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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 48 MIN

Episode 173

from Let's Go Green with Aisling O'Rourke · host Shannon Fogerty

On this week’s Let’s Go Green, Professor John Sweeney explains why renewed discussion around nuclear energy is distracting from the urgent climate solutions Ireland needs right now, including faster investment in renewable energy and energy efficiency. Security and Defence Analyst Declan Power joins me to discuss the growing importance of protecting Ireland’s energy security, from critical infrastructure and cyber threats to ensuring a reliable and sustainable energy supply for the future. Niall Hatch of BirdWatch Ireland shares an important warning for bird lovers this summer. A fatal parasitic disease called trichomoniasis is being spread by Garden feeders. Niall explains why people are being advised to stop feeding birds, how to properly clean feeders and what signs of illness the public should watch out for. And we pay tribute to David Attenborough as he celebrates his 100th birthday, reflecting on the extraordinary impact his broadcasting career has had on how we understand nature, biodiversity and the climate crisis. Tune in every Monday night at 7pm on Midlands 103 or listen back on your preferred podcast platform. Let’s Go Green is proudly sponsored by EirGrid Group.

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