The family of Aoife Johnston - who died in the overcrowded Emergency Department of University Hospital Limerick - are calling on the new Government to order a Full Statutory Inquiry into her death. John spoke to Aoife’s parents Carol and James.

A retired U.S. Army colonel has spent decades studying pain relief for war veterans. Dr Steven Cohen, professor of anesthesiology and pain medicine at Northwestern University, recently returned from Ukraine where he helped launch a groundbreaking study on post-amputation pain.

Survivors of male violence are calling on the women of Ireland to take to the streets on March 8th to demand government action and reform of the justice system. One of them is Sarah Grace who says dealing with the legal system was worse than the sexual assault she endured, she joins Sarah with Ruth Coppinger People Before Profit / Solidarity TD.

Planning rules on cabins and modular homes in back gardens could be relaxed- as part of renewed efforts by the Government to solve the housing crisis. To disuss this Emma O'Hegan, Log cabin owner who has been documenting her journey on Instagram, builder and co-founder of Common Knowledge, Harrison Gardner & Social Democrat TD, Rory Hearne.

US President Donald Trump has called Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator without elections",stepping up his attacks as tensions soar between Kyiv and Washington. For some reaction to this Erol Morkoç of Republicans Overseas UK and Maria Mezentseva, a Ukrainian MP from President Zelenskyy’s Servant of the People party.

The Omagh inquiry team has said that it expects to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Irish Government in March over the disclosure of sensitive material. Today was the final day of commemorative hearings and the last evidence session of four weeks of emotional testimony. Our Northern Correspondent Conor Macauley was at the inquiry.

Six police officers who served in Omagh on the day of the bombing in August 1998 have described how the "horrors" of what they witnessed that day have continued to affect their lives. They were giving evidence at the inquiry into the atrocity, our reporter Una Kelly.

By the end of 2025 all primary school children in Ireland will be eligible for a daily hot meal. The schools themselves find the hot meal suppliers, but the scheme has received some criticism over the low quality of food provided in some school meals. Reporter Suzanne Campbell went to visit the Lunch Bag factory outside Nenagh in County Tipperary.

As AI becomes more present in our everyday lives, fears around how it is used & exploited continue to grow. Dr. Vivienne Ming, a theoretical neuroscientist & entrepreneur, spoke at an Irish Management Institute masterclass today on building smarter, more innovative teams and believes AI-driven solutions can have a positive social impact.

While the housing crisis may be the number one issue facing the country at the moment, the Gaeltacht pressure group Bánú says that the lack of housing for Irish speakers in Gaeltacht areas is placing Irish as a living community language in jeopardy. Adhna Ni Bhraonain is part of Bánú and she joined Sarah.