Tom McGauley tells a story of how his grandfather met his rival Four Courts shooter, forty years after it occurred. Anne is frustrated that nobody seems to use their car indicators anymore. Jean is distressed at the state of Balbriggan Beach.

Ireland will be be playing the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 in Australia in July. But where is the excitement? Where is the hype? Where are the anthems?

Where did it all go wrong for Wild Youth at the Eurovision? What does Ireland need to do differently? Do we need a singer performing in their underpants?

Listeners react to a News At One interview with Group Head of RTE Sport Declan McBennett regarding GAAGO and RTÉ's broadcasting of GAA games.

Listeners debate whether more GAA matches should be shown on free to air television and discuss the pros and cons of GAAGO.

Ian Whyte of Whyte's Auctioneers discusses rock memorabilia and estimates what listeners' items might be worth.

Liveline discusses Trans, Gender Fluidity, LGBTQI+ Rights, Motherhood, Womanhood and abusive language.

Should RTÉ be broadcasting the Coronation? Emails from listeners who have experienced coercive control are read out on air.

In a landmark ruling, Daniel Kane from Blachardstown was the first person to be convicted of coercive control in Ireland. His ex-partner, Mary, tells her story.

Russian Ambassador, Yury Filatov has warned Ireland of possible consequences following tributes paid to an Irishman killed while fighting voluntarily in Ukraine.