All Things Considered: Average speed cameras. Shane and Ciara discussed this morning.

Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin has announced €20 million in support for the UN Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA). Shane spoke to the Tánaiste this morning.

Ryanair have called on Minister for Transport, Eamon Ryan to remove the Dublin Airport traffic cap, or resign. Eddie Wilson, Chief Executive of Ryanair, DAC spoke to Ciara this morning with more on this.

Time-over-distance speed cameras are to be extended nationally, the Chief Executive of Transport Infrastructure Ireland has said.  Michael Healy Rae, Independent TD gave his opinion on this move.

Reading fiction builds emotional literacy and empathy and if men are not reading it we have a problem. So wrote Jennifer Horgan in this morning’s Examiner. For more reaction we spoke to the best selling author Sheila O'Flanagan.

The policing body representing around 11,000 frontline gardaí has voted not to invite Commissioner Drew Harris to its delegate conference this year.  We get reaction to this news from Patrick Horan, solicitor and former Garda.

‘My Uni Life’ returns to our screens this evening for a second season as cameras capture life across a busy year on campus   This season features Dr Aviva Cohen, founder of the SeamlessCARE app, helping carers and parents communicate more easily with loved ones in their care. Dr Aviva spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

An Irish study from University of Galway and Mercy University Hospital Cork, has linked legal, readily available semi-synthetic cannabis to psychosis. Speaking about these findings was Bobby Smyth, Child Psychiatrist working in adolescent addiction services in Dublin.

Hezbollah has launched a retaliatory attack over the border into Israel after IDF strikes killed 10 people in the south of Lebanon on Wednesday.  Speaking to Ciara this morning was Ghazi Hamad, Hamas spokesperson and former Deputy Foreign Minister for the Government in Gaza.

“From corsets and writing ink to avocados and e-cigarettes, the typical items in an average Irish shopping basket or “Basket of Goods” have changed drastically over the decades..” Ellen O’ Regan, Business journalist with Irish times explained to us what the ‘basket of goods’ is?