A new survey in the UK has found more than half of employees don't think they will ever be in their dream jobs.

It comes as Aldi is looking for a Chief Easter Egg Tasting officer, which some people may view as the dream job.

Newstalk reporter Josh Crosbie has been out and about asking people about their best, worst and dream jobs.

Women will soon be allowed to swim topless in Berlin's public pools, after a ruling by the city's authorities. It comes after a woman who was thrown out of an open-air pool for sunbathing topless took legal action.

A second woman said she was told to cover up while at an indoor pool in December. Authorities agreed they had been victims of discrimination and said that all visitors to Berlin's pools were now entitled to go topless.

Kate Turner is a naturist and a member of the Irish Naturist Association and she joined Sean to discuss...

Xi Jinping has officially been handed a norm-busting third term as China's president, solidifying his legacy as one of the nation's most powerful leaders in generations.

Kiri Paramore, Professor of Asian Studies at UCC joined Sean to discuss what the future holds for China...

Father Tony Flannery is a popular redemptorist writer. Back in 2012 he was pulled from ministry by the Vatican and his religious congregation over his support for women priests, optional clerical celibacy and his questioning of the church’s LGBT+ teachings.

The Association of Catholic Priests is calling on the banishment to be lifted. Fr Brendan Hoban joined Sean on the show to discuss…

Saoirse Hanley, Features Writer with the Irish Independent joined Sean on the show today to recap the stories making the headlines this past week...

The Hollywood Sign is celebrating 100 years. The Hollywood Sign Trust maintains it for its cultural and historical importance for LA. Henry McKean met with Jeff Zarrinnam and Diana Wright from the Hollywood Sign Trust, on his visit to the historic sign...

With thanks to Aer Lingus flying the Irish Stars to Hollywood.

World Wrestling Entertainment or WWE, as they are known, are in talks with state gambling regulators in the US in an attempt to legalise betting on professional wrestling results. WWE aims to have major sports gambling companies offer bets on high-profile matches which, of course, in the world of professional wrestling are scripted and pre-determined.

Off the Ball’s Will O’Callaghan joined Sean to discuss…

The Workplace Relations Commission has found that John Hamill, who made an application to be a chaplain but was rejected by the Defence Forces had been discriminated against on religious grounds.

John Hamill joined Sean on the show to discuss…

With weather warnings left, right and centre is Ireland ever ready to handle the snow? Should we be looking at developing systems if extreme weather is set to become the norm?

Journalist with Country Living and the Irish Farmer’s journal, Janine Kennedy grew up in Nova Scotia but now lives in Tipperary, she joined Sean on the show to discuss how to handle the snow...

Ever found a fly in your soup? A hair in your sandwhich or a nail in your pudding? Well, then you may not be the only one. 9 cafes and restaurants were forced to close last month for not keeping up with food safety and hygiene standards. Sarah Madden reports.