Brendan O'Connor

Nicholas Cornwell, author aka Nick Harkaway & son of John Le Carré chatted with Damien O'Reilly about the Le Carré documentary 'A Writer and His Country' which airs tonight on BBC Radio 4.

Reverend Richard Coles has just released a personal book 'The Madness of Grief A Memoir of Love and Loss' that recounts the grief he has felt since losing his partner of twelve years the Reverend David Coles in December 2019.

Colman O’Sullivan from the RTÉ Newsroom spoke about a news story in which two women are due to appear in court today for having refused mandatory quarantine.

Performance and wellbeing coach Enda McNulty helps us to dig deep for the resilience we need to get through this last lockdown..

NPHET has advised to be very careful over the Easter. Professor of Psychology Orla Muldoon gave her view on how people are coping through this challenging time.

Editor, Business Post Magazine, Nadine O'Regan and Film Correspondent , Irishtimes, Donald Clarke, share their tips for this weeks entertainment.

Brendan spoke to, Dr Annie Curtis, Immunologist, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, on the best way to manage the transition to Day Light Savings Hours.

Today's pane included, Consultant and Geriatrician, Dr. Ronán Collins, Columnist Brenda Power, Lecture in Politics, Technological University, Dublin, Kevin Cunningham. Also on the programme was, Adam Harris, Founder of ‘As I am’ and Dr. Cliona Ní Cheallaigh, Consultant, St James Hospital.

Gareth O'Callaghan, Radio Broadcaster, spoke to Brendan about his new book 'What Matters Now', which documents his diagnosis of a terminal illness, Multiple System Atrophy. The book highlights how Gareth manages day to day living with the illness and much more.

Brendan is joined by Clodagh McKenna, Chef for some cooking delights.