Presented by Des Cahill.

Presented by Linda Hughes of Met Éireann.

Seán Kelly, Ireland South Fine Gael MEP, on why he thinks we should scrap daylight savings time.

Kate Varley runs through events taking place around the country this bank holiday weekend.

Lucy Norris reports on the rise and rise of non-alcoholic drinks.

UNRWA's Sam Rose discusses the humanitarian situation in Gaza as an Israeli strike kills at least 17 people.

Presented by Kate Carolan.

Presented by Petula Martyn.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Philip Watt, Mental Reform Ireland, discusses why they are disappointed the new Mental Health Bill won't be passed before the general election.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that Gerard Hutch, the man known as 'the Monk', is due to appear in court in Spain later this morning in connection with alleged money laundering offences.

John McCartney, Director of Research with BNP Paribas Real Estate discusses the latest housing figures.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Evelyn O’Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent, reports on the shortlist for the An Post Irish Book Awards.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

North East Correspondent Marc O'Driscoll discusses the latest in the search for Dundalk boy Kyran Durnin.

Hannah Daly, Professor in Sustainable Energy Systems at UCC, outlines what the latest Emissions Gap report from the United Nations means for Ireland.

Vincent Kearney, Northern Editor reports on the sentencing of an Armagh man later today following an international catfishing investigation.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Presented by Aoife Kealy of Met Éireann.

David Smith, The Guardian’s Washington Bureau Chief reports on the latest in the US Presidential race.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Brian Hanley CEO Alliance for Insurance Reform discusses the rise in the cost of motor premiums.

John-Mark McCafferty, chief executive of Threshold, discusses new figures showing a rise in the number of renters getting termination notices as private landlords leave the market.

Presented by Petula Martyn.

TII's Sean O'Neill explanes why some tolls are increasing from the new year.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, speaks on the UK government's decision to challenge the Legacy Act court ruling despite plans to repeal it.

Deirdre Kenny, One in Four, discusses why child sexual abuse is still a major issue in Ireland.

Michael Cryan, Detective Superintendent with the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau outlines the details behind the sentencing of a 26-year-old Bank of Ireland employee who facilitated the Black Axe Organised Crime Group.

North East Correspondent Marc O'Driscoll discusses the latest in the seach for Dundalk boy Kyran Durnin.

Minister for Justice and newly-appointed deputy leader of Fine Gael, Helen McEntee announces the operation of the Average Safety Camera systems on the N5 and the N3.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that Gerard Hutch, the man known as 'The Monk', and a number of his relatives have been arrested in Spain as part of an investigation into money laundering activities.

Tony Gallagher, Event, Security, and Risk Manager with Ashtree Risk Group and former inspector for North Central Dublin discusses the rise of crime against retailers.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Jamie Cudden, Smart City Programme Manager, Dublin City Council, discusses the launch of the Drone Innovation Project.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Washington Correspondent Sean Whelan reports from the now swing state North Carolina ahead of the upcoming vote in the US Presidential Election.

Presented by Mark Bowe of Met Éireann.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that a number of searches have been carried out in Ireland and Spain as part of an investigation into the activities of the Hutch organised crime group.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Georgios Petropoulos, Head of the UN Sub Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Gaza discusses the latest of the dire situation in northern Gaza.

Marc O'Driscoll, North East Correspondent, gives us the latest developments the search for missing child Kyran Durnin in Dundalk.

US Based Journalist Harriet Alexander discusses the trafficking charges brought against former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries.

Alan Kelly, Labour TD for Tipperary and member of the Public Accounts Committee, discusses the increased cost of building modular homes for Ukrainian refugees.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Marie Donnelly, Chair of the Climate Change Advisory Council, warns that it is unlikley Ireland will meet its second carbon budget for 2026 - 2030 and that could lead to billions of euros in fines.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Michael O’Sullivan former Assistant Garda Commissioner discusses the significance of the prison sentences handed down to senior figures of the Kinahan crime gang in the UK.

Paddy Joe Burke discusses the legacy of his barber shop as he takes in the poll for the final time this evening.

Juliette Touma, UNRWA Director of Communications, on the impact of continued bombing on the people living in Northern Gaza.

Sarah Benson, CEO of Women’s Aid, discusses the importance of domestic violence victim, Kathleen Correia, speaking out after her husband's sentencing for rape and coercive control.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Emer Smyth, Research Professor, ESRI discusses a new report which finds 13-year-olds are now more likely to have a disability than a decade ago.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Eric Ham, political analyst with CTV News reports on the latest developments in the US presidential elections.

Brian O’Donovan, RTÉ’s Work and Technology Correspondent, discusses Meta’s plans to test new uses of facial recognition to combat misuse of images of celebrities and public figures for fake ads.

Marc O'Driscoll, North East Correspondent, reports that a search operation is being carried out at a house in Co Louth as part of the investigation into the disappearance of eight-year-old Kyran Durnin.

Joe Hughes speaks to Eithne Dodd about his son Sean who died of sepsis in 2018 and Dr Diarmuid Quinlan, medical director of the Irish College of GPs, explains why its so important for GPs to recognise the signs of possible sepsis.

Presented by Andrew Doran-Sherlock of Met Éireann.

Lindsey Hilsum, International Editor, Channel 4 News, on the 11th visit of US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken to Israel since the 7 October attack.

Wayne Stanley, Executive Director of the Simon Communities of Ireland, discusses their latest “Locked Out of the Market” report.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Paul Cunningham RTÉ Political Correspondent tells us how the coalition leaders have agreed a process for the general election.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Jotam Confino, Israel-based Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, discusses the onslaught of Gaza and wider the Middle Eastern conflict.

Shane O'Curraighin RTÉ North West Correspondent, and Brian Tapley ESB Networks Manager, discuss how Storm Ashley affected the country yesterday.

David Mc Redmond, CEO of An Post, and Chair of The Dublin City Centre Taskforce, discusses their report on how to revitalise the capital.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Kate Varley reports on the clean-up operations that are continuing as the country assesses the damage caused by the storm.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Liz Walshe of Met Éireann.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Chidren in Gaza tell BBC Arabic about the food they're missing as the war in the Middle East continues and James Elder, Unicef Global Spokesperson, discusses the deepening humanitarian crises in Gaza.

Emma O'Kelly, Education Correspondent, speaks toShane Loftus, principal at Our Lady Immaculate School Senior National School in Dublin’s Darndale about the teacher vacancies they have and John Boyle, INTO General Secretary, discusses the deepening teacher supply crisis.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, discusses the meeting this evening of the Coalition leaders after the Taoiseach Simon Harris flagged the election is likely to be held in 2024 and we hear from the Cavan-Monaghan constituency after the shock announcement that Heather Humphreys will not run.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Kate Carolan.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Cian McCormack speaks to Oxfam humanitarian worker Nour Shaw-af in Lebanon as they come under more and more pressure.

