Analysis from Professor of Law with Trinity College Oran Doyle.

Mary Robinson was speaking to reporters at Cop28.

We've been speaking to Professor Eamon Keenan, HSE national clinical lead in addiction services.

Our reporter Carole Coleman was on the streets of Dublin where hundreds lined the route of the funeral of singer Shane McGowan and our Mid-West Correspondent Cathy Halloran reports from Tipperary where his funeral mass will take place.

Our reporter Cian McCormack has been talking to people in Nenagh where singer Shane McGowan's funeral will take place.

We talk to CEO of Insurance Ireland Moyagh Murdock .

We're joined by Anna Isaac, of Guardian investigation team which looked at safety and culture at nuclear plant

Disability advocate Tomás Murphy reacts to findings that many with disabilities may be missing cancer screenings

Conor O’Connell, Director, Irish Home Builders Association reacts to the price of building homes

Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports on Micheál Martin's legal action against Google

University of Galway Deputy President Professor Pól Ó Dochartaigh says new system would offer a fairer system

Tommy Meskill reports from the Oireachtas Justice committee

Detective Chief Superintendent Colm Noonan, says there is positive change in how society views and gender, sexual and domestic based violence

Juliette Gash from our Oireachtas unit has been following proceedings

Our Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh speaks to those who came to view the animals.

Our Northern Editor, Vincent Kearney brings us the detail

We speak to Peter Cardwell from Talk TV

We speak to the mother of a young girl who died last year from invasive Strep A

We get the latest from our reporter Laura Fletcher

Our Work & Technology Correspondent Brian O'Donovan

We talk to Shane Sorohan, Chief Operations Officer at Cubic Telecom.

Our Political Correspondent Mícheál Lehane reports.

Enterprise Minister Simon Coveney on the details of the Increased Cost of Business Scheme which were announced today.

We talk to Dr Brenda Donohue Research associate the Education Reseach Centre who conducted this research on behalf of the OECD.

We talk to IRC commissioner Monica McWilliams.

Samantha Libreri reports.

Our Work and Technology Correspondent Brian O'Donovan brings us the details

We speak to Dr Ahmed El Mokhallalati, an Irish Palestinian surgeon who is now in the European Hospital in Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

We hear from Kevin Lynch, Co-Founder and CEO of Source Galileo

We hear from Louisa Santoro, CEO of the Mendicity Institution in Dublin, and speak to Enda O'Neill, Head of Office, UNHCR Ireland

Our Gaelic Games Correspondent Marty Morrissey brings us the latest.

We talk to Bernie Mullen of Rosslare Harbour Concerned Residents.

We talk to the Creative Director at the Centre Gary Dunne, on the special celebration of Shane McGowan's life and music.

Analysis from John Sweeney Climatologist and Emeritus Professor of Geography at Maynooth University.

We talk to Dr Jack Nolan, Chairperson of the Darndale Together Implementation Oversight Group.

We talk to Channel 4's Foreign Affairs Correspondent Paraic O'Brien in Jerusalem.

Our Political Reporter Tommy Meskill reports.

Reaction from Ronan Power, CEO of Pinergy Solar Electric and Board member of Irish Solar Energy Association.

Moya Brennan reflects on the songs and performances of Shane McGowan and the Pogues.

Musician and presenter Phillip King pays tribute to the unique talent of Shane McGowan.

Our reporter Fergal O'Brien looks back on the life and works of Shane McGowan.

Conor Macauley, Northern Correspondent reports

Robert Shortt, Economics Correspondent looks at the figures for us

Margaret Harris, Spokesperson for the World Health Organisation

Marian Harkin, Independent TD from Sligo-Leitrim speaks to us

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent outlines what the Garda Commissioner will say to Justice Committee, in relation to the timeline of events in Dublin city centre last Thursday

Saoirse Brady, Irish Penal Reform Trust Executive Director gives us their reaction to the strategy document released by the Irish Prison Service today

Dr Barry O’Donoghue, of the National Parks and Wildlife Service who led the programme

Our reporter Jennie O'Sullivan has more

We hear from Trevor Donnellan Teagasc Head of Economics

We speak to Brendan O'Connor, President of the Garda Representative Association

Our Northern Correspondent Conor Macauley explains the investigation

We get the latest Sanjay Jha, ITV News Journalist in New Dehli

Professor Mary Horgan, Professor of Infectious Diseases at UCD & The Mater

Roderic O'Gorman, Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration & Youth

Fran McNulty reports from Tel Aviv on the latest on the middle east conflict

Laura Fletcher reports from outside the GPO in O'Connell St where workers gathered this lunchtime following events last Thursday

Author Paul Lynch gives us his reaction to winning the 2023 Booker Prize

The Master of the Rotunda Professor Sean Daly has been telling me how staff from the hospital ran to assist the stab victims.

We talk to Adrian Cummins Chief Executive, of the Restaurants Association of Ireland.

Our correspondent Fran McNulty reports from Israel.

We talk to anti-racism campaigner and People Before Profit local election candidate Darragh Adelaide.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports.

Our reporter Cian McCormack reports from O’Connell Street where he spoke to residents, businesses and Derek Kelly Executive manager for Environment with Dublin City Council.

We speak to the solicitor for the family of Sean Brown, Niall Murphy from KRW Law in Belfast.

We talk to the Governor of the Central Bank, Gabriel Makhlouf on the publication of the bank's Financial Stability Review today.

We get the latest from out Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh.

Professor Marcel Jansen of the Environmental Research Institute at University College Cork.

We talk to Terry Dignan, Chair of the Children's Residential and Aftercare Voluntary Association.

Anna Holligan, BBC correspondent in Amsterdam, brings us the latest.

We talk to Dr. Una May, Chief Executive Officer of Sport Ireland.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports on the High Court action.

We talk to Chief Medical Officer Prof. Breda Smyth on the publication of the Healthy Ireland Survey 2023.

We talk to Minister for Public Expenditure, Paschal Donohoe as unions accept an invitation to talks on a new public sector pay agreement but say they want to focus on a short-term deal.

Our reporter Cian McCormack spoke to Tomer Keshet whose cousin Yarden Bibas was taken hostage with his wife Shiri and two children.

Analysis of comments from Peter Robinson from Ben Lowry, Editor of the Belfast Newsletter newspaper.

We talk to Dr Aoife Bhreatnach, historian and host of the podcast, Censored.

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports from Israel.

Sandra Hurley of our Political Staff reports.

We talk to Fianna Fáil councillor for Adare, Bridie Collins.

We talk to Executive Director of UNICEF Ireland Peter Power.

We talk to Lord Mayor Daithí de Róiste.

