The Emergency Department at University Hospital Limerick was “akin to a war zone” on the weekend that 16-year-old sepsis patient Aoife Johnston died there. That’s what Clinical Nurse Manager Katherine Skelly told the inquest into Aoife’s death yesterday. But more than a year after her passing, has anything been done to address the overcrowding crisis?  We heard from Professor Conor Deasy, President of the Irish Association of Emergency Medicine.

Teachers for Palestine are calling on all schools to talk about Palestine in classrooms from April 29th.  Alan Shatter, Former Minister Justice, Equality and Defence, you disagree with this and are calling on the Government to intervene and told Newstalk Breakfast why?

Clare Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe is calling for stricter regulation to be introduced around anonymised online bullying and abuse via the website Tattle. He joined Ciara this morning on the show.

Advanced works have begun on Dublin’s historic Iveagh Markets. But what should a future role for the old trading ground be?  We asked Máire Devine, local Sinn Féin Councillor.

Taoiseach Simon Harris will today make an official state apology to the families of the victims of the Stardust nightclub fire. The government has also indicated its support for a redress scheme to be introduced.  But what would such a scheme look like in real terms? Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast Stuart Gilhooley, Solicitor and Senior Counsel.

Much of the talk around AI has revolved around the impact on jobs, but a pilot programme in LA is using the technology to predict homelessness and allocate resources to prevent individuals and families from reaching that point.  Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent, Jess Kelly brought us the details.All with thanks to Bird & Bird Law Firm.

There are five major measures needed to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the energy system in order to meet carbon budget obligations this decade.  So says Professor in Sustainable Energy at the School of Engineering in University College Cork, Hannah Daly who talked to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

All Things Considered: Half of public not recycling properly. Shane and Ciara discussed this morning.

The Garda Representative Association conference will get underway later today. Ahead of the conference we spoke to Labour Justice Spokesperson Aodhan O'Riordain and Pat Marry, former Detective Inspector and “author of "Making Of A Detective”.

Is the gym in danger of being taking over by fitness influencers? Roisin Kelly, writer for the Sunday Times discussed.