Evelyn O' Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent, reports on the programme of events for the 73rd Wexford Festival Opera.

Presented by Matthew Martin of Met Éireann.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent outlines the details of next week's Dáil vote on the Final Report of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Assisted Dying.

Dónal Gallagher, brother of the late Rory Gallagher, discusses the auction of the famous 1961 Fender Stratocaster which was made famous by the blues legend.

Paraic O'Brien, Channel 4 News, reports from Israel on the death of Hamas leader, Yahya Sinwar.

Nomi Bar-Yaacov, Associate Fellow at Chatham House, discusses the assassination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and the impact on Middle East tensions.

Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent, reports from Wisconsin where Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned accross the State for the 2024 presidential election yesterday.

Paschal Sheehy, Southern Editor, reports on the lasting impact of Storm Babet which damaged hundreds of properties in Midleton county Cork in October of last year following extensive flooding.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Alice Ryan, writer and grand daughter of the late Mary Lavin and Colm Tóibín, Laureate for Irish Fiction, discusses the legacy of Mary Lavin who today becomes the first female Irish writer to have a public space in Dublin named in her honour.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Sheila Naughton reports on the growing number of Food Safety Authority of Ireland enforcement orders on food businesses.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Presented by Rebecca Cantwell of Met Éireann.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Ciaran Foley, CEO of Re-turn, discusses the modification of public bins in Dublin to try and prevent scavenging for plastic bottles and cans.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Dr Mary Favier, Cork GP and former president of the Irish College of General Practitioners, on the introduction of safe-access zones around healthcare facilities providing abortion services.

2FM's Tracy Clifford on the death of former One Direction star Liam Payne at the age of 31.

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, Minister for European Affairs & Defence, discusses the EU leaders summit in Brussels and continuing issues for Sinn Féin.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, has the latest on missing eight-year-old Kyran Durnin after gardai upgraded their investigation to a murder inquiry.

Samantha Libreri, Eastern Correspondent, discusses an investigation into Dublin city councillor Gavin Pepper for alleged breaches of the local government code of ethics.

Shane Ó Curraighín, North West Correspondent, tells us about a public meeting held in Donegal regarding a proposed iron battery-storage project.

Valen Iricibar, Editor at the Buenos Aires Herald, reports on the death of former One Direction singer Liam Payne in the Argentinian capital.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Tommy Meskill, London Correspondent, reports on today's auction of Rory Gallagher's iconic Fender Stratocaster.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, discusses Sinn Feín's aim to nominate Mairead Farrell as chairperson of the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Presented by Gail Conway.

Presented by Aoife Kealy of Met Éireann.

Paraic O’Brien, Foreign Correspondent with Channel 4 News, reports from Jerusalem amid a new warning from the US to Israel about access to humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Jon Hill, Lead Investigator of the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains, on the unsuccessful seven week search for Robert Nairac in Co. Louth.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, on the arrest of a man related to a false social media post.

Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent, visits Michigan - one of the seven battleground states that will decide the outcome of next months US Presidential election.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Holly Cairns TD, leader of the Social Democrats, discusses Sinn Féin's handling of complaints made against party members including former Senator Niall O Donnghaile who resigned over sending inappropriate text messages.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, reports former Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley has accused Mary Lou McDonald of abusing Dáil privilege.

Pearse Doherty TD, Sinn Féin's Finance spokesman, discusses the party's handling of the resignation of former Senator Niall Ó Donnghaile over sending inappropriate text messages to a teenager.

Sinead Hussey, Midlands Correspondent, reports from Kolbe Special School in Portlaoise on concerns over the lack of therapists in special schools.

Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers speaks to Tina and Katie Young about the death of their daughter and sister Louise from Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy and Dr Yvonne Langan, Neurophysiologist at St James Hospital, discusses the findings of a new study into SUDEP.

Presented by Gail Conway.

Alison O'Connor, columnist with the Sunday Times, discusses Sinn Féin's handling of a complaint made about Deputy Brian Stanley who has since resigned from the party.

Eithne Dodd gets the reaction from people in Portlaoise to the resignation of Brian Stanley from Sinn Féin and Taoiseach Simon Harris explains what he wants to hear from Sinn Féin in the Dáil today.

Vincent Durac, Associate Professor in Middle East Politics at University College Dublin, on the likely next steps amid Israel's escalating wars in Lebanon and Gaza.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Caroline O'Doherty, Environment Correspondent with the Irish Independent reports that 350 tonnes of peat were exported last year despite a ban on the commercial sale of it for solid fuel heating.

RTE's Arts and Media Correspondent Evelyn O'Rourke reports on a new play that deals with young people, bullying and mobile phones.

Presented by Linda Hughes of Met Éireann.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Roderic O'Gorman, leader of the Green Party and Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, on the Govt. party leaders being told by the Attorney General that there is now a new context to examine the Occupied Territories Bill.

RTÉ's Kieran Dineen speaks to Sinn Féin grassroots members about the controversial departure of Brian Stanley TD from the party.

Adrian Cummins, CEO Restaurants Association of Ireland discusses the protest today outside Leinster House to highlight the unsustainable cost of doing business.

Micheál Lehane, RTE's Political Correspondent, joins us ahead of today's Cabinet meeting with the latest on the Brian Stanley resignation saga.

Lindsey Hilsum, International Editor, Channel 4 News, reports from Beirut amid growing tensions around an expected Israeli retaliatory strike on Hezbollah.

Caroline O'Driscoll, I Wish co-founder discusses why only 28 per cent of the STEM workforce (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) are women.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

What questions remain for Mary Lou McDonald after Brian Stanley's resignation from the party? We hear from Ireland Editor with the Irish Independent Fionnan Sheahan?

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Presented by Ronan Kelly.

Kevin O'Brien, of children's charity Variety Ireland, discusses the opening of Europe’s first automated greenway children’s disability cycling hub.

Presented by Michelle Dillon of Met Éireann.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Declan Power, Security and Defence Analyst, discusses the risk to Irish troops serving with the UNIFIL peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, amid increasing accusations of Israeli violations in the region.

Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, has the latest political news including that Brian Stanley is set to be removed from his role as Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee following his resignation from Sinn Féin over the weekend.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Dr Austin Duffy, Director of the new Clinical Trial Unit at the Mater Hospital in Dublin discusses the scope of treatment open to patients with advanced cancer.

Kareem Chehayeb, Beirut-based journalist for the Associated Press, has the latest on a Hezbollah drone attack on an army base in central Israel.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Presented by Gail Conway.

