On today's High Noon George Hook discusses Ireland's economic outlook, moving to Leitrim, pilotless planes and lots more.

Ciara is unhappy with the Sunday Times apology over Kevin Myers, Ireland's dangerous game with Brexit, heart health, mortgages swallowing up incomes and more.

Rebecca Horan and Barry Kenny help Ciara discuss Bolt's legacy, the fawning over Princess Diana, Trump News Network and smartphones' impact on mental health.

Ireland is a cold place for Christianity, Varadkar up North, Paths of Glory, oversized swimwear models, capital gains tax, and the Horse Show previewed.

Steven Benedict talks about another of George's favourite films - 'Paths of Glory'.

George is angry that there seems to carte blanche to mock Ireland's majority religion, Christianity.

Motorised bicycles, the HSE computer glitch, bad tourists being punished, wedding costs, child sex dolls, Trump's immigration policy and Essential Songs.

Asking the NZ opposition leader about her baby plans, Dublin Airport chaos, plans for a united Ireland, Kevin Keegan's rant, cobbled streets in Galway and free legal aid.

Hiking property tax to fund services, baby spamming, Cork grave memorabilia, Scaramucci, jailing politicians for lying and Travel Tuesday to Brazil.

Ivan spoke to Andrew Kelly, CEO of the ISPCA, on the back of a study that suggested that banning dangerous dog breeds made no difference in keeping people safe.