George is not impressed with Senator Aodhan O'Riordain telling America how the Irish feel about Donald Trump

George is unequivocal in his belief that a rugby player will ultimately die on the field, such is the current gladiatorial nature of the sport.

George fears for our young people who play rugby, Enda calls for a referendum on diaspora being allowed vote, cleaning up Paris' streets and boomtime builds.

Tom McGurk joins George to discuss the possibility of a united Ireland, following Fianna Fáil's promise to draft a plan in the coming months.

John Walsh, former advisor to Ruairi Quinn in the Department of Education, explains the figures for the redress scheme with respect to abuse in the Catholic Church.

Steven Benedict is back to discuss another of 'George's Classic Movies'. This movie this week is 'The Best Years Of Our Lives'.

A 72 year old first time mother, explaining the redress scheme, drones, favourite films, cyclists striking back, bring back the letter and Here Come The Girls.

George pressed Fianna Fáil's Brexit spokesperson Stephen Donnelly on Brexit, Fianna Fáil and the effectiveness of Independents.

Founding President of UL Ed Walsh and Rory Hearne, researcher at Maynooth University clash on the issue of liberal in academia.

Liberal lecturers are taking over, the reality of modern builds, Dublin the kip, Brexit impact on jobs, the importance of company culture and George doesn't like dogs.