The Guardian's Stephen Burgen reports from Spain.

We talk to Sinn Féin’s housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin.

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports from Israel.

The latest report on the rescue efforts in India from Sanjay Jha, ITV news journalist based in New Dehli.

Analysis from our Political Correspondent Mícheál Lehane.

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports.

We talk to Hannah Daly, Professor in Sustainable Energy at University College Cork.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds has been speaking to the Director of DNA at Forensics Science Ireland,  Dr. Geraldine O’Donnell, about the role of DNA in the case.

Our reporter Helen Donohue spoke to Glyn Williams of Centra Supermarket in Emyvale in Co Monaghan who sold the ticket and Fran Whearty of the National Lottery.

We talk to Dr Lucy Jessop Director of the HSE's National Immunisation Office.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports from the Central Criminal Court where the partner and family of Ashling Murphy gave victim impact evidence.

Tánaiste says Israel expects most Irish citizens to leave Gaza and Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports on Michael Martin's meetings

Dr Stephen Newton, BirdWatch Ireland on latest latest Seabirds Count census

Ayman Shaheen, his wife, 19-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son left through the Rafah Crossing to Egypt yesterday

The former RTE broadcaster says will front the daily show from London from January, Reporter Enda Brady has more.

Jack Chambers, Minister of state at the Department of Transport discusses this and other moves to reduce road deaths

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports from Egypt.

We talk to Catherine Martin Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.

Analysis from Lucy Fisher, Whitehall Editor of the Financial Times.

We hear from Detective Superintendent Michael Cryan of the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau.

We get the latest from Irish Palestinian doctor Ahmed El Mokhallalati, a senior plastic surgeon at the Al Shifa Hospital in Northern Gaza.

Our Southern Editor Paschal Sheehy was in court.

We are joined by Emma O Kelly The Chair of the NUJ Dublin Broadcasting Branch and SIPTU Organiser, Martin Mannion

We speak to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar

Kim Sengupta, Defence and Diplomatic Editor at The Independent brings us the latest

We talk to Ronan Hennigan, owner of Londis Clarinbridge, and Martina Kinane, Fianna Fáil county councillor in the area.

Our reporter Fiachra MacCionnaith reports from a press conference in Dublin where Emily's father Tom was among a number of Israeli families calling for their loved ones to be freed.

We talk to Brian Tapley, Regional Manager, ESB networks; Anna McHugh Head of Corporate Communications with An Post and National Director for Fire and Emergency Management, Keith Leonard.

Analysis from Presenter & Chief Political Commentator with Talk TV Peter Cardwell.

Our reporter Edel McAllister talks to the youngest recipient Marc O'Connor; Garda Caitriona Munnelly and Fred Corcoran who carried out a dramatic rescue in 1947.

Our Regional Reporter Teresa Mannion reports.

We talk to Thomas Byrne Minister with special responsibility for Sport and Physical Education.

We talk to CEO of the HSE Bernard Gloster.

Our reporter Carole Colman talks to Uisce outreach members Gillian O'Donnell and Rob Nowlan and Tony Duffin, CEO at Ana Liffey Drug Project.

We get analysis from Tom Collins, Director at the National Centre for Taxation Studies in the Kemmy Business School in the University Of Limerick.

We get reaction from Ed Guiney of Irish production company Element Pictures, which has developed Normal People, and movies including The Favourite, Room and the upcoming Poor Things.

We talk to canine behaviourist Nanci Creedon.

Jeremy Bowen, the BBC's International Editor and author of the book "The Making of the Modern Middle East?" speaks to us about his journey into Gaza with the IDF.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports.

We hear from Sinéad Lucey, Managing Solicitor with the Free Legal Advice Centre who represented the family.

Brian O'Donovan, Work & Technology Correspondent reports

Donnacha Ó Beachain, Professor of Politics at Dublin City University speaks to us

Ivana Bacik, Labour Party leader on how they say the HSE recruitment freeze is going to send "a creaking home care system into utter collapse"

Sean Whelan, Our Correspondent in the US reports from North Carolina

Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell on trial of 33 yr old Jozef Puska from Mucklagh in Co Offaly, who denies murdering Ashling Murphy in January 2022

Donna Price, co-founder of the Irish Road Victims Association speaks to us

Our reporter Dyane Connor was at the Four Courts and joins us

We get the details from the Director of UCD's Centre for Space Research and Professor of Astronomy at the School of Physics Lorraine Hanlon

We talk to Katie Clair, Manager of Revenue's Local Property Tax branch

Our correspondent Tony Connelly reports has been speaking to people in Tel Aviv We talk to those in Gaza waiting to leave including Irish-Palestinian man Ibrahim Al-Agha his wife and three young children.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donell reports.

We talk to Education Minister Norma Foley

We talk to photographer Tom O'Hanlon and Danielle Wilcox, Resident Astronomer at the Blackrock Observatory, Cork.

We talk to Natali Hand, sister of Emily Hand.

Our North West Correspondent Eileen Magnier reports.

Analysis from our Correspondent Tony Connelly in Tel Aviv.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell.

We hear from INTO Deputy General Secretary, Deirdre O’Connor.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports from the Central Criminal Court.

We talk to Dublin born Dr Ahmed El Mokhallalati, a senior plastic surgeon at the Al-Shifa hospital in Northern Gaza.

We talk to Fiona Hurley, spokesperson for migrant and refugee group NASC, after analysis by the Dublin Inquirer newspaper found that 630 Irish born children applied for the recent scheme for the undocumented.

Analysis from our Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt.

Our Europe Editor Tony Connelly reports from Tel Aviv.

We talk to Michael Mahon, Eirgrid Chief Infrastructure Officer.

Bel Trew, Chief International Correspondent with the UK Independent has the latest on the mideast conflict

Orla O'Donnell, Courts Correspondent reports on the latest from the trial of 33 yr old Jozef Puska, from Mucklagh Co. Offaly, who has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Ashling Murphy in January 2022

Professor Colin Doherty, Consultant Neurologist at St James Hosp on the UK study in The Lancet

Paul Moore, Climatologist with Met Éireann speaks to us

Maeve McElwee, Director of Employer Relations with IBEC gives her reaction

John-Mark McCafferty, CEO of renters lobby group Threshold gives his reaction to latest figures published by the Residential Tenancies Board

Dr Suzanne Crowe, President of the Medical Council speaks to us

Laura Whelan speaks to Ibrahim Alagha, a Palestinian-Irish man in Khan Younis in Gaza, & we hear from Tánaiste Micháel Martin

Deirdre Garvey, Secretary General of the Irish Red Cross on how they've begun paying out funds to applicants under the flood relief scheme

Stephen Maguire, Editor Donegal Daily tells us the story

We get the latest from Lindsey Hilsum is Channel 4 News International Editor

We get the latest from our Legal Affairs Correspondent, Orla O'Donnell

We speak to Louth business owners -Frankie McGrory and Sharon McGuigan impacted by flooding in Ravensdale and Carlingford overnight

We talk to Stephen Kinsella, Professor of Economics at University of Limerick

We hear from Eamonn Connolly, Manager of Newry's Business Improvement District organisation

We are joined by Met Eireann Meteorologist Linda Hughes

Our regional reporter Teresa Mannion is in Kilkelly and joins us now...

