Fr Brian D'Arcy gives his reaction to George on the Tuam scandal.

George wonders why anyone would be a school principal, or indeed a manager of any organisation, with the amount of paperwork that is now expected.

An Taisce's Fintan Kelly, along with George himself, had some strong words to say in relation to the Heritage Bill.

Tuam, luring business to Ireland post-Brexit, swearing on the Bible, the diminishing role of the post office and bank and who would be a school principal?

Addressing road safety, Mary McAleese's comments on Trump and Brexit, welcoming refugees, sanitising death and should women not work on International Women's Day?

Women are being encouraged to stop all forms of work on International Women's Day. George is dismayed, as DCU's Karen Devine tells him all about it.

Fr Alan Hilliard, chaplain of DIT Bolton Street, tells George why we should be welcoming refugees to Ireland.

Ivan Yates doesn't think anyone is willing to govern anymore as we give in to populism, and Labour's Alan Kelly is adamant that scrapping water charges is illegal.

Ivan Yates wondering if men have to pay on a first date. Plus he wants someone to step up and govern, there's the latest from Northern Ireland and no-milk ice cream.

Padraig Harrington, patron of OCF, backs Rory McIlroy's stance on golfing with Trump. Harrington was promoting 'Lollipop Day' raising awareness for oesophageal cancer.