Brendan O'Connor

Joining Brendan for Sunday's Newspaper Panel are Sam McConkey, Brenda Power, Conor Brophy, Dr Mary C Murphy and Kevin Doyle.

Joining Brendan to chat about the music world during the Coronavirus is musician Aoife Scott. Journalists Nadine O'Regan and Donald Clarke give us their Netflix and entertainment recommendations.

Pete Lunn, Mary O'Rourke and Eamonn Quinlan speak to Brendan about the extension of the lockdown. Nuala Moore chats about learning resilience by swimming in icy waters. Brian Mooney discusses the new changes to the Leaving Certificate, and Brendan talks about the 'Shine a Light' campaign, featuring a beautiful poem read by Saoirse Ronan.

Liam Carney and Philip Judge bring to life the words of Roddy Doyle, with the fourth episode of Two Pints in the Age of the Coronavirus, written especially for us.

Archbishop Diarmuid Martin speaks to Brendan about Easter Weekend in the Catholic Church. Meteorologist Joanna Donnelly chats about the new skills she's developing during lockdown, Michael Kelly gives advice on 'growing your own' in the garden and Chef Catherine Fulvio gives us some tips for the kitchen.

Des Cahill gives an update on sport. Prof Ronan McCrea joined Brendan on the line to discuss the UK and EU responce to Covid19. And Ray Cuddihy, Clíona Ní Chiosáin and John Sharpson talk about Home schooling and the RTE hub.

Mairead McGuinness of FG/EP vice president, Michelle Murphy of Social Justice Ireland, Micheal O'Keeffe, consultant ophthalmologist and Seamus Coffey economist of UCC. And joining Brendan and the panel Daniel McConnel.

DJ Aoife Nic Canna and Eoin Devereaux , Prof of Sociology at the University of Limerick & author.

Liam Carney and Philip Judge bring to life the words of Roddy Doyle, with the third episode of Two Pints in the Age of the Coronavirus, written especially for us.

Discussing the current retail situation Brid O’Connell, Chief Executive of Guaranteed Irish, Siobhan Ní Gairbhithe of St. Tola Cheese and Stephen Troy, of Troy’s Butchers.Kasandra O’Connell talks to Brendan about The Irish Film Institute's alternative to your regular streaming services.And Garden Designer Des Kingston shares some tips.