We discuss what happened with Professor Pat Nash, the Chief Clinical Director for the Saolta Group

Vincent Kearney, Northern Editor reports on the 30th anniversary of the shooting in the Co Derry village of Greysteel

Alex Ibaceta football reporter on how the President of the Spanish Football Association Luis Rubiales, has been banned from all football-related activities by world governing body

Martin Kenny TD, Sinn Féin spokesperson on Transport speaks to us

Greg O'Dwyer, Assistant Chief Fire Officer with Dublin Fire Brigade on the firework incidents they've seen over last few days

Our Correspondent Fran McNulty reports from Tel Aviv

Michael Guerin, addiction therapist is concerned about expanding any opportunities to gamble.

We've been talking to Jessica Hopkins of The Collaborations Agency which connects influencers and brands

Nick Henderson, Irish Refugee Council reacts to reports that Ukrainian refugees could loose state provided accommodation if they travel.

Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt on what this reduction means for consumers

We hear from Helen McInerney who became homeless last year and from Una Burns of Limerick's Novas housing agency

Journalist Guy Hedgecoe discusses the findings of commission into historical of Spanish minors by catholic priests

We talk to Eamon Ryan, Minister for Transport, climate , Environment and Communications.

Our Business Editor Will Goodbody has the latest.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports.

Jane Cregan of Irish Rail on the number of incidents at level crossings.

We hear from Croí CEO Neil Johnson on the 3m legacy from Tuam business man Joe O'Toole.

Analysis from Kim Sengupta, Defence and Diplomatic Editor of The London Independent form Jerusalem.

Our Mid-West Correspondent Cathy Halloran reports.

We talk to Brendan Murphy Statistician with the CSO.

Tom Hand, who is originally from Dublin, has been speaking to our correspondent Paul Cunningham in Israel about his daughter Emily.

Our Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers reports.

We speak to Minister of State with responsibility for Integration, Green Party TD Joe O'Brien.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports.

We hear from Sam Waide, Chief Executive of the Road Safety Authority.

We get the latest from Kim Sengupta, Defence and Diplomatic Editor of The London Independent.

Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien speaks to us about the cabinet approval for the revised plans to give tenants the right to bid for properties being sold

HSE Chief Executive Bernard Gloster tells the Oireachtas Health Committee that he rejects claims that HSE wastes public money

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent reports

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham, who's in Tel Aviv speaks to us about the latest in the conflict and developments

Kevin Garvin, Aquarist at Achill Experience Acquarium, on why Charlie the Albino lobster is changing colour

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent reports on the trial of 33-yr-old Jozef Puska, from Lynally Grove, Mucklagh in Co Offaly, who has denied the murder of Ms Murphy in January 2022

Our Northern Editor Vincent Kearney reports from Belfast Crown Court.

We get analysis from Professor Michael Doherty, School of Law and Criminology at Maynooth University , following the Supreme Court hearing.

We get an overview from our Correspondent Paul Cunningham who's in Israel.

We talk to Peter Power, Executive Director UNICEF Ireland on the situation as 1.4 million people in Gaza are displaced.

Our reporter Helen Donohue talks to Niamh Brosnan - Owner of Brosnans Pharmacy in Midleton. And we hear live from Adriana Hegarty President of Midleton Chamber of Commerce.

We hear from Mary Fogarty Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) Assistant Director for Industrial Relations for the Midwest.

We talk to Greg Ennis, Divisional Organiser with SIPTU.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports.

We hear from our South East Correspondent Conor Kane who's in Midleton and Ria Burgoine, owner of 'Say I do Bridal'.

We talk to Moya Murdoch of Insurance Ireland.

We hear from Assembly Chair Paul Reid.

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham spoke to two families whose loved ones are being held hostage by Hamas.

We hear from Met Eireann Senior Forecaster Gerry Murphy.

We talk to Ombudsman for Children Niall Muldoon.

We speak to Ireland's EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness on the crisis in Israel and Gaza.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports.

Our reporter Carole Colman talks to residents and businesses in Glanmire.

Our Southern Editor Paschal Sheehy reports from Midleton.

Gillian Harford, Country Executive of the 30% Club

Education Correspondent Emma O'Kelly spoke to some students from Sandymount Educate Together in Dublin

Most Revd Dr Michael Jackson, Church of Ireland Archbishop had visited the Al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital in Gaza

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent reports from trial of 33-year-old Jozef Puska, from Lynally Grove, Mucklagh, Co Offaly, who denies murdering Ms Murphy in Jan 2022

Our Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports on the latest from Tel Aviv

Dublin-born surgeon Ahmed El Mokhallalati, a senior member of the Plastic Surgery Dept at the Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza, describes conditions in the hospital

David Joyce, Director of Operations at Cork City Council has the latest on flooding in the city

We hear from Dr Ciarán Ó Fearraigh, a GP in Stranorlar and hear from Tony Canavan, Chief Executive of the Saolta Hospital Group which has responsibility for Letterkenny University Hospital.

We speak to our Legal Affairs correspondent, Orla O'Donnell.

We speak to senior Forecaster at Met Éireann, Gerry Murphy

We get the latest from our Correspondent in Tel Aviv, Paul Cunningham

We speak to Linda Loughnane of the Laois Integration Network

We speak to Ayed Abu Ramadan, is the Chairman of Al Helal Football Academy in Gaza city

We get the latest from our Work Correspondent, Brian O'Donovan.