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald speaks about the departure of long-time TD Brian Stanley as the party passes file to gardai.

Presented by Gail Conway.

Noel Byrne, programme manager at the Environment Protection Agency, discusses their new Urban Wastewater Treatment in 2023 report.

Michael Tinsley, waste water manager at Uisce Eireann, responds to the new waster water report from the EPA.

Independent Senator and retired Irish Officer Tom Clonan discusses the Israeli attacks on UNIFIL positions in Lebanon.

Frances McCarthy, Eduaction Officer at MTU's Blackrock Caslte Observatory in Cork, on the Norhtern Lights being visible in Ireland last night.

Professor Yvonne Buckley explains why the Climate Change Advisory Council is advocating for greater efforts to protect biodiversity in order to fight climate change.

Presented by Brandon Creagh of Met Éireann.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Lindsey Hilsum, International Editor, Channel 4 News, brings us the latest after a night of death and destruction in Beirut.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Eithne Dodd speaks to Kilkenny native Shane Hoyne of The Castle Irish Pub in Orlando, Florida following Huricane Milton passing through the state.

Jack Power, European Correspondent, Irish Times, and Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, Labour Party MEP, discuss the confrontation between European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Hungary prime minister Viktor Orban.

Dan Mulhall, former Irish ambassador to the US, pays tribute to the late Ethel Kennedy, wife of assassinated US senator Robert F Kennedy.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Presented by Carla O'Brien.

Micheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, on passing of mammoth Planning reform Bill the latest on claims of a Russian spy in the Oireachtas.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Sheila Naughton speaks to Paige Comerford from Clondalkin who is currently on holiday in Orlando and Dr. Samantha Hallam, an oceanographer and climate scientist, specialising in hurricanes based in Maynooth University explains why Hurricane Milton is so strong.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Sebastian Usher, BBC Middle East analyst, tells us about that much anticipated phone call between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Gavin Lawlor, President of the Irish Planning Institute, discusses his concerns on the new Planning and Development Bill which was voted through the Dail last night.

Maeve Murphy, Head of the UNHCR Sub Office in Tripoli, Lebanon, describes the latest on the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the country.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Presented by Gail Conway.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Catrin Owen, journalist based in Aukland, New Zealand, reports that a father and his three children who disappeared into the wilderness three years ago have been sighted all together for the first time.

Presented by Liz Walshe of Met Éireann.

Sinead Hussey, Midlands Correspondent, reports that householders are being encouraged to dig out unwanted electronics and cables.

Dr Athena Masson, meteorologist and hurricane specialist outlines the continuing fallout of Hurricane Milton as is makes landfall in Florida.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

John Evoy, General Manager of Grow Remote, welcomes the first meeting of the all-party group on remote work in the Oireachtas.

Devoun Cetoute, reporter with the Miami Herald, provides the latest update on the fallout of Hurricane Milton in Florida

Matthew Cappucci, meteorologist working with the Washington Post, reports from Florida amid warnings of a 'risk to life' from Hurricane Milton.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Presented by Marc O'Driscoll.

Professor Paul Downes, Director of the Educational Disadvantage Centre in DCU, outlines the experience of students in community outreach hubs who decided to become teachers.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Eastern Europe Reporter Liam Nolan visits Estonia as the small Baltic country has increased spending on defence to just over 3% of its annual GDP.

Presented by Marc O'Driscoll.

David Murphy, Economics and Public Affairs correspondent, explains what's in the Government's controversial planning bill ahead of its final vote.

Oisín Coghlan, Chief Executive of Friends of the Earth, outlines why he'll be protesting outside the Dáil today ahead of the Oireachtas debate on the Planning Bill.

Paul Cunningham, RTÉ's Political Correspondent, discusses the fallout from revelations that Sinn Fein staff provided weferences for a former press officer, Michael McMonagle, who was then under investigation for child sexual offences.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Dr. Athena Masson, Hurricane Specialist and Meteorologist based in Saint Augistine Florida discusses how the state is bracing itself for storm Milton's landfall.

Presented by Matthew Martin of Met Éireann.

Ettie Higgins, UNICEF Deputy Representative to Lebanon, on the humanitarian situation facing residents amid Israeli airstrikes and ground attacks.

Dr.Ross O'Neill, Marine Scientist, tells us about how two critically endangered angel sharks were captured and fitted with electronic tags in Tralee Bay, Co.Kerry.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Jim Muir, former Middle East BBC Corespondent is in Beirut with the latest on the escalating situation.

Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner, IDF spokesperson, reacts to criticism of Israel's military campaign in southern Lebanon.

Paul McKinney, Director of Donor Services and Logistics at the Irish Blood Transfusion Service, on concern over low blood stocks across all groups.

Presented by Moira Hannon.

Nuala McAllister, Alliance Party MLA, outlines what she believes needs to happen next for Sinn Féin following the Michael McMonagle case.

Presented by Rebecca Cantwell of Met Éireann.

Fran McNulty, RTÉ Correspondent, reports from Lebanon where Israel has intensified attacks on Hezbollah targets in the south of the country.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

RTE's Deputy Foreign Editor Edmund Heaphy visits a West Bank town where an Israeli settlement looms over the landscape.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Diarmaid Gillespie Director of System Operations at EirGrid discusses their annual Winter Outlook assessment showing the risk of power outages is low.

Professor Lorraine Hanlon, director of UCD's Centre for Space Research, explains how Ireland's first satellite, EIRSAT-1, has been able to detect gamma ray bursts.

Mícheál Lehane, RTÉ's Political Correspondent looks ahead to what we can expect at this morning's cabinet meeting.

Thomas Hughes Chief Executive Officer of the new social media appeals body joins us to discuss its policing role.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Presented by Moira Hannon.

Billy Hann Chief Executive Officer with Dublin Bus tells us about the new private security system across its network.

Rebecca Black, reporter with PA Media in Belfast, outlines what the latest developments of the Michael McMonagle case mean for Sinn Féin.

Edmund Heaphy, Deputy Foreign Editor, reports from Israel on the first anniversary of the Gaza war.

Fran McNulty, RTÉ Correspondent, has the latest from Lebanon after another night of Israeli airstrikes targeting southern Beirut.

Tommy Meskill, London correspondent, discusses the resignation of the UK Labour Party's chief of staff Sue Gray and her replacement with Cork man Morgan McSweeney.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Sheila Naughton reports on the ban on e-scooters on all public transport from today.

Presented by Linda Hughes of Met Éireann.

Andrea Tenenti, United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, on the situation facing Irish peacekeeping troops at the UNP-652 outpost in south Lebanon.

Presented by Kieran Dineen.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

RTE's Jenny O'Sullivan reports on the closure of the iconic Lennox take-away in Cork.

