The Greg Hughes Show | Tuesday | 15/09/2026

 

 

Today we address anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim graffiti in Donegal and Dublin, debate the sexualisation of women in sports media, and continue our Irish Music Month local talent showcase.

Inside Today’s Episode:

🚫 Condemning Hate Graffiti in Fanad & Dublin: We examine recent vandalism featuring anti-Irish and anti-Muslim sentiment in Fanad, along with anti-immigrant graffiti in Dublin:

  • Fanad Community Reaction: Local Councillor Declan Meehan firmly condemns the discriminatory graffiti in Fanad, emphasizing community solidarity. Local GP Dr Moazzam joins the show to discuss the personal and social impact of such hate messaging on local residents and health professionals.

  • Dungloe Vandalism Denounced: Councillor Micheál Choilm Mac Giolla Easbuig joins the conversation, offering sharp criticism of anti-immigrant slogans appearing in his area and calling for a unified stance against racism across Ireland.

🏃‍♀️ Controversy Over Sydney Sweeney’s Sports Ad: Journalist and author Kathy Donaghey chats with Greg about the international backlash surrounding actor Sydney Sweeney’s latest promotional campaign. Kathy analyzes criticisms raised by prominent female athletes who argue that the advert’s sexualized imagery diminishes female sports achievements and undermines progress in women’s athletics.

👮 Community Garda Information: Garda Gráinne Doherty delivers this week’s frontline brief, sharing the latest public safety appeals, crime prevention advice, and road safety alerts from Donegal Gardaí.

🎸 Irish Music Month: Local Hero Finalists ‘The Hopeful Kind’: We continue our A New Local Hero talent search as part of Irish Music Month. Indie-pop duo The Hopeful Kind drop into the studio as our second finalists for a chat with Greg, performing live in-studio and showcasing their official competition entry track.

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