We speak to Michael McDonagh Chief Archaeologist with the National Monuments

We hear from Tom Cuddy, head of Asset Operations with Uisce Éireann

We speak to our Business Editor Will Goodbody

We hear from Professor of Polish Studies Stanley Bill with Cambridge University

We get the latest from our correspondent in Tel Aviv, Paul Cunningham, and speak to Riham Jafari the charity Action Aid in the West Bank

Justin Treacy reports from Paris ahead of the Ireland V New Zealand game

David Cullinane, Sinn Féin Health spokesman reacts HSE recruitment freeze to affect frontline workers

James Elder, United Nation's Children's Fund tells us about the unfolding humanitarian problem

Daniel Briscoe, doctor in Tel Aviv tells of friends and family caught up in last weekend's Hamas assault

Elizabeth O’Reilly, Head of Environmental Compliance & Membership at Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Ireland

We're joined from Washington DC by Daniel Byman senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies

Southern Editor Pascal Sheehy reports that dental records indicate remains discovered at Youghal house are those of Tina Satchwell

RTE Reporter Paul Cunningham speaks to us from Israel on the latest developments

Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt on the latest figures

Colm O'Donnellan, managing director of O’Donnellan & Joyce auctioneers tells us about this unusual property

Reporter Tommy Meskill reports on the Oireachtas committee hearing

Chair of The Elders, and former President of Ireland Mary Robinson talks to us about the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the war in the Middle East

DUP MP Gregory Campbell says the party won't break from equitable funding for sports stadiums in Northern Ireland

Southern Editor, Paschal Sheehy reports on discovery of the disappearance of the 45-year-old have found skeletal remains at the Youghal home where she lived

Latest developments in the war in Israel and the Gaza strip

Analysis from Dr. Jennifer Kavanagh, lecturer in law at Southeast Technological University.

Our Southern Editor Paschal Sheehy reports.

We talk to The Chief Rabbi of Ireland, Yoni Wieder.

Our correspondent Brian O'Donovan has the latest.

We talk to Environment Minister Eamon Ryan.

We talk Cali Callahan, ER Nurse Activity Manager for Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Gaza.

Our reporter Carole Coleman is in Longford Town getting reaction.

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath delivers his budget speech.

Dr Tricia Keilthy is head of social and justice policy at the Society of St Vincent de Paul

We discuss the main points with Brian Keegan, Director Of Public Affairs Chartered Accountants Ireland and Louise Kelly, Tax Partner with Deloitte.

Sinn Féin's finance spokerperson Pearse Doherty says the Budget has failed to resolve the housing crisis.

Labour's Ged Nash, spokesperson on Finance, Public Expenditure & Reform, and Róisín Shortall, health spokesperson with the Social Democrats gave their reaction to what has been announced.

We hear from Richard Boyd Barrett of People Before Profit

Independent TD, Carol Nolan of the Rural Independent Group

We speak to Maeve McElwee, Executive Director, Employer Relations with IBEC

We discuss the main points with Brian Keegan, Director Of Public Affairs Chartered Accountants Ireland and Louise Kelly, Tax Partner with Deloitte.

We speak again to our panel and hear from our Political Correspondent, Paul Cunningham.

We hear the speech Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Paschal Donohoe

We talk to Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald.

Political analysis from our correspondent Mícheál Lehane.

We talk to Najla Al Shawwa, Oxfam Regional Manager is based in Gaza.

Secunder Kermani, Foreign Correspondent with Channel 4 News who's in Southern Israel.

We get analysis from the Director of Chatham House, Bronwen Maddox.

Carole Coleman has this special report.

We talk to Mary White, secretary of Abbeyleix TidyTowns.

Europe Editor Tony Connelly in Granada on EU call to tie corporate profits to member states contributions

We hear the story of a Ukrainian woman and her daughters, living in Co Laois for 18 months, being moved to a hotel in Cork from Monday.

We get analysis from Tom O'Donnell, co-founder Nevin Institute.

We talk to Wexford TD Brendan Howlin about his decision to bow out at next election.

Our reporter Justin Treacy is in Paris with the fans.

We hear from Mr Niland's funeral mass, and speak to our North West Correspondent, Eileen Magnier.

We speak to Pippa Hackett, Minister of State for Land Use and Biodiversity in the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

We speak to our Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds.

Our Northern Correspondent Conor Macauley is in our Belfast studio.

We speak to Teresa Mannion, our regional reporter

We hear from the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at the European leaders in Granada

We speak to Paul Cunningham, our political correspondent

We hear from Dr Elaine McGoff, head of advocacy for An Taisce

We speak on Thomas Byrne, Minister of Sport and Physical Education

We speak to Vincent Fremont, Co-Founder of the Warhol Foundation

Elise Ann Allen, senior correspondent with Vatican based Catholic newspaper Crux reports from Rome

We hear from Velma Burns, Research Manager with the Road Safety Authority

Colm O'Leary, interim CEO of the Adoption Authority of Ireland

Orla O'Donnell, Courts Correspondent reports

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent reports

Mary Regan of our political staff has this report from today's proceedings from the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Asissted Dyring

Catherine Flanagan, CEO of the Assoc of Visitor Experiences & Attractions says a survey of their members say numbers haven't returned to 2019 levels yet

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent updates us on today's Cabinet meeting, which also discussed the Planning & Development Bill

Dr Paul McKeown, Consultant in Public Health Medicine with the HSE

Eric Ham, CTV News Political Analyst looks ahead to today's court appearance

Our reporter Laura Fletcher speaks to those being granted Irish Citizenship at ceremonies at Dublin's Convention Centre.

We get the details from our Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds

We hear from drivers taking part in the unofficial action and speak to Stephen Kent, CEO at Bus Éireann.

We speak to Finbarr Colfer is HIQAs Deputy chief inspector of social services

We speak to the Tánaiste, Micheál Martin who is in Ukraine this lunchtime.

Reporter Helen Donohue gives an update on the fallout from the gymnastics medal incident

Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports on the charging of five time all Ireland hurling medalist DJ Carey

The mother of the young girl who did not receive a medal during a gymnastics ceremony speaks to us about the hurt caused

Our Western Correspondent Pat McGrath reports on the Divisional Coastal Watch maritime campaign relaunched in Galway

Karen Trant of the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities explains winter moratoriums on energy disconnections

Reporter Sinead Spain reports on press conference from groups representing families affected by Temple Street spinal surgery scandal

Fine Gael Councillor Paddy Meade discuss the campaign while commuter Lorraine Cunningham tells us how she is affected.

Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at Dublin City University on what this means

Ciaran O'Connor senior analyst with the Institute for Strategic Dialogue joins us

Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham on the latest reaction to the threat of Garda action over roster changes

Michael Doherty, Entertainment Editor, RTE Guide remembers Michael Gambon in his varied roles

Our South East Correspondent Conor Kane brings us the latest on the investigation into the massive drugs haul

Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt tells us inflation stubbornly high at 5%

We talk to John Lannon from Doras in Limerick who's been working with international protection applicants in Knocknalisheen and Linda Loughnane of the Laois Integration Network who's at Stradbally where 367 people are in tents.

We get the latest from Gerry Murphy, Meterologist with Met Eireann.

