It now costs €18 more a month to run your car compared to last year, the trend for diesel is much the same. The AA's Conor Faughnan explained why.

George has a close dalliance with a cyclist, Conor Pope on how Irish (or not) your produce is, the economic impact of immigrants and how effective was #womensmarch?

Author, broadcaster and comedian Colm O'Regan tells George about the Irish attitude to swearing compared to other countries and cultures.

Fanya O'Donoghue returned to High Noon to discuss the Women's March, which seemed to be a great success. Was it about Trump, or was there something more to it?

Is the service in our restaurants poor? Should au pairs be paid better? Plus, the reality of retirement babies and why security is so tight at inaugurations.

Dame Julia Peyton-Jones became a first time parent at 64 this week. George isn't impressed, while Ciara Kelly thinks there's nothing wrong with it.

Employment law specialist Richard Grogan explains the au pair industry to George, and recommends ways that it can be more fair.

Brenda Power reckons 'buggy pushers' are entitled, George speaks to his favourite crime novelist and George asks whether speed is he biggest issue on roads.

University of Limerick's Stephen Kinsella says Ireland's recovery is now down to austerity. George has his beliefs shaken to their core.

Columnist Brenda Power can't believe how self-important buggy pushers are.