Twelve months on from Israel's offensive in Gaza, normal life is stattered for those living there, as RTE's Tony Connely reports.

Presented by Kieran Dineen.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Peadar Toibin, leader of AONTU and TD for Meath West, discusses being approached by a consultancy firm and offered a trip to Russia with a chance to meet Vladimir Putin, when he was a Sinn Fein TD in 2017.

With Fiona Kelly

With Conor Lenihan,

RTÉ Reporter Fran McNulty

With Maggie Doyle

With Des Cahill

With RTÉ Reporter Edmund Heaphy

With Petula Martyn

With John Kelly, a Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon at Sligo University Hospital

With Mary McAleese, former President of Ireland

With Muireann Lynch Senior Research Officer in Energy Economics at the ESRI

With Fiona Kelly

With Gerry Murphy

With Des Cahill

With Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland and Chair of The Elders

Sarah Green, the principal of St Seton's Secondary in Ballyfermot speaking to Kate Varley

With Annemarie McGloughlin and her son Tomás McGloughlin

With Andrew Doran Sherlock

With Political Correspondent, Paul Cunningham

With Kate Corrigan, the mother of Nathan Corrigan, one of 50 people to have died on the road in the last 20 years

Laura Burke, EPA Director General

With Professor Alan Fitzsimmons from the Astrophysics Research Centre at Queen’s University Belfast

RTÉ Reporter, Edmund Heaphy, in Tel Aviv

With Des Cahill

With Fiona Kelly

With Phil Ní Sheaghdha, General Secretary with the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation

Seamus Coffey, Chairperson of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council

with Justice Minister Helen McEntee

US-Based Journalist Steve Futterman

With Prime Time's Fran McNulty

Fiona Kelly

With Petula Martyn & guest Jack Kennedy

With Brian Jennings

With Des Cahill

Presented by Darren Frehill

Micheál Martin, Tánaiste and Fianna Fáil leader, discusses the safety of Irish peacekeepers and citizens in the Middle East and reacts to Budget 2025.

Presented by Darren Frehill

US based journalist Steve Futterman discusses the fresh allegations made against music mogul P Diddy.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, discusses the reaction across the political spectrum to Budget 2025. Then, we hear from the public and other stakeholders as Kate Varley reports from Johnstown Bridge in Co. Kildare.

Petula Martyn reports from KPMG's Budget Breakfast

Dr Chantal Migone, Consultant in Public Health Medicine at the HSE National Immunisation Office, discusses the introduction of a new, free vaccine for chickenpox.

Presented by Fiona Kelly

Presented by Fiona Kelly

Presented by Brandon Creagh

Read by Brian Jennings

RTE's Washington Correspondent Sean Whelan brings us all the news from last night's eagerly anticipated US Vice-Presidential debate.

Eoin Ó Broin, Sinn Fein Spokesperson on Housing, Local Government & Heritage, discusses the measures announced in Budget 2025.

Raya Jalabi, Middle East Correspondent for the Financial Times, reports from Beirut on the latest developments in Lebanon. Then, we hear from Alex Thomson, chief correspondent for Channel 4 News.

Presented by Darren Frehill

Presented by Darren Frehill

Petula Martyn speaks to Padraic Burke, Head of PWC, to discuss how the tax code might be simplified to help business in general

Presented by Matthew Martin

Read by Brian Jennings

More than 120 people lost their lives in the Southeastern United States last weekend after Hurricane Helene. 71-year-old Irishman Aidan Bowles, formerly of Glanmire in Co Cork, died early Friday morning at his home in Florida after a tidal wave hit in the wake of the hurricane. Eithne Dodd spoke to Aidan Bowles' son Sam.

From tomorrow, 1 October, it will be illegal to import, breed, sell and rehome XL Bully type dogs. Our reporter Eithne Dodd has been finding out if this ban will make the public safer and what it will mean for the XL Bully.

Ralph Riegal, Southern Correspondent with the Irish Independent, discusses the closure of Lennox's chipper in Cork city.

Brian Stanley TD, chair of the Public Accounts Committee, discusses the latest report from the Comptroller and Auditor General.

Presented by Fiona Kelly

Presented by Fiona Kelly

The Zabad family from Kilkenny travelled to Lebanon a month ago to attend a family funeral and an engagement party. Munir Zabad, who is there with two of his children and his wife Ghada, spoke last night to reporter Kieran Dineen.

RTÉ's Economics and Public Affairs correspondent David Murphy, and then Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham, discuss what we can expect to see in today's budget. Our reporter Kate Varley also spoke to people in Maynooth to get a sense of what they're hoping to hear ahead of the budget.

Secunder Kermani, Foreign Correspondent with Channel 4 News, has the latest from Lebanon. Later, we hear from Nafiseh Kohnavard, a Mideast Correspondent for the BBC based in Beirut.

Petula Martyn speaks with Cathal Fay, CEO of Yuno Energy

Caitriona MacGuinness, head of defined contribution and private wealth, Mercer Ireland, discusses the auto-enrollment pension scheme.

Micheál Lehane, RTE Political Correspondent, joins us with the latest on the Budget negotiations.

Presented by Fiona Kelly

Presented by Darren Frehill

Lt Col Sean O'Fátharta, Senior Irish Officer in UNIFIL, on the risks facing Irish troops in Lebanon amid escalating violence between Israel and Hezbollah.

Read by Brian Jennings

Cian McCormack speaks to Wissam Abdel Samad, an Irish citizen in Lebanon who moved back to the country in 2019 after living in Ireland for 12 years where he worked as a teacher. He had escaped to Ireland from Lebanon in 2007 after the war there the previous year.

Presented by Darren Frehill

Presented by Matthew Martin

Amanda Previdelli. Vienna-based journalist, on the factors behind the far right Freedom Party's projected victory in the Austrian elections.

Hannah McCarthy, Beirut-based foreign correspondent, has the latest from Lebanon where Israeli strikes continue to hit Hezbollah targets. Later, we hear analysis from Borzou Daragahi, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and International Correspondent for the UK Independent.

Keith Leonard, Director, National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management, discusses how to prevent blazes as National Fire Safety Week kicks off.

Presented by Fiona Kelly

US-based journalist Steve Futterman, and Brian Lally of Country Time on RTÉ Radio 1, react to the death of singer-songwriter Kris Kristofferson, a country music legend who notably hit the silver screen opposite Barbra Streisand in A Star is Born.

Ronan Lyons, author of the latest Daft.ie House Price Report, discusses the findings which show that the price of houses continues to outpace inflation in Ireland.

John Kearney, owner of the country's first commercial submarine discusses how it will be used off the Irish coast.