Our Mid West Correspondent Cathy Halloran reports on the death of a 14-year-old girl who became ill last Friday and was taken to Children's Health Ireland (CHI) at Crumlin in Dublin, where she died on Monday.

We spoke to Middle East Correspondent Borzu Daragahi about the fire.

We get the latest from Defence Forces Colonel Stephen Ryan and analysis from our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds.

Brian O'Donovan, Work & Technology Correspondent reports from outside Leinster House for us this lunchtime

Sandra Hurley reports from the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Assisted Dying, which has been hearing about the experience of euthanasia in the Netherlands & Switzerland

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent on the latest from the Cabinet meeting today

Dr Cliona Sadlier, Executive Director of Rape Crisis Network Ireland gives us her reaction to the latest research from the CSO

Mark Bowe, Meteorologist with Met Éireann has the update

Conor Kane, Our South East Correspondent reports

Tricia Keilthy, Head of Social Justice & Policy at the Society of St Vincent de Paul

We talk to ICTU General Secretary Owen Reidy.

UK based journalist Enda Brady reports.

We talk to Dr Eleanor O'Leary, Lecturer in Media and Communications at SETU Carlow Campus.

We talk to Jennifer Davidson, Chair of the Writer's Guild of Ireland.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports.

Our reporter Sharon Lynch explains the story.

Analysis from our Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham.

We talk to Damien Hannigan of the Irish Deer Commission.

Our reporter Paul O'Flynn is in Paris with the fans.

Our reporter Sally-Anne Barrett rounds up the events happening around the country.

Our reporter Conor Hunt reports on the evidence of former manager of the Stardust club, Eamon Butterly.

Our Social Affairs Correspondent Aibhe Conneely reports.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds.

Poland has promised to fulfil existing arms supply deals with Ukraine, a day after saying it would no longer arm its neighbour in a mounting row between the two allies. Our Eastern Europe Reporter Liam Nolan

McEntee: 'Disgraceful scenes have no place in our democracy' Justice Minister has spoken to the Garda Commissioner and the Superintendent in Pearse Street about what she described as the 'disgraceful scenes' outside Leinster House yesterday. We speak to the Minister for Justice Helen McEntee

The Clinical Director of Children's Health Ireland Dr Ike Okafur speaks to us

Motorists caught speeding outside a primary school in County Longford today were given the option of avoiding a fine if they attended a special session where they could explain themselves to a group of 6th class children. Principal of Stone Park National School, Longford Micheál O'Sullivan speaks to us

Eamon Butterly is giving evidence at the inquest into the deaths of the 48 people, who died when a fire swept through the building during a disco in 1981. Our reporter Conor Hunt is at the Startdust Inquest today

We hear from Brendan O' Connor, President of the GRA.

We get the latest from our Legal Affairs Correspondent, Orla O'Donnell.

We speak to Ciaran Damien Tansey, a solicitor representing Dollceanna Carter's parents.

We can speak to Sandra Hurley, of our Political Staff

Our reporter Sally-Anne Barrett speaks to shoppers in Athlone and we speak to Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise Neale Richmond.

We speak to Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at Dublin City University.

Analysis from Dr Muireann Lynch, Energy Economist with the ESRI.

We get the latest from Jim Waterson, Media Editor at The Guardian.

Folk singer Roger Whittaker, famous for his 1969 hit song Durham Town and expert whistling, has died at the age of 87.

We hear from David Fleming, National Standards Authority of Ireland Technical Manager for Time.

We speak to our Health Correspondent, Fergal Bowers.

We talk to Alex Thomson Chief Correspondent and Presenter, Channel 4 News.

Analysis from Defence and Diplomatic Editor of The Independent Kim Sengupta.

Our Political Coverage Editor David Murphy reports on the latest research from the ESRI and the government's Shared Island unit.

Analysis from Damian O'Reilly, lecturer in retail management at Technical University Dublin.

We speak to Damien McCallion, HSE Chief Operations Officer.

We get the latest from Margot Bernard, Advocacy Manager with Medicins Sans Frontiers based in Rome.

We get political reaction from Lucy Fischer - Whitehall editor of the Financial Times.

Analysis from our Business Editor Will Goodbody.

Analysis from our Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt, while our Correspondent Carole Colman gathers local reaction.

Analysis from our Political Correspondent Mícheál Lehane.

We talk to Personal Insolvency Practitioner Mitchell O'Brien who is co-founder of the Insolvency Resolution Service (IRS).

People who put down deposits on houses in Meath say they have been asked to pay an extra €60,000 to finish them. We talk to Amanda Mekitarian who is among those waiting for their house to be finished.

Dr Ronan Glynn, partner EY Ireland, and former Deputy Chief Medical Officer joins us in studio

Work and Technology Correspondent Brian O'Donovan reports on Micháel Martins comments and latest on RTE payments

Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt analyses the 10th sucessive ECB rise in interest rates

Dr Salem Langi, who spent 16 years working and living in Ireland, says the situation is "catastrophic" with survivors in a state of shock

Listen to FAI CEO Jonathan Hill and hear Soccer Correspondent Tony O'Donoghue on Kenny's future and reasons for not renewing Vera Paw contract

We speak to Ronan Slevin, the secretary-general of the GRA

We speak to Dr Faheem Bukhatwa and Dr Fatima Hamroush.

We get the very latest from our political correspondent, Paul Cunningham

We hear from Sharon Gaffney, journalist with France 24

Our political correspondent Paul Cunningham looks ahead to today's appearances before the Oireachtas Media Committee, and we get reaction to Emma O'Kelly, Chair of the National Union of Journalists' Dublin Broadcasting Branch.

Patricia Murray, Senior Work and Organisational Psychologist, Health and Safety Authority.

Analysis from Prof. of Political Science, at Pusan National University Dr Robert E Kelly.

We hear from the Minister of State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works, Patrick O'Donovan about a row in Celbridge over access to Kildare's Castletown House ; the latest modular housing targets; and RTÉ.

We speak to Malak Altaeb, a Libyan researcher on environmental policy about the scale of the situation.

We speak to our Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds.

Carole Coleman has this special report

Professor Hazel Smith, from the Centre of Korean Studies at SOAS University of London.

We speak to Gillian Harford, Country Executive of the 30% Club

Joe Mag Raollaigh, our Agriculture Correspondent speaks to us from Tipperary

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds was in court and joins us now.

We speak to the Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly about the details of this expansion.

We get the latest from the BBC's Middle East correspondent, Tom Bateman, who has travelled to Morocco's remote Atlas Mountains.

Councillor Hoare tells our Western Correspondent, Pat McGrath he will attend a meeting with senior Gardai and City Council officials tomorrow to discuss the incidents.

