon, Co Meath, and the desperate families caught in the middle of it. Niall is joined by Áontú leader Peadar Tóibín along with John Ennis and Elma Beirne, one of the couples…

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#567 2025: The Year Politics Fell Apart 57:31

23d ago57:31

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2025 has been a whirlwind year in Irish politics—depending on where you stand, it’s either been a welcome shake-up or a slow-motion disaster. A new government found its feet only to stumble through a botched presidential election. Immigration and housing remain unsolved crises, the National Children’s Hospital is still unfinished, prisons are overc…

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#565 Letting Prisoners Home For christmas 1:12:45

27d ago1:12:45

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On today’s show, Niall is joined by social commentator and restaurateur Paul Trayvaud for a lively and thought-provoking discussion on a topic that returns every December: temporary and early release for prisoners over Christmas. Last year, 138 prisoners in Ireland were granted temporary release during the holiday season, and projections suggest th…

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#566 Still Love Him… But Not In Love: What Now? 1:01:27

27d ago1:01:27

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On today’s episode, Niall dives into one of the most emotionally charged dilemmas we’ve ever received. A 42-year-old mother of three has written in with a heartbreaking confession: she loves her 58-year-old husband as a partner and father, but she’s no longer in love with him. As he has aged and become less fit, she’s found herself feeling less and…

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Immigration, Transgenderism, and Economic Realities With Neil Munro 33:17

27d ago33:17

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Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the heart of some of today's most contentious issues as host Niall Boylan engages in a candid conversation with Neil Munro, editor and reporter at Breitbart News. In this episode, they delve deep into the complexities surrounding immigration, transgenderism, and their profound economic implications. From…

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Jam Crack Archives: Taylor Parsons 2:26:27

27d ago2:26:27

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One from the vaults of 2021. Taylor Parson's incredible story of transition from world-class boulderer to mum of three and the trauma and passion that mapped the way. Trigger warning: suicide references.โดย Niall Grimes

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#564 Can Money Really Buy Happiness? 58:26

28d ago58:26

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On today’s episode, The Nost Niall dives into one of the oldest questions in the world: does money buy you happiness? Inspired by a listener’s email — and a headline-grabbing story about Elon Musk — Niall opens the lines and invites callers to weigh in. We explore the extraordinary news that Elon Musk could become the world’s first trillionaire. Hi…

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#563 Your Choice? Born Then or Born Now Today 1:13:10

28d ago1:13:10

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On today’s episode, Niall sits down with journalist David Quinn to unpack a striking new global poll that reveals something surprising: nearly twice as many people say they’d rather have been born in 1975 than today. And in Ireland, the numbers are even more dramatic — 48% versus just 25%. Why are so many of us nostalgic for the past? Are we viewin…

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My Bloody Valentine's Loveless (Live Podcast) 34:36

28d ago34:36

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For our latest Live Listen Closely album listening party chat podcast, we are chiming in with My Bloody Valentine fever as the band prepare to play Dublin for the first time in 33 years this week. Their seminal and definite album Loveless is considered a classic of shoegaze, a totem of the genre. If shoegaze is about building sonic cathedrals, Love…

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Lines of Enquiry: The Hidden Stories Behind Ireland’s Most Compelling Cases 2:51

28d ago2:51

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Check out GoLoud's brand new Irish true crime series Lines of Enquiry. The podcast is presented by retired Garda detective John Sweetman, who spent decades working on some of Ireland’s most complex and shocking investigations. Each episode revisits a real case from high-profile murders to disappearances that baffled detectives for years. In this sh…

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#562 Is Cash Still King? 1:27:27

29d ago1:27:27

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Today on the Show: “Cash Is King? Gavin Pepper on Blackouts, Cyber Threats & the Cashless Future” On today’s episode, Niall sits down with Dublin City Councillor Gavin Pepper to unpack a surprising new recommendation from the Government: keep some cash at home in case of future blackouts or cyberattacks. The suggestion has sparked debate across the…

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#561 Immigration, Can They Fix It? Doubt It. 58:20

29d ago58:20

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On today’s episode, Niall sits down with Laura Perrins of Gript Media to unpack her recent commentary on Ireland’s rapidly intensifying immigration debate. With Simon Harris and Jim O’Callaghan now talking tough on migration policy in the wake of the UK Home Secretary’s latest proposals, Niall asks the big question: is this genuine political will o…

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#560 RTÉ: Keep the Fee or Set It Free 1:15:16

30d ago1:15:16

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This week on the show, Niall opens the lines for what quickly becomes one of the most heated conversations of the year: Is RTÉ biased—and should Ireland scrap the TV licence fee altogether? The debate kicks off after a major international media storm. The BBC has been thrust into the spotlight following accusations that it edited a video of Donald …

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#559 Too Young to Vote or Old Enough to Care? 57:18

30d ago57:18

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In this episode, Niall is joined by commentator Karl Deeter and a lively panel of callers as they unpack one of the most talked-about political proposals of the week: the Social Democrats’ new Bill aiming to lower Ireland’s voting age from 18 to 16. With the Dáil set to debate the Forty-first Amendment of the Constitution (Reduction of Voting Age t…

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JCPC 190 Pritchard Wainwright Trango part 2 1:16:39

1M ago1:16:39

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Part two of this double. Hear about the origins of speedy aid and how the pair got on on their expedition to this beautiful mountain.โดย Niall Grimes

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JCPC 189 Pritchard Wainwright Trango part 1 1:25:08

1M ago1:25:08

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In 1995 two of UK trad climbing's brightest stars left Llanberis for Pakistan's Trango Tower. Paul Pritchard and Adam Wainwright honed their skills and boldness on the sea cliffs of North Wales. Their lives led them onto bigger things. In part one of this two-parter we trace a line through their friendship, what climbing was like in the early 1990s…

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