Presented by Des Cahill

Read by Kate Carolan

Deirdre Kenny, Chief Executive Officer 'One in Four', discusses the surge in sexual abuse complaints following publication of the scoping inquiry of historical sexual abuse by religious orders.

Cian McCormack speaks to Lebanese mother Sara, who has fled the town of Tebnine, close to where Irish soldiers are stationed.

Lee Williamson, former sub-postmaster from County Tyrone, describes his relief after having his wrongful conviction for stealing quashed.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, discusses what's known so far about Budget 2025

George Parker, Political Editor with the Financial Times, looks ahead to the UK Conservative Party conference which gets underway on Sunday, and recaps the annual Labour Party gathering that took place in Liverpool this week.

Presented by Des Cahill

Aaron McElroy speaks to Philip Matthews, Turner and Townsend Managing Director, about infrastructure demands and restraints.

Cian McCormack speaks to Caritas Lebanon spokesperson Mazen Moussawer befor Yvonne Murray, Global Security Reporter based in New York, looks ahead to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the UN General Assembly.

Cork City librarian David O'Brien and Breda Brown, Chairperson of The Irish Writers Centre and host of the Inside Books podcast, discuss the 20 per cent increase in the lending of e-books and e-audio books at public libraries.

Professor Denis Cusack, Director of the Medical Bureau of Road Safety, discusses the national forensic service’s annual report into alcohol and drug driving detections for 2023.

Hurricane Helene made landfall in northwestern Florida overnight as a Category 4 hurricane, with forecasters warning of a "catastrophic" storm surge. Matthew Cappucci, meteorologist with My Radar app, joins us from Florida with the latest.

Presented by John S. Doyle

Presented by Deirdre Lowe

Presented by John S. Doyle

Aubrey McCarthy founder and Chairman of Tiglin which operates a homeless service discusses the removal of fencing along the Grand Canal.

Pearse Doherty TD, Sinn Féin Finance spokesperson, discusses details of their Alternative Budget released this morning.

Dr Elaine McCarthy, Lecturer in Nutrition and Lead Researcher from University College Cork, outlines the findings of a new study that has identified high levels of iron deficiencies amongst pregnant women.

Cian McCormack speaks to Dr Luna Hammad, of Médecins Sans Frontières based in Beirut, on the situation on the ground in Lebanon.

Willie White, Artistic Director of the Dublin Theatre Festival, outlines what audiences can expect as more than 30 productions are staged in the capital.

Read by Brian Jennings

Presented by Mark Bowe

Presented by John S. Doyle

Olivia Le Poidevin, Correspondent at L'Orient Today, has the latest from Beirut amid fears of an Israeli ground offensive into southern Lebanon. Later, we hear from Dan Sabbagh, Defence and Security Editor for The Guardian.

Aaron McElroy speaks to Prof Kieran McQuinn, Research Professor at the ESRI, as its latest report suggests that the Irish economy is now experiencing reduced but still consistent growth.

Samantha Libreri, Eastern Correspondent, reports on the opening of the Dublin Port Tolka Estuary Greenway.

Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, on the fallout from the E1.4 million spend on a security office at the Department of Finance. Then, we hear reaction from Dr. Paul Davis, Lecturer in Public Procurement at Dublin City University.

Presented by Damien O'Meara

Presented by John S. Doyle

Patricia Rickard-Clarke, Chairperson of Safeguarding Ireland, reacts to a new HIQA report highlighting "serious concerns" at a nursing home in County Galway.

Presented by Damien O'Meara

Samantha Libreri, Eastern Correspondent, on new figures suggesting a reduction in public transport journey times since the introduction of the Dublin City Transport Plan.

Gavin O'Callaghan speaks to James Anderson of Deloitte as new figures show 238 firms entered insolvency in the third quarter, up 60% on a year earlier.

Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent, discusses the meeting of Taoiseach Simon Harris and Palestinian leaders in New York last night.

Presented by Gerry Murphy

Maeve Murphy, Head of the UNHCR Office in Tripoli, Lebanon, describes the humanitarian situation unfolding in the country as thousands flee Israeli bombardment.

Paul McNamara, Channel 4 News Correspondent currently in Beirut, has the latest on the situation in Lebanon. Then, Cian McCormack speaks to Hisham Jaber, a former Brigadier General in the Lebanese army and current security analyst at the Middle East Centre for Studies and Research in Beirut.

Philip Watt, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Mental Health Reform, on a call from over 60 organisations for funding to address deficits in the mental health system.

Presented by John S. Doyle

Presented by John S. Doyle

Presented by Darren Frehill

Ross Keane, Director and CEO of the Irish Film Institute, discusses the line-up and events organised for the IFI Documentary Festival, which opens in Dublin tonight.

Deputy David Cullinane, Sinn Féin TD and member of the Oireachtas Committee on Health, discusses the National Children's Hospital debacle.

Detective Superintendent Michael Comyns, General Secretary of the Association of Garda Superintendents, outlines the organisation's criticism of the new Operating Policing Model.

Colin O’Gara, Head of Addiction Services at St John of God Hospital in Dublin and Clinical Professor of Physiatry at UCD, reacts to the latest data from the Health Research Board on drug-related deaths and gives an overview of today’s current trends when it comes to drug use.

Presented by Darren Frehill

Read by Brian Jennings

Presented by John S. Doyle

Presented by Darren Frehill

Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent, reports on the buildup to the United Nations General Assembly in New York and Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, has the latest from home.

Read by Brian Jennings

Cian McCormack reports on an Irish family, stranded in Lebanon, that has called on the Government to help them leave after Israel launched airstrikes against Hezbollah targets yesterday.

Dr Ali Ugur, Chief Economist with the Banking & Payments Federation Ireland, outlines the findings of its latest Housing Market Monitor report.

Cathy Halloran, Mid-West Correspondent, reports as the body of Patrick Nugent, who died in unexplained circumstances in Co Clare 40 years ago, is to be exhumed today.

Aengus Cox speaks to Annelie McCaffrey, Managing Director of Domino's Ireland, about the company's planned expansion.

Presented by John S. Doyle

Presented by Andrew Doran Sherlock

Presented by Darren Frehill

Fiona Mitchell, RTÉ Correspondent, joins us from the UK's Labour party conference in Liverpool where Keir Starmer is to deliver a speech tonight.

The family of a former Irish soldier who died in combat in Ukraine has said he made the "ultimate sacrifice" and should be remembered as a hero. Robert Deegan was once part of the elite Arcane Cycling Team and Kieran Dineen spoke to their chairpersson, Sorcha Ní Fhaoláin.

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, on a confidential report for the HSE that questions the operational readiness to commission and operate the new National Children's Hospital.

