Brendan O'Connor

For the second hour, Brendan is joined by John Lyons to look back on 5 years since the referendum on marriage equality , Pól Ó Conghaile on travel, and Donald Clarke and Ruth Barron with our Arts and Entertainment segment.

Joining Brendan for Sunday's newspaper panel are Anthony Staines - School of Nursing, DCU, Christiana Finn - Political Correspondent, The Journal.ie, Shelia Killian - Prof Kemmy Business School, UL and Michael O'Keeffe - Consultant ophthalmologist.

Greg O Shea joins Brendan to talk about life after Love Island and returning to rugby. Margaret Donovan, Frances O'Sullivan and Siobhan McEntee discuss adult learning and home schooling. Brendan also speaks with Sarah Webb about 6th Class Graduations and Psychotherapist Owen O'Kane.

Brendan speaks with Greg Kelly and Matress Mick about retail restrictions, Nell McCafferty talks about domestic violence during lockdown and he also chats with Mark Paul from The Irish Times.

Rita Ann Higgins recites her poem 'Life Will Be Different'

The second hour featured Jim Miley, Director General of the Irish Universities Association, Business Consultant Carol McGee, Nadine O’Regan, Books & Arts Editor of the Business Post and Stuart Clarke, Deputy Editor, Hot Press.

Today's panel included Colette Browne, Irish Independent Columnist, Sam McConkey, Head of the Department of International Health and Tropical Medicine, College of Surgeons, Conor Skehan, Lecturer in planning with Technological University Dublin and Niamh Hourigan, Sociologist at the University of Limerick. Tomás Hickey, Principal of Skerries Educate Together National School also spoke on the programme.

On today's show Journalist Jennifer O'Connell, Writer Lionel Shriver, Singer Songwriter Ralph McTell, Running Coach Catherina McKiernan and Chef Daniel Davey.

On today's show, chef and restaurateur Dylan McGrath, Katie Heneghan on the book 'My Sibling...Then Me' and an audio diary from Billy Keane.

Rita Ann Higgins recites her poem 'A Beacon from Mars'.