USI Vice President Colette Murphy advises students on what to do if asked to hold money illegally

Fergal O'Brien speaks to community warden Francis Treacy, while Social Democrat TD for Dublin Central Gary Gannon reponds to the plan

Our Europe Editor Tony Connelly reports on Emily O Reilly's criticism of the EU handling of corruption

We're joined by Petula Martyn of our Business Desk to discuss falloff in planning permissions when compared to last year

We're joined from our Casla studio by Alan Essleont Director General of TG4

Education Minister Norma Foley reponds to parents claims that 30% of special needs students have to sort their own school transport

Our Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh speaks to those attending the protest.

We speak to Pat Fenlon, Executive Director of Electric Ireland

We speak to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar about energy costs, RTÉ, the housing crisis and the Wolfe Tones performance at Electric Picnic.

We speak to the SDLP MP for South Belfast, Claire Hanna

We speak to Padraic Kissane, financial advisor and member of the Irish Banking Culture Board

We speak to Sinn Féin spokesperson on Energy, Darren O’Rourke

Our political correspondent, Paul Cunningham brings us the latest.

We get the latest from there with our Deputy Foreign Editor, Edmund Heaphy.

We speak to Donal McNamee of the Business Post

Our Midlands Correspondent Sinead Hussey reports that Garda Commissioner Drew Harris along with Assistant Commissioner Justin Kelly are in Dubai for a series of meetings to discuss the Kinahan crime gang.

Our Political Correspondent Mícheál Lehane reports.

Dyane Connor reports.

Keith Lambkin, Head of Climate Services Division at Met Éireann

Analysis from Mary Wareham, Ban Policy Editor of Cluster Munition Monitor 2023.

We talk to HSE Chief Operations Officer Damian McCallion following a report from the Office of the Children's Ombudsman.

Our Soccer Correspondent Tony O'Donoghue reports from France.

Liz O'Donnell, Chairperson of the Road Safety Authority

Tony Connelly, Europe Editor reports from Brussels

Conor McAuley, Northern Correspondent reports

James Waterhouse, BBC Ukraine Correspondent on the latest on the grain talks & developments in Ukraine

Prof Laura Meyerson, Dept of Natural Resources Science at the University of Rhode Island & one of the reports lead authors

CEO of Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists [ISCP] Dr Marie Ó Mír

Emma Lane-Spollen, National Coordinator, Ukraine Civil Society Response

Dyane Connor reports

RTÉ Sport's Tony O'Donoghue speaks to former Republic of Ireland women's manager Vera Pauw

Conor Kane, South East Correspondent reports from Clonmel

Joan O'Sullivan has the latest from Stradbally, Co Laois where the festival is getting underway

We're joined by Alex Patrick, Metro reporter, News 24 South Africa, who's been at the scene of the fire

Irish sailor Tom Dolan from Kells speaks about crossing the finish line in Kinsale after almost 4 days at sea

Dr. Tricia Kielthy, St Vincent De Paul says calls are up, but numbers requesting help with back-to-school costs down 20%

Ann-Marie O'Reilly of the Threshold housing charity reacts to latest figures from the Residential Tenancies Board

Stephen Donnelly would like to see phone ban spearheaded by parents rather than imposed by authorities

Northern Correspondent Conor MacCauley reports on mounting pressure on Simon Byrne to step down

South East Correspondent Conor Kane reports on the first of the funerals of the four young people who died in a crash in Clonmel

Our Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt says Eurozone inflation of 5.3% means further interest rates hikes likely

We get the latest from Ukraine based journalist Emmanuelle Chaze.

Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh has the details.

To mark the 10th anniversary of the death of Seamus Heaney rte.ie/culture has published selected archive broadcasts and RTE Radio One's Arena will have a special programme dedicated to his life and legacy at 7pm. Here he is reading his poem "Postscript".

Reaction from Marc O'Cathasaigh, Green party TD for Waterford and Party Whip and Sinn Féin TD for Cavan-Monaghan, Matt Carty.

Art O’Leary Chief Executive of The Electoral Commission on the recommendations of the Constituency Review 2023. Analysis from Fionnán Sheehan, Ireland Editor with the Irish Independent.

Mags Casey Co-ordinator at Tipperary Rural Travellers' Project pays tribute to the couple and their grandchild who were well known members of the Traveller community in Cashel.

We speak to Barbara Walsh, who was one of two independent restorative justice practitioners who spoke to 62 past pupils impacted by Fr Joseph Marmion.

We get analysis from the National Union of Journalists Irish Secretary Seamus Dooley.

Our Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers has the story.

We talk to Brian Caulfield, Professor of Transportation at Trinity College Dublin, about London's new Ultra Low Emission Zone.

We talk to Catherine Martin, Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.

Our reporter Dyane Connor reports from Dublin Airport.

We talk to Minister of State at the Department of Transport Jack Chambers on the recent road death tragedies and plans to phase out cash at NCT centres.

Minister of State Jack Chambers and Travel Journalist Eoghan Corry as issue witj UK airspace is expected to have a "major impact" on Irish flights.

We talk to Stefan Gerlach, Chief Economist at EFG Bank in Zurich and a former Deputy governor of Irish Central Bank.

We've been talking to Principal of St Jarlath's Secondary School, John Kelly, as the well known Tuam school welcomed girls for the first time in its 223 history.

Analysis from Head of Communications at bonkers.ie Daragh Cassidy.

Our Northern Editor Vincent Kearney on the judge's ruling on Soldier F hearsay evidence

Students at Our Lady of Mercy School in Drimnagh in Dublin tell Philip Bromwell about the moment they got their results

Pól Ó Dochartaigh, Deputy President and Registrar from the University of Galway

Tommy Meskill of our Political Staff looks ahead to its publication

We speak to Micheál Martin, Tánaiste, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Defence

We speak to Tommy McEnroe Jr, former Pipe Major with New York Fire Department

We get reaction from the INMO General Secretary, Phil Ní Sheaghdha

We hear from Kevin McPartlan, CEO of Fuels for Ireland and speak to Blake Boland, spokesperson for AA Ireland

For the latest we talk to Roland Oliphant, senior foreign correspondent at the Telegraph newspaper

We hear from Ivana Bacik, leader of the Labour party and chair of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Gender Equality

We get the latest from Brendan Keefe, Chief Investigative Reporter for Atlanta News First

Cathal Berry TD give responds to further reduction in active naval ships

Ciara Mageean, the fourth fastest woman in the world in the 1500 metres

We speak to Dr Niamh Shaw

We speak to Jennifer Whitmore, Social Democrats spokesperson on Energy.

We've been speaking to the mosque's chairman Imam Jamal Iweida.