Evelyn O’Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent, reports as Sally Rooney’s fourth novel, Intermezzo is published today to much critical acclaim.

Nafiseh Kohnavard, Beirut-based BBC Correspondent, has the latest from Lebanon amid a significant escalation in tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. Later, we hear from Lina Khatib, Director of the SOAS Middle East Institute at the University of London.

Europe Editor Tony Connelly on the results of the elections in the German state of Brandenburg.

Read by Brian Jennings

Eve Patten, TCD on the launch of a new digital archive capturing the artistic legacy of the Irish border.

Presented by Darren Frehill

Cathal Berry, TD for Kildare South, discusses the death of a former Irish soldier who was fighting with the Ukraine army.

Presented by Deirdre Lowe

The EPA's Roni Hawe discusses its 2023 Air Quality report published today.

Excitement will start once again for Eurovision fans across the country as RTE is now taking submissions for the 2025 Eurovision song contest in Switzerland. Conor Devlin, co-host and founder of the Eirevision podcast and Eurovision superfan joins us now.

Presented by John S. Doyle

Kareem Chehayeb, Beirut-based journalist for the Associated Press, discusses the Middle East conflict. We then hear from Tánaiste Micheál Martin who spoke to Washington Correspondent Sean Whelan.

Niamh Griffin, Health Correspondent with the Irish Examiner, outlines what is likely to happen next in the latest dispute over the long-awaited National Children’s Hospital. We then hear from Róisín Shortall, Health Spokesperson for the Social Democrats.

Presented by Darren Frehill

Presented by John S. Doyle

Aengus Cox speaks to Pat Lardner, CEO of Irish Funds, on a new report from Indecon looking at the size and scale of the funds sector in Ireland.

Presented by Des Cahill

Presented by Des Cahill

Sean McGranaghan, who once worked as a coach at Sligo Tennis Club, was sentenced to six and a half years in prison at Bristol Crown Court. He was found guilty of two counts of attempting sexual communication with a child and two counts of attempting to incite a child to engage in sexual activity. We hear from Kevin Quinn, CEO of Tennis Ireland.

Presented by Kieran Dineen

Presented by Rebecca Cantwell

Eileen Murphy, Head of Census Digital Transformation, discusses how a pilot study will help clear the way for Ireland's first online census in 2027.

John Coleman, Chief Executive of the Land Development Agency, speaks ahead of the official launch of Shanganagh Castle Estate, the first affordable housing development to be directly delivered on state-owned land.

Adam Maguire speaks to Maeve McElwee of IBEC on the latest pay report.

Presented by Kieran Dineen

Read by Helen Donohue

Nafiseh Kohnavard, BBC World Service Middle East Correspondent reports from the Lebanon as the country comes to grips with device explosions that killed 37 people and wounded nearly 3,000. Later, we hear reaction from Gideon Levy, Israeli journalist and columnist with Haaretz.

Niamh Griffin, health correspondent with the Irish Examiner, reports that the family of 16-year-old Aoife Johnston is still waiting on a HSE report on her death.

Evelyn O'Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent, previews Culture Night which takes place this evening across the country.

Tom Losey, Chief Executive Officer of the charity Liquid Therapy, discusses the release of Ireland's first seated surfing board for people with disabilities, and Enda McCormick discusses the joy and thrill his brother Conor got from testing it.

Eddie Mullins. Chief Executive Officer of Merchants Quay Ireland, discusses the increase in demand for their services.

Presentd by Oisin Coyne

Presented by Oisin Coyne

Conchúr Ó Muadaigh, Advocacy Manager of Conradh na Gaeilge calls for 'immediate action' on an Irish language strategy for Northern Ireland.

Adam Maguire speaks to John Boumphrey, Vice President of Amazon UK & Ireland, as the online giant announces over €22 billion of investment in Ireland since 2004.

Barry O'Kelly, a reporter with RTE Investigates, discusses a new documentary on the protests that took place outside sites earmarked to house asylum seekers.

Presented by Karen Creed

Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent discusses the decision of Fine Gael TD Damien English not to stand in the next general election.

Evelyn O'Rourke, Arts and Media Correspondent, reports on Hamilton's record breaking run at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre which is set to begin this week.

Séamus Malekafzali, a Beirut based journalist, reports from the Lebanese capital following a second wave of explosions from wireless communication devices. Later, we hear from Professor Lina Khatib, Director of the SOAS Middle East Institute at SOAS University of London.

Presented by Linda Hughes of Met Eireann

Presented by Karen Creed

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports on a boss of the Kinahan organised crime group and two of his key members who have admitted to a ruse to create an arms cache to help him secure a lighter prison sentence.

Ellie Donnelly, senior business reporter with The Business Post, outlines the reactions to the new proposals to manage nighttime noise at Dublin Airport via a noise quota.

Liam Nolan, Eastern Europe Reporter reports from Wroclaw on the impacting of flooding in the region and other areas of Poland.

Read by Brian Jennings

Gregg Carlstrom, Middle East Correspondent with The Economist, reports on the extraordinary events in Lebanon yesterday.

David Murphy, Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent, discusses the latest quarterly economic report from the Central Bank.

Party leader Holly Cairns outlines her priorities for the Social Democrats after the party’s Think-In and as the Dáil returns later today following the summer recess.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that Gardaí and international law enforcement agencies have infiltration an encrypted messaging system that was solely being used by criminals here at home and abroad

Read by Karen Creed

Conor Pope, Consumer Affairs Correspondent with The Irish Times, reports that Tupperware Brands and some of its subsidiaries have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Micheal Lehane, RTÉ Political Correspondent, looks ahead to cabinet meeting and the return of Dáil business.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Noeline Blackwell Irish Human Rights and Equality Commissioner discusses the key findings of their latest report into the growing problem of human trafficking

Petula Martyn speaks to farm innovation experts involved in the Irish agri-technology sector

Kareem Chehayeb, Beirut-based Journalist for the Associated Press, reports as Hezbollah vows retaliation after exploding pagers kill at least 9 and hurt almost 3,000

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Robert Kelly, Director of Economics and Statistics at the Central Bank, discusses the latest quarterly economic bulletin as well as one of the major constraints on the Irish economy.

Michael Loftus, Diver and local councillor, on the creation of Ireland's first artificial reef, at Killala Bay in Mayo.

Read by Karen Creed.

Presented by Liz Walsh of Met Éireann.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Anna-Marie McHugh, Assistant Managing Director of the National Ploughing Championships, is predicting record crowds for the showpiece event over the next three days at Ratheniska and we hear from some people who have made the journey to Co. Laois for day one.

Presented by Petula Martyn.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Professor Bobby Smyth, Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist, explains why the College of Psychiatrists' is issuing a warning on hexahydrocannabinol.

Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, reports on the latest developments on the European Commissioner roles for this 5-year term.

Presented by Gerry Murphy of Met Éireann.

Francie Gorman, President of the Irish Farmers Association discusses the challenges of rising costs, reduced incomes and cash flow problems hitting hard pressed farmers.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Charlie McConalogue, Minister for Agriculture, responds to data showing farm incomes have dropped and farm costs have risen.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin outlines his priorities for Fianna Fáil as the party meets in Killiney, Dublin for its pre-Dáil Think-In.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Peter Woods, Inspector with the Road Policing Division in the Dublin Metropolitan Region, outlines how a new unmarked Garda HGV will be used by the force with the aim of tackling distracted driving.

Kate Varley speaks to farmers and Amy Forde from the Farmers Journal ahead of the Ploughing Championship.

Conn Corrigan of RTÉ Investigates reports that a disability charity is refusing to cooperate with a HSE review into allegations that a non-verbal female resident may have been assaulted.

Roderic O'Gorman, Green Party Leader, defends his Party's record in Government and discusses his party's Think-In.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent, reports on an ‘apparent assassination attempt’ on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at his Florida golf course.

Mary Lou McDonald, leader of Sinn Féin outlines her party's objectives ahead of their pre-Dáil Think-In which takes place in Dublin today.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Lord Mayor of Dublin James Geoghegan discusses the new ban on businesses' from leaving their waste out in plastic bag.

Presented by Petula Martyn.

Liam Nolan, Eastern Europe Reporter for RTÉ, and Anna Kubišta, Journalist in Prague with Radio Prague International, assess the impact of Storm Boris that has brought extreme flooding to Central and Eastern Europe.

Presented by Pauric Lodge.

Presented by Des Cahill.

Presented by Jaonna Donnelly of Met Éireann.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, looks ahead to today’s pre-Dáil party Think-Ins.

Presented by Mark Bowe of Met Éireann.

Gavin Noble, Team Ireland Chef de Mission at the Paris Olympics, discusses State reception at Dublin Castle and Áras an Uachtaráin for the Olympians.

Margaret Harris, World Health Organization spokesperson, discusses the latest medical situation in Gaza.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Presented by Daniel Quinn.

Niall Murphy, solicitor with KRW Law in Belfast, discusses the imminent decision for the family of Sean Brown on their call for a public inquiry into his death.

Presented by Petula Martyn.

Richard Boyd Barrett, People Before Profit-Solidarity TD for Dún Laoghaire, outlines the issues his party will discuss at its pre-Dáil Think-In .

Superintendent Darren McCarthy, with responsibility for the policing of Dublin Airport, discusses the latest drug-busting operation there.

Ailbhe Conneely, Social Affairs Correspondent, visits addiction charity Merchants Quay Ireland who say referral lists for detox and and rehabilitation programmes are rising due to a lack of recovery beds.

Eithne Dodd reports on a protest by children and pupils at St Patrick's National School in Celbridge, Co Kildare over safety concerns.

Paul Hackett, former president of the Irish Travel Agents Association, reacts to proposals by the aviation regulator to introduce a passenger seat cap at Dublin Airport next summer.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Cathy Ní Ghoill, manager of Comharchumann Fobartha Árainn on Inis Mór, discusses the new €3 million visitor centre for the island.

James Waterhouse, BBC Ukraine Correspondent, has the latest on Russia's counteroffensive against Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Katherine Finucane, daughter of murdered Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane, reacts to the announcement of a public inquiry into his 1989 death.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

We speak to Tom Dolan from Co. Meath following his success in winning the prestigious solo sailing competition the Solitaire du Figaro.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Presented by Matthew Martin of Met Éireann.

Presented by Petula Martyn.

David Murphy, Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent, discusses the European Central Bank's expected announcement of a cut in interest rates

Dr Cathal Gallagher, Head of Research and Development at Inland Fisheries Ireland, on concerns surrounding the escape of a 'large' number of farm salmon from Killary Harbour.

Dr Stephanie O'Keeffe, CEO of Cuan, the Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Agency, on a new 'state-of-the-art' domestic violence refuge opening in Wexford.

David Ryan, Blackrock College abuse survivor, gives his first broadcast interview since the publication of the Scoping Inquiry report.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Taoiseach Simon Harris outlines his priorities for Fine Gael as the party meets in Tullamore for a pre-Dáil Think In.

Ronan Slevin, General Secretary of the Garda Representative Association, reacts to the increase in the Garda training allowance.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, reports from Tullamore where the Fine Gael party Think In is taking place.

Presented by Damien O'Meara.

Presented by Damien O'Meara.

Fawaz Gerges, Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics, discusses the supply of missiles by Iran to Russia.

Kevin Magee, investigative journalist and presenter of 'Níl Aon Tinteán' on TG4, discusses the impact of the growth of short-term rentals on Ireland's Gaeltacht regions.

Marion Ní Loingsigh, Ros na Rún's series producer, speaks of their joy after Conan O'Brien won an Emmy for the 'Ireland' episode of his travel show featuring the Irish language soap.

Shane Ó Curraighín, North West Correspondent, reports that searches have been carried out in county Donegal for the remains of Arlene Arkinson, who was last seen thirty years ago.

Presented by Rebecca Cantwell of Met Éireann.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Award-winning film producer and educator, David Puttnam, discusses the official launch of Drama Film and Theatre Studies as a Leaving Cert subject.

Dr Tomás MacConmara, an Oral historian, author and the key note speaker at the third Heritage Ireland 2030 Summit in Dublin Castle today, talks about the need to protect our oral history through resourcing, digitisation, and a national strategy, in order to keep memories alive.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Bob Schmuhl, Emeritus Professor of American Studies at the University of Notre Dame, analyses how Kamala Harris and Donald Trump performed in the US Presidential debate.

Darragh O'Brien TD, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, on whether any of the €14 billion Apple windfall should be used to ease the housing crisis.

Sean Whelan, RTÉ Washington Correspondent, discusses the outcome of the US presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Media lawyer Mark Stephens looks ahead to the civil defamation case filed against the Netflix smash hit, Baby Reindeer, in California.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Abdujalil Abdurasulov, BBC Correspondent, has the latest on the Russian advance towards the strategically important city of Pokrovsk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region.

Presented by Linda Hughes of Met Éireann.

James Rogers, freelance reporter forThe Argus Newspaper discuses the precarious financial situation facing Dundalk FC.

Lorcan Sirr, senior lecturer in housing at Technological University Dublin (TUD), discusses the calls for increasing stamp duty on institutional investors.

