The Midleton and East Cork Flood Protection Group are today handing a petition into Leinster House over concerns around the lack of urgency in providing flood protection in Cork. Shane spoke to their secretary of the group Caroline Leahy.

There is ‘strong international evidence that improving active travel facilities boosts rates of cycling and walking’. That’s according to new research from the ESRI on Active Travel Schemes We speak to Martina Callanan, Member of the Irish Cycling Campaign and Deputy Chair of the Galway Cycling Campaign.

New lender MoCo is prepared to issue mortgages that people can pay off until the age of 80. Most lenders have credit policies that mean they want the mortgage paid off by the time the homeowner reaches the age of 70. With more on this, Shane spoke to Brendan Burgess Founder of the consumer forum Ask about money.com.

New York has become the first city in the US to sue social media companies over their impact on the wellbeing of young people. Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent and host of Tech Talk, Jess Kelly brought us the details this morning on the show.

Henry McKean was on the red carpet last night at the Baftas and he reports on a big night for the Irish.

A new planning hearing into an underground rail line for Dublin gets underway this morning. Costing nine and a half billion euro is it worth the money? We ask Economist Colm McCarthy and Green Party TD for Dublin Central Neasa Hourigan.

“Sack the entire RTÉ board. After all, it wouldn't be the first time” so says Journalist and Author, Shane Ross who joined us on Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

Hundreds of thousands of young people leaving school every year without money skills, according to a new report by the Money and Pensions Service in the UK. We ask should teens be taught about money management in schools? We discuss with Santis O’Garro, owner of the Budget Mindset Club.

Thousands more children will become eligible for free school transport under plans being finalised by Minister for Education Norma Foley. We get reaction from Jennifer Whitmore, Social Democrats TD for Wicklow & Spokesperson for the Climate and children

Disabilities minister, Anne Rabbitte said she is “incredibly disappointed” at a decision by St John of God to withdraw from the disability and mental health services it provides to 8,000 children and adults and transfer them to the HSE. Minister Rabbitte spoke to Shane on Newstalk Breakfast this morning.