Professor Allyson Pollock tells Ciara why she wishes she had stopped her children playing rugby a lot sooner than they did.

Banning alcohol in hairdressers, banning school rugby, the Irish pays less tax than most, dementia, too many referendums, the male Pill, how to recycle and more.

Dr Jack Lambert of the Mater Hospital tells Kieran why Lyme Disease doesn't seem to be on health professionals' radars like it should be.

James Parnell tells Kieran how he returned to Ireland from Australia and made a success of himself. He says the country is the 'land of opportunity'.

House prices rising by €500 a week, NFL v Trump, Ireland: the land of opportunity, the future of spending money, German elections fallout, lyme disease and antibiotics.

UCC's lecturer in Contemporary Islam Amanullah de Sondy tells Ciara why he believes science will never be able to kill of religion completely.

Auto enrollment pension schemes, living with schizophrenia, birth order, science isn't killing religion, Thomas Ashe remembered, family time instead of homework and more.

Dietitian Aoife Hearne tells Ciara whether superfoods really are all that - especially after news of faecal bacteria potentially compromising some of them.

Mums want to stay at home, superfoods, high speed rural broadband, Mary's Meals, Culture Night in Ofaly, Tom Keogh of Keogh's, Brown bread baking and more.

Author and agony aunt Hilary Freeman has been receiving terrible abuse for not wanting to send her daughter to childcare with morbidly obese carers.