Derek Scally, Berlin Correspondent with The Irish Times, on the new temporary border controls being introduced by Germany.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Tribute to multi award winning actor James Earl Jones following his death at the age of 93.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Professor Karen Ryan, chair of the National Adult Palliative Care Policy Steering Group, discusses the new national palliative care policy.

Tony Connelly, Europe Editor, reports that Apple has lost its fight against the European Commission's ruling that it underpaid €13bn in tax due to Ireland.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Richard Curran Columnist and Presenter of of Business on RTÉ Radio One discusses today's European Court of Justice ruling in the €13billion tax case involving technology giant Apple and Ireland.

Eric Ham, political analyst with CTV News, preview the American presidential TV debate, between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Dr Tareq Emtairah Director General of Taawon discusses the humanitarian situation on the ground in Gaza.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Steve Futterman, US-based journalist, on the condition of disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein who has been taken to hospital for heart surgery.

Zoe Kavanagh, CEO of Repak, discusses the findings of the environmental organisation’s first-ever annual national Recycling Knowledge Audit.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Presented by Brian Jennings.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Eastern Correspondent Samantha Libreri reports that work is under way to identify the origins of three historic shipwrecks that were discovered on Portmarnock Strand in Dublin over the summer.

Dermot O'Leary Chief Economist with Goodbody discusses the findings of a new report into the availability of residential zoned land in Ireland.

Allison Morris, Crime Correspondent with the Belfast Telegraph, looks at the number of requests made to the ICRIR to investigate incidents which led to death or serious injury during the Troubles.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Liam Geraghty, Garda Press Office Superintendent, and Orla McKeown, granddaughter of one of today’s posthumous recipients, discuss the awarding of eight Scott Medals for bravery to deceased, retired and serving members of An Garda Síochána.

Presented by Siobhan Ryan of Met Éireann.

Presented by Fiona Kelly.

Neasa Russell, Chef de Mission for Team Ireland in Paris, and Joanne O’Riordan, Pundit for RTÉ Sport, reflect on the 2024 Paralympic Games.

John Coulter, Willow Park abuse survivor and Professor Jennifer Llewellyn, Professor of Law, Dalhousie University in Canada, on the role restorative justice can play in helping to support survivors of sexual abuse at religious-led schools.

Jane-Ann McKenna Dóchas CEO discusses the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in war torn Sudan.

Conor Macauley, Northern Correspondent, reports on the opening of a new bus and train station in Belfast.

Professor Conor O'Mahony, Director of the Child Law Clinic at UCC, discusses the next steps of the Report of the Scoping Inquiry into Historical Sexual Abuse in Schools Run by Religious Orders.

Yvonne Murray reports from the US Mexico border as a dispute over water is brewing between the two countries.

Presented by Damien O'Meara.

Presented by Andrew Doran-Sherlock.

Tom Fitzerald, Unite Regional Co-ordinating Officer, explains why plumbers, fitters, welders and apprentices are striking today.

Presented by Damien O'Meara.

Kevin Nolan, Lecturer in Physics, Technological University of Dublin, discusses new research into volcanic eruptions on the moon.

Presented by John S Doyle.

Maeve Sikora, Keeper of Irish Antiquities at the National Museum of Ireland, discusses the significance of the 2,000 artefacts recently obtained by the National Museum of Ireland.

Presented by John S Doyle.

Dr. Carlo Buontempo, Director of Copernicus Climate Change Service, discusses findings that summer 2024 has been the hottest on record.

Róisín Ní Riain, Paralympian silver and bronze medal winning swimmer, discusses her achievements at the Games in Paris.

Dr Nick Payne, Assistant Professor in Trinity College Dublin’s School of Natural Sciences, discusses an expedition to find a Great White Shark in Irish waters.

Presented by Susan Jackson.

Pat Leahy, former Assistant Garda Commissioner, discusses the security plan ahead of Saturday’s Nations League game between Ireland and England in Dublin.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Kathleen Noble, Irish-Ugandan woman and the joint captain for Team Uganda at the Olympic Games in Paris, pays tribute to Ugandan Olympic athlete Rebecca Cheptegei and Sophie Neiman, Freelance Journalist in Uganda, reports on the aftermath of her death.

Presented by Adam Maguire.

Presented by Vivienne Traynor.

Paul O'Brien, from the Bank of Ireland Security Group, outlines Bank of Ireland's anti-fraud measures and Government policy recommendations.

Deputy Ivana Bacik, leader of the Labour Party and their housing spokesperson, discusses the Labour Party'sThink-In taking place later today.

Alessandro Marazzi Sassoon, Georgia-based journalist, discusses the arrest of a 14-year old-boy for a school shooting at a high school in Winder.

Denise Charlton, Chief Executive of Community Foundation Ireland, discusses new research showing an increase in child poverty.

Presented by Damien O'Meara.

Presented by John S Doyle.

Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly discuss their Paralympic gold medal winning performance in the women's B time trial in Paris.

Dr.Kevin Griffin, Senior Lecturer in Tourism at TU Dublin and Editor of the International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, speaks about the importance of pilgrimage in light of the relic of Saint Bernadette coming from Lourdes to Ireland.

Presented by Damien O'Meara.

Presented by John S Doyle.

Jane Flanagan, Africa Correspondent for The Times, reports that Rebecca Cheptegei, a Ugandan long-distance runner who competed at the Paris Olympics this summer has died after an attack by her boyfriend.

Sinéad O’Brien, CEO of the Sustainable Water Network, gives the environmental umbrella group’s reaction to Ireland’s new Water Action Plan, which will officially be launched later today

Presented by Brandon Creagh of Met Éireann.

Malcolm Noonan, Minister for Nature and Heritage, outlines the objectives of Ireland’s new Water Action Plan, which will officially be launched later today.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Presented by Oisin Coyne.

Presented by John S Doyle.

Dr. Thomas McCann, Director of the Traveller Counselling Service and long-time Traveller Advocate, discusses becoming one of the first Travellers to earn a PHD.

Seamus Coffey, Chairperson of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, warns the Government's approach to Budget 2025 could add "needless pressure" to the economy.

Presented by Vivienne Traynor.

Sprinter Orla Comerford discusses her bronze medal winning performance in the T13 100m Paralympic final in the Stade de France in Paris.

Presented by John S Doyle.

Kenny Jacobs, CEO of DAA, discusses the passenger cap in place at Dublin Airport.

Caoilfhionn Gallagher, Special rapporteur on child protection, discusses the scoping inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse in schools run by religious orders.

Presented by Brian Finn.

Liam Nolan, Eastern Europe Reporter, outlines the itinerary for Taoiseach Simon Harris’ visit to Kyiv today, which will include a bilateral meeting with the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Presented by Siobhan Ryan of Met Éireann.