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A podcaster and influencer who stalked former college friends using fake online profiles has been ordered to behave for six months by a sheriff.

A leading medic has explained why some people don't catch Covid-19. She said there were four main reasons why some people are immune - and said a new study has been launched to dig deeper.

All hail Claire Byrne who has become a national hero after calling out Nigel Farage on air during Monday’s installment of Claire Byrne Live.

Claire Byrne is one very busy woman, from raising three children at home to headlining her own TV show once a week, as well as a daily radio show.

Claire Byrne has opened up about the loss of her father, who died a number of months ago during the height of the pandemic.

When it comes to man’s best friend, there are usually two types of people, those who are dog mad and those who are not. For presenter Aonghus McAnally, it’s an absolute no it seems and he may just have lost himself some friends over his opinion.

Claire Byrne Live viewers were left with a bitter taste in their mouths after the show aired a taste test segment about burgers during Monday’s show.

‘Being mentally ill is such a prison because you can’t amputate your brain, you know, you can’t kill off the bad bits and keep the good bits of the brain, you’re really stuck with the whole thing,’ explains Sophie White.

RTÉ audiences were glued to their screens following a dramatic turn of events for Joe Brolly on Claire Byrne Live.

With Oprah’s exclusive interview with Meghan and Harry broadcasting on RTÉ Two on Monday night, it was always going to be an uphill battle for viewing figures on RTÉ One.

We never thought we’d see the day where RTÉ presenter Claire Byrne would use the term ‘Sperminator’ on her show, but really was there any other suitable moniker to describe her guest, Ari Nagel.

If ever there was a sign of the times we’re living in, it was the decision to book in a man dyeing his wife’s hair as a segment on Claire Byrne Live.

‘That’s why we’re speaking out now, we don’t want anyone to go through what he’s been through for a decade,’ Erin McClean told the Today with Claire Byrne show on RTÉ Radio one on Wednesday.

Claire Byrne Live left some viewers in somewhat of an awkward situation after last night’s episode left them trying to explain OnlyFans to their family.

Claire Byrne Live viewers had quite the shock while watching last night’s episode when they saw Ireland’s leading biochemist Professor Luke O’Neill and comedian Bernard O’Shea appeared on the show in a very unexpected way.

Not a day has gone by when we don’t hear about COVID-19, and while you expect to hear it on the news as the top talking point, it seems people are getting sick of seeing it on weekly shows.

Sheila, a survivor from St Patrick’s Mother and Baby Home in Ireland during the 70s, broke people’s hearts when she appeared on Claire Byrne Live on Monday night.

pub fight. The CCTV footage shows Claire Byrne and Paula Breen attacking each other with glasses and a wine bottle last year.

direct to your inboxTwo mums have been left scarred for life after glassing each other in fight at a Liverpool pub.Horrifying CCTV footage shows the moment the pair entered into a savage pub fight that left them both with facial injuries.Claire Byrne, 35, and 40-year-old Paula Breen were both hospitalised as a result of the drunken brawl at the Clock in Kirkdale, Liverpool.

Some Today with Claire Byrne listeners were disgusted by Friday’s show as it aired a report on hare coursing which included the claim that, ‘Coursing clubs are the hares greatest ally’.

Our hair has been a topic of conversation in 2020 as we were left to our own devices for the majority of the year.

Claire Byrne Live saw the host face off against her new arch nemesis: Dustin the Turkey.

We thought we’d seen it all on Claire Byrne Live but clearly there is nothing the production team on Claire Byrne won’t make their poor mannequin do.

Claire Byrne has revealed some of the mistakes she made when she started out as one of TV3’s ‘shiny girls’.The TV host says she was incredibly naive about protecting her privacy when she first began life in the public eye.Claire had got her first break as a news reporter for BBC Jersey before joining TV3 as a news reporter and then getting the gig at Ireland AM.

JNLR) and some shows saw mega increases during 2020.With more people working from home due to the pandemic, it seems they were turning on the radio as well as the telly.The figures showed that overall, COVID-19 updates had an impact on listeners’ habits with even News at One on RTE Radio One seeing an increase in listeners.Claire Byrne took over the Today slot in August from Sarah McInerney who had subbed in over the summer, both to rave reviews, and the listener figures show that.The programme,

Sarah McInerney and Cormac O’hEadhra will take the wheel of Drivetime, RTÉ radio 1’s afternoon current affairs show today.

Today with Claire Byrne is getting into its groove on air but landing the big gig of replacing Sean O’Rourke hasn’t changed things at home for the show’s new host.Asked whether her kids had heard her on her new gig, RTÉ’s Claire Byrne shared, ‘I don’t know, I haven’t asked them actually. They’re kind of used to it.’‘They don’t have that much awareness of what I do.

RTÉ’s new season launch, Claire Byrne shared how she is after recovering: ‘I have experienced a new allergy which I’m looking into at the moment to see what that’s about.’Throughout her recovery, we saw the presenter beamed into our homes from her shed as she continued to host Claire Byrne Live.‘Apart from that I’m fine, but what I would say is that I took a long time to recover from COVID-19, even though I suppose what I had was a mild dose.’‘I still had fatigue for quite a long time.

take over Sean O’Rourke’s coveted Today slot on Radio 1.And now we’ve got our first look at the RTÉ presenter in the hot seat.Not only is she debuting her new job, she also debuted a new hairstyle.

RTÉ Radio 1’s schedule switch up which sees more women on air.Major moves include Sean O’Rourke’s old slot turning into Today with Claire Byrne while what was to be his new slot will now be Saturday with Katie Hannon, due to the fallout from his Oireachtas Golf Society dinner attendance.Many were keen to know where Sarah McInerney would end up and she’s ‘really excited’ to be getting behind the wheel of the Drivetime slot alongside Cormac Ó hEadhra , who had presented the weekend slot that Katie

Today with Claire Byrne host replied, ‘That’s not true. I’ve been in this business for 25 years.

take over Sean O’Rourke’s coveted Today slot on Radio 1.And now we’ve got our first look at the RTÉ presenter in the hot seat.Not only is she debuting her new job, she also debuted a new hairstyle.

Claire Byrne will present Radio 1’s key mid-morning slot, RTÉ has announced. Byrne will become the permanent replacement to Seán O’Rourke on the Today programme from Monday.

Claire Byrne Live on RTÉ One has now officially been given the Today with Claire Byrne show after being tipped as the bookies favourite in recent weeks.Speaking about her new slot Claire Byrne said, ‘I am truly delighted, honoured and humbled to be taking on this new role at RTÉ Radio 1.’‘My job will be to represent the voices of the RTÉ Radio 1 listeners, and to always ask the questions they want answered at this most critical time.

RTÉ presenter told the Human Nature podcast.‘I’m not entirely sure, but definitely there are residual things happening, like you know, taking Sudafed in the morning, that’s not normal, but I’m doing that sometimes,’ she added.She also described the ‘awful fatigue and weak respiratory issues’ that she still experiences since contracting the virus.Diagnosed with Covid-19 back in March, Byrne recalls bursting into tears when she found out she had it because she feared she had infected her elderly

Human Nature podcast with Rodney Edwards, Claire admitted that when she got her test results back she burst into tears and was ‘absolutely terrified.’She said: ‘I was terrified, absolutely terrified.