Highlights from Newstalk Breakfast

A senior investigating officer has been appointed by gardaí after a building complex was set alight in Co Dublin over the weekend Speaking to Ciara this morning was Teresa Buczkowska, Migrant rights campaigner.

King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer, that’s according to Buckingham Palace. We get the latest from Broadcaster and Journalist  Vinny McAvinney.

Is the quality of fast fashion on the decline? Well, one person who's sworn it off entirely is Fionnuala Jones, Broadcaster and Content Creator and Fionnuala joined us on the show this morning.

20 years ago a new website was founded and changed the world forever. But did we realise the power and impact it would have on all of us? Henry McKean reports on Facebook and its legacy, good and bad and the harm social media has had on our children.

18 People have lost their Lives on our roads this year. Sarah O’Connor, Director of Partnerships and External Affairs RSA spoke to Newstalk Breakfast ahead of a busy bank holiday weekend on the roads.

Equality Minister Roderic O’Gorman said he had an “open mind” for creating new social welfare supports for stay-at-home parents. Ciara asked Jen Hogan, journalist and columnist is this a good idea or bad idea?

Entitled parents need to stop badgering teachers out of hours. So wrote Sarah Harte in the Examiner. We get reaction from Jennifer Horgan is a Secondary School teacher and Irish Examiner Columnist.

Amsterdam has become the first European capital to call for a global Plant Based Treaty to address food system impacts on climate change the city will look at Vegan Fridays to lower food emissions in the city Lisette Weustenenk , Campaigner from Plant Based Treaty, the Netherlands explained it all to Shane this morning on the show.

Next week, Áine Healy Collins will launch a new book, “Hollie’s Journey”, which has a special significance for herself and her family and Áine spoke to Newstalk Breakfast about her book and how it helped with the loss of her daughter.

An Post has issued a new set of stamps to mark Saint Brigid’s Day and the pagan festival of Imbolc, which both fall today. Aileen Mooney, Irish Stamps Manager with An Post told Newstalk Breakfast about the new stamps.