Smelly taxis, Oprah wants the Presidency, renaming roads, Lollipop Day, golfing with Trump, illegal dumping, the right to a border, World Book Day and more.

Kevin Myers thinks we're hypocritical and holier-than-thou when it comes to immigration. Why do we have passport control if we hate Trump's wall so much?

On todays High Noon, George speaks to the man painting over road signs in Cork, why a new You Tube channel could spell the end of television and manless stations.

Cork councillor Diarmaid O'Cadhla tells George why he has been painting over Cork street signs with links to British figures.

George is joined by Avril Daly of the Genetic and Rare Disorders Organisation, and Anne, the wife of a sufferer from Huntington's Disease.

The eejits who paid for water may be refunded, travellers are an ethnic minority, International Rare Disease Day, gaming addiction and preventing rural crime.

Oscar blunders, the truth about unconscious bias, pets on public transport, more on a farmer did in his home and how armies work around the world.

A 90 year old was killed in his home in Waterford. Fianna Fáil councillor James Tobin reflects, while Age Action's Head of Advocacy Justin Moran says elderly are fearful.

Time to look at another of George's Classic Movies with Steven Benedict. This time it's the iconic 80s film, 'Big'.

10 years since Ireland v England at Croker, Ireland lecturing America, Billy Bunter, rhododendrons, remembering Big and defending George against cyclists.