Jack Lynam has been in Beaumont Hospital for over a year and wants to go home but he can’t as his house isn't wheelchair accessible and won’t be for another year.

Farmers will get half a billion euros less for their milk than in 2014. Jonathan Healy visits a farm in Cork to see the effect it'll have.

Mick Clifford joins Jonathan in studio to discuss the week that was, including: Barret and Shatter, mortgage regulations and Michael Lowry

Fiona Doyle gave Newstalk Lunchtime her reaction after her father's sentence - for raping her as a child - was tripled.

Jonathan paid a visit to the Glen School in Cork City to find out about ‘Happy Talk’, a community language project that helps students improve their language skills.

As part of the Powering Kindness campaign, Jonathan spoke to Lucinda McNerney and her son Oisin who have Long QT Syndrome, an inherited heart condition.

As part of the Powering Kindness campaign, Jonathan spoke to Cormac Ryan, who had been playing hurling for Dublin with a potentially fatal heart condition.

Kevin O Sullivan, Editor of The Irish Times joined Jonathan Healy to discuss the newspaper's decision not to print the cover of the latest Charlie Hebdo magazine.

Mick Clifford and Vincent Browne discuss Fine Gael's refusal to take part in TV3's election debates