We speak to Angela Willis, Assistant Commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Region, and we get reaction from Richard Guiney, Chief Executive Officer of Dublin Town, a group representing businesses in the city centre.

We speak to Chief Medical Officer Professor Breda Smyth

We speak to Vincent Kearney, our Northern Editor

We speak to Mark Ward, Sinn Fein's Spokesperson for Mental Health

Ironman competitors Keith O'Sullivan & Winnie Moore speak of what it was like taking part the Ironman in Cork

Greg Allen, reporting from the World Athletics Championships in Budapest

Olwyn James, Senior Planning Mgr at Uisce Eireann explains how the project works as reported in the Irish Times

Páiric Clerkin, CEO of Irish Principals' Network speaks to us

Mervyn Taylor, CEO Sage Advocacy speaks to us

Vincent Kearney, Northern Editor was in court

Brian Stanley, Chair of the Public Accounts Committee

Mr Justice Goss gives his sentence on Lucy Letby at Manchester Crown Court & Enda Brady, UK based journalist, reports

Robert Shortt, Economics Correspondent reports

Professor Jane Suiter, DCU discusses RTE's future following latest developments

ShinAwil CEO Larry Bass warns Irish content could disappear if people refuse to pay the TV licence fee

Senior Met Éireann forecaster Gerry Murphy outlines wind and rain warnings for Friday

Kieran McEvoy, IFA, says rain and poor field conditions leave huge volume of crops yet to be harvested

Mary Ellen McGroarty, World Food Programme director in South Sudan on food insecurity affecting 8 million

Vincent McAvinney reports on the guilty verdict for British nurse Lucy Letby who murdered seven babies at the Countess Chester Hospital

Minister for Finance Michael McGrath explains that he is considering short and long-term funding options for RTE in budget

Amy Molloy, Public Affairs Correspondent with the Irish Independent on the case of a landlord who evicted tenants after claiming he was selling the property but instead let it out at a higher rent

Killian Tracey, one of the organisers of the Killarney coffee cup project discusses positive results after first five weeks

Mark McCorry, Ecologist at Bord na Móna speaks to us

Producer & Riverdance promoter, John McColgan who worked with Michael Parkinson & Newstalk presenter Pat Kenny, pay tribute to Michael Parkinson who has died

Reporter Fergal O'Brien on how retained firefights suspended their industrial action at midday

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent reports

Anne O'Donoghue, CEO of the Irish Heritage Trust

Chair of the RTÉ Board, Siún Ní Raghallaigh speaks to us about the latest Grant Thornton report published today

Alannah Hill, deputy managing editor at NK News speaks to us

Seamus Dooley, General Secretary of the NUJ

Ciara O'Brien, Irish Times Technology Journalist has the latest

Niamh Smyth TD & Chair of the Joint Oireachtas Media Committee gives reaction to latest Grant Thornton report

We hear from Jim Clarken, CEO of Oxfam Ireland

We get the latest from our reporter Conor who is in Ballybrack

We hear from Maureen Kennelly. Arts Council Director

Our reporter Joan O'Sullivan reports from the scene in Newbridge

We hear from Cian O'Callaghan, Social Democrats deputy leader and housing spokesperson

Michael Gallagher, whose son Aiden was among those killed, and will be attending today's event speaks to us

We speak to Simon Harris, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science.

We hear from Chief Executive of the Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers, Pat Davitt

We speak to Our Northern Editor Vincent Kearney

Focus Ireland's Mike Allen explains the imapct of 5,735 notices to quit April -June

Maui businessman Cole Millington and Bill Dorman, Hawaii Public Radio speak about the utter devastation on the Island

Dr Tadhg Crowley. IMO discusses the extension of free GP visits to children under 8

Dr Sanam Vakil, Middle East expert discusses the US-Iran deal that's led to a number of people being moved from a Tehran prison

Tommy Meskill has the latest numbers of Ukrainian and International Protection arrivals to Ireland

Will Goodbody reports that AIB mortgage customers who received letters won't face higher than anticipated repayments

Julia Black of the International Organisation for Migration discusses the latest loss of life

Bill Dorman, Hawaii public radio on the wildfire disaster on the island of Maui

Mullingar brothers Frank and Sean O'Meara tell Sinead Hussey about the famous Irish song

Belfast journalist Sam McBride discusses the latest on the PSNI data breach

The father and sister of 41-year-old Frank Staples talk about his condition in a Perth hospital

Eoin Moran, Director of Met Eireann on why we are experiencing such extreme weather

Education Minister Norma Foley speaks about free school books and voluntary contributions

Our political reporter Sandra Hurley looks at the questions faced by the new Electoral Commission

We talk to Roy McGivern - Chairman of Linfield Football Club

We speak to Victoria Scholar, head of Investment at Interactive Investor

We speak to Professor Maciej Bannock, the lead author of this research

We hear from Freya McClements, the Northern Editor of the Irish Times and speak to the Sinn Féin Policing spokesperson Gerry Kelly

We get the latest from Sarah O'Sullivan is a journalist based in Rio

Dr Michael Duffy from the School of Social Sciences, Education & Social Work at Queen's University in Belfast

Alison Roberts, Journalist based in Lisbon reports on the latest

Fergal Bowers Health Correspondent reports

Teresa Mannion reports from the new bridge in Athlone, which is part of the planned coast to coast greenway between Galway & Dublin

Aengus Cox reports from Bray seafront where thousands gathered to pass their respects

Professor Peter Thorne, Climate Scientists and Director of ICARUS Irish Climate and Research Analyst Unit at Maynooth University

Chief Imam at the Islamic Centre of Ireland, Dr Umar Al-Qadri, who led prayers at the funeral service

We speak to Helen O'Hara, film journalist of Empire Magazine and author of Women Vs Hollywood: The Fall And Rise Of Women In Film about how significant a moment this is for the Hollywood blockbuster

They are are awaiting a military response from neighbouring countries. Members of the Economic Community of West African States issued an ultimatum to the junta which expired last night. Foreign powers say they hope for a peaceful resolution. We speak to Declan Walsh, the New York Times Chief Africa Correspondent

They are among over 36,000 scouts being evacuated from the World Scouts Jamboree in South Koreadue to an impanding typhoon. We speak Chief Scout of Scouting Ireland Jill Pitcher Farrell about the situation where they are at the moment

PSNI investigate after bodies of two dogs were found weighted down in a lake in Co Tyrone. The USPCA have offered a reward for information following the discovery We speakg to its Director of Operations, Siobhan McHaffie

The trees are infected with ash dieback disease which is expected to kill up to 90% of them. Under the law, landowners are liable for any damage caused by their trees. Our agriculture and consumer affair correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh has been telling us more

Joe Connaire discusses the Fleadh in Mullingar in Co Westmeath which runs from 6-14 August

Jill Pitcher Farrell talks about how Irish participants at World Scout Jamboree in South Korea are coping with the heat

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary says Fingal County Council's order to reduce night flights at the airport is "stupid and idiotic"

Honor Murphy of the Women of Honour campaign responds to latest figures on female recruitment into the Defense Forces

Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent Joe Mag Raollaigh reports from the protest near Athlone

Eleanor Burnhill reports on the guilty verdict in the trial of Cork man Noel Long at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin

Irish Times Crime Correspondent Conor Lally reports on the death of Martin Lynn from injuries sustained outside his Dublin home.

