Developer Harry Crosbie popped in to see Ivan Yates to tell him about his and Gay Byrne's plan for a Dublin ampitheatre.

Patrick Sutton, director at the Gaiety School of Acting, is forced to defend poetry to the self-proclaimed Philistine Ivan Yates.

The National Maternity Hospital row rumbles on, speeding fines, arts funding, changes to Australian visas, the fall of the Berlin Wall, Dummy's guide to Russia.

Sunday Times columnist Kevin Myers thinks increase speeding fines according to how much you earn could be a good idea. Ivan is incredulous.

Reaction to Peter Boylan's refusal to resign, closing in on 100 days of Trump, keeping nurses in Ireland, the CSO's water consumption figures, and traveling to Waterford.

Margaret Cox of ICE and Irish London nurse Jennie Reid tell Ciara how they handle the issue of birthday party costs.

On today's High Noon is sleep the next status symbol? Could whiplash be a myth and the first women to run the Boston marathon.

Comedian Alison Spittle and Paul Hayes CEO of Beachhut PR discuss if The Irish are too on themselves as nation.

Conor Pope consumer correspondent for the Irish Times discusses the tricks supermarkets use to encourage shoppers to make impulse purchases.