John Downing of the Irish Independent reviews the week in politics.

How is the Orchard County feeling ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland Quarter-Final against Kerry at Croke Park? Jerry spoke to Kieran Lynch, sports reporter with The Newry Reporter and Armagh TV commentator. Jerry also spoke to Cllr Niall Kelleher who’s unhappy about the provision of trains for Kerry fans.

Tralee Pitch and Putt Club is hosting a free open day tomorrow, Friday, June 27th, from 3pm to attract new members, particularly young people and women. Treasa Murphy called up to the club in Collis Sandes and met PRO Tommo O'Brien. Tommo explains why the club means so much to him.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is urging holidaymakers to be aware of CITES regulations – the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora – which protect endangered plants and animals from illegal trade. Many people don’t realise that everyday souvenirs—such as ivory trinkets, coral jewellery, reptile skin products, certain orchids, and traditional medicines—can be illegal to bring into Ireland under CITES regulations. These items may seem harmless, but their trade threatens endangered species. Jerry spoke to Dr Noeleen Smyth of UCD.

In April, Gary O’Sullivan’s 24-year-old brother Sean Óg collapsed suddenly at the family home. His heart stopped beating, and his family, particularly his father, saved his life by performing CPR until the emergency services arrived. That week members of the Killarney family were fitted with pacemakers after tests confirmed they’ve the same genetic condition that caused Seán Óg’s heart to stop beating. In the past few days, a defibrillator has also been installed in the community.

James and Sheila Sexton say they are not able to pass tax-free the same amount of their fully taxed assets to their loved ones as that afforded to couples with children. James spoke to Jerry.

Kerry County Council received more than 4,400 pothole complaints in the last three years. Jerry spoke with Newstalk reporter Stephanie Rohan, who talks through the findings her station gathered from local authorities under a Freedom of Information request.

Jerry spoke to local Fianna Fáil councillor Michael Leane on the rescue of a woman from a fire in Ballyheigue yesterday.

Kerry take on Armagh in the All-Ireland quarter final this weekend. Tip off is 4pm on Sunday and as many fans prepare for the match, Amber spoke to Martin Leane of the Kerry Supporters’ Club about the match and how fans can travel safely too it.

Aontú’s Operation Shamrock which the party claims will allow essential workers – including nurses and other healthcare staff to come home - and work and make lives here. They say they want to offer payments of 12,000 euro to key workers who come back to Ireland from abroad. Amber spoke to Aontu Deputy, Paul Lawless of the Mayo constituency.