Patricia Byron, Chairperson of the Health Insurance Authority on how AXA is buying Laya Healthcare

Emily Young of Save Our Shannon Organisation on the 75,000 acres of farmland in an area known as "The Callows" which is underwater

Adrian Weckler, Technology Editor with Independent Newspapers on a glitch in some phones that causes them to ring emergency services

Julia Manchester, National Political Reporter with 'The Hill' in Washington DC

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

Laura Hogan, North East Correspondent reports on the funerals of 17-yr-old Kiea McCann and 16-yr-old Dlava Mohamed

Sean McKeown, Director of Fota Wildlife Park on their new arrivals

Declan Walsh, Chief Africa Correspondent with the New York Times

Niall Hatch, Birdwatch Ireland, on this year's premature departure of puffins from Skellig Mhicheal

Julia Manchester, The Hill, discusses the latest indictment of former president Trump for trying to overturn the 2020 election result

Justin Treacy reports from Dublin Airport as the women's World Cup soccer team touches down

Locals and Angela Graham, Clones Family Resource Centre, speak about the deaths of teenagers Kiea McCann and Dlava Mohamed

Journalist Emmanuelle Chaze in Kyiv on why Russia is attacking Ukranian ports

Seamus Dooley of the NUJ is concerned about the fall in the number of TV licences sold last month compared to a year ago

Fiachra Ó Cionnaith reports that Fingal County Council has has ordered Dublin Airport to reduce night time flights

Tom Fitzgerald of UNITE on what workers need to return to work

We speak to Liz O’Donnell, Chairperson of the Road Safety Authority

Figures from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry also show an increase in the sale of electric cars. We talk to Brian Cooke, Director General of the SIMI

We speak to James Shaprio, one of the judges who chose the 13 books for this year's longlist. We also speak to one of those longlisted - Elaine Feeney author of the "How to Build a Boat" joins us from our Galway studio

We speak to local priest Fr Peter Corrigan, who was called to the scene of the tragedy last night. We also speak to David Maxwell, Cathaoirleach of Monaghan County Council and member of the Largy College Board of Management

We hear from Green Party TD Patrick Costello

We hear from Sineád O'Carroll who was in Australia covering the World Cup for the Journal and the 42

We hear from Dublin Lord Mayor Daithí De Róiste

We speak to Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee.

We get the latest from Anna Holligan, Correspondent with the BBC in the Netherlands

We get the latest from our legal affairs correspondent, Orla O'Donnell.

We speak to our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds

CSO Statistician Helen McGrath

We hear from Daragh Cassidy from Bonkers.ie

We cross live to Australia - our reporter Samantha Libreri in pitchside at Brisbane Stadium.

We talk to Miguel Delaney chief football writer at The Independent

Fergal O'Brien reports.

We talk to Charlie Harrison, GAA International Manager on this year's competition.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports and analysis from Dr Eoin O'Dell Associate Professor School of Law TCD.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds talks to Justice Minister Helen McEntee.

We talk to Kate Nolan, deputy director of operations with Médecins Sans Frontières in Sudan.

We talk to CEO of Ruhama Barbara Jordan.

We speak to Neil Jordan, a friend and musical collaborator on his films Michael Collins and The Butcher Boy.

We hear tributes from singer Declan O Rourke, author Allyson McCabe and film director Margot Harkin

We speak to our London Correspondent, John Kilraine.

Our reporter Laura Whelan has been to Bray in County Wicklow, home to Sinead O'Connor for many years.

We hear from Michelle O’Neill, Deputy Director, HIQA

We get the latest from our Business Editor Will Goodbody

Brian O'Donovan, Work & Technology Correspondent reports

Lisa Kennedy CEO of the Irish Tourist Assistance Service

Chief Executive of Mental Health Commission John Farrelly on the review carried out into CAMHS services

Samantha Libreri reports from pitchside in Perth

Ailbhe Conneely Social Affairs Correspondent

Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly announces an inquiry into the role of EU border agency Frontex in one of the deadliest shipwrecks in decades

Pat McGrath reports on tributes to Smyths Toys Superstores director Liam Smyth who died aged 60.

We talk to Helen Martin the Charities Regulator Chief Executive.

We talk to Travel Journalist Eoghan Corry.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell talks to Karen Harkin(22) from Buncrana who waived her anonymity so her father Michael Carter(55) could be named after he was sentenced to ten-and-a-half years for raping her as a child.

We talk to Health Minister Stephen Donnelly.

We talk to Dr Paul Deane, Research Scientist Clean Energy at University College Cork .

Irish man Bernard Phelan speaks to reporter Conor Hunt about his experience in a jail in Iran

Bridget Davidson from Bangor in Co Down is at the airport in Rhodes and speaks to us, we also hear from journalist Damian Mac Con Uladh in Greece too

Courts Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports

Reporter Laura Fletcher on the disappearance of 39-yr-old Eva Brennan from Dublin on July 25th 1993

Liam Ahern MC for the Limerick homecoming celebrations

Dr Loretta O'Sullivan, Chief Economist with EY Ireland on their Summer Forecast report

Samantha Libreri reports from Perth, Australia

Analysis from our Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt.

We talk to CEO of the Land Development Agency John Coleman.

Our Social Affairs Correspondent Ailbhe Conneely speaks to UN Committee on the Rights of the Child Professor Philip Jaffé.

We talk to Dermot Brabazon, Professor in Material Science and Engineering, DCU.

Head of Women’s Football at Football Australia Sarah Walsh talks to our reporter in Sydney Samantha Libreri.

Analysis from Tim Bale, Professor of Politics at Queen Mary University of London.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent reports

Karan O'Loughlin, SIPTU Divisional Organiser on the rejection of the Labour Court proposals by their members

Samantha Libreri reports from Sydney, while Martin Curtin, former Ireland international & Conan Byrne, former League of Ireland player give their reaction, along with fans at Dalymount Park