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Jack Lynch

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Nov 7, 2026

John LeeGUEST
65:17
So it'll just show you how Gerry Collins is the last.
John LeeGUEST
65:19
I think he's the last of that Jack Lynch, 77.
John LeeGUEST
65:21
He was the last
Daniel McConnellGUEST
65:22
of that,
Kevin LarneyHOST
21:57
So this is in Crowe Park, I assume.
Kevin LarneyHOST
21:59
And it's a doubleheader with the All-Ireland Men's Senior Final, where a young man called Jack Lynch comes out, togs out for cork in their win over Antrim.
Kevin LarneyHOST
22:08
So this is the funny Crowe Park story I was talking about earlier.
Kevin LarneyHOST
22:10
That's just...
Kevin LarneyHOST
22:11
Yeah, so you've got future Taoiseach of the country Charlie High going out and hurling in the minors.
Kevin LarneyHOST
22:15
Game afterwards, future Taoiseach of the country Jack Lynch hurling for the seniors.
Jason BrennanHOST
22:19
Because Jack then Lynch would have been, because you
Kevin LarneyHOST
22:21
called Charlie Hawhey a dual star, but Jack is actually a dual star.
Maire Geoghegan-QuinnGUEST
22:38
And I remember talking to John about it at the time and saying, you know, I've made up my mind.
Maire Geoghegan-QuinnGUEST
22:42
Charlie Haughey, Jack Lynch appointed me a junior minister.
Maire Geoghegan-QuinnGUEST
22:46
Charlie Haughey will now become the Taoiseach of the day if he's voted in, but I'm going to vote for George Cawley.
Maire Geoghegan-QuinnGUEST
22:54
And I did.

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John ConnollyGUEST
29:47
And another, I suppose, well-known person in Fianna Fáil in County Galway, a woman.
John ConnollyGUEST
29:53
And again, I asked more about this because I only knew during the week that from the article in the Tribune that they came, I think it might have been headquarter staff or it may have been common people, came firstly to ask Maura's mother to contest the election.
John ConnollyGUEST
30:06
And following the death of Micheál Kitt senior, I understand that it was Seamus Brennan and Jack Lynch came to their house and again, to ask Bridie Kitt to contest the election.
John ConnollyGUEST
30:16
And Bridie Kitt was a phenomenal individual and very formidable individual.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
13:44
The evidence shows clearly that... unlike what others have said, there was no agreement in Cabaret to let the arms importation to go ahead.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
14:00
And Jack Lynch, the Taoiseach of the time, there's no evidence that he gave authority for that to happen.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
14:06
None at all.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
14:07
Yet this myth has grown up that they all agreed to do this anyway and thought he was a victim.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
16:47
He was able to then position himself for the leadership at the end of the decade.
Patrick GeogheganHOST
16:52
That is a remarkable comeback.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
16:54
It is, but aided and abetted by Jack Lynch, leader of Fianna Fáil, who was weak, a weak person.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
17:02
And the Fianna Fáil front bench in opposition from 1973 to 1977 were pathetic people.
Kevin FlannerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:56
But they sent him home because he said it was totally unacceptable what the Department of Foreign Affairs were negotiating on behalf of the Irish people and on behalf of the fishing industry.
Kevin FlannerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:06
So he was sent home on the first plane out of there because he objected to the then Foreign Affairs Minister, Paddy Hillary, and what Jack Lynch were doing and setting off the industry.
Kevin FlannerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:16
But even since then, the CFP negotiations back in 83 and 84, we got a biologically sensitive area, which now has actually gone with the wind.
Kevin FlannerySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:27
But outside of that, there has been no historical quotas or review of it or anything given to the Irish.
Gerry KellyHOST
6:11
Like it was water off a duck's back at him.
Gerry KellyHOST
6:15
You know, prominent people in Fianna Fáil, like Jack Lynch, of course, Bertie Ahern, Albert Reynolds, he had no time for them.
Gerry KellyHOST
6:22
He dismissed them out of hand, speaking to you.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
6:26
Yes, he had a particular hatred for Jack Lynch.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
6:29
I assume because Lynch humiliated him by firing him and having him prosecuted.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
6:37
Lynch had no decision on the prosecution issue that was done by Colm Condon, the attorney general at the time.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
1:43
He said, absolutely, I was on paternity leave, I'm entitled to be on paternity leave, and I'm not going to apologise for being on paternity leave.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
1:51
Well, Jack is on the line.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
1:52
Jack, what do you think of Simon Harris taking paternity leave.
JackAUDIENCE
1:54
Ciarán, how you doing Ciarán? Who gave him the right to be on paternity leave? He didn't ask me and he's working for me.
JackAUDIENCE
2:03
I'm giving him over 200 or nearly 250,000 a year.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
3:26
Yeah, but he was contactable.
JackAUDIENCE
3:29
But not according to him, he wasn't.
Ciaran CudahyHOST
3:31
No, no, sorry, you obviously didn't listen, Jack.
Des CahillHOST
10:44
It became known as the Thunder and Lightning Final due to the freak, horrendous weather that hit Dublin.
Des CahillHOST
10:50
We'll hear from former Taoiseach Jack Lynch, who played for Cork, and Kilkenny star Jimmy Langton.
Seán O'Shea ConnNARRATOR
11:03
As the 1930s drew to a close, Michal O'Hare was just beginning his illustrious career as a Gaelic Games commentator.
Seán O'Shea ConnNARRATOR
11:11
Having broadcast the 1938 football final, he made his hurling debut in 1939 and as if to heighten the dramatic effect both God and man made their presence felt.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:47
They knew about this thing that was going on over in Europe, but for them...
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:52
Cork and Kilkenny were out there in front.
Seán O'Shea ConnNARRATOR
12:54
And two key players in this real drama were Jack Lynch and Jimmy Langton.
Jimmy LangtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:59
I suppose we were very lucky to beat Cork by one pint.
Eoin SheahanHOST
5:29
Yeah, yeah.
Eoin SheahanHOST
5:30
One nugget, you know, from, you know, just reminding myself of the Jack Lynch, Charles Haughey thing today, which connects Charles Haughey to the Manchester United players, is that Haughey was booed at Jack Lynch's funeral.
Eoin SheahanHOST
5:43
So he knows exactly what all these Manchester United players are going through at Old Trafford every Sunday as his manager, who kind of takes up the Jack Lynch role in all of this, is applauded off the pitch.
Eoin SheahanHOST
5:53
So there we go.
Eoin SheahanHOST
5:54
You were watching very closely last night as things were developing, Steve-O.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
4:46
Okay.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
4:48
There is no evidence, zero evidence, that this was ever authorised in any way by the Cabinet or by Jack Lynch.
Danny McConnellHOST
4:56
No evidence whatsoever?
Vincent BrowneGUEST
4:57
None.
Vincent BrowneGUEST
4:58
Now, there is evidence that Jack Lynch may have known about
Danny McConnellHOST
5:00
it,
Vincent BrowneGUEST
5:01
but there is no evidence that it was either approved by him or authorised by the Cabinet.
Danny McConnellHOST
5:24
Yes, it was

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