Facebook’s parent company Meta is allowing users to create multiple personal profiles, giving those who use the platform more control over what others see. 

Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent, Jess Kelly brought us the details.

More than 12,000 properties are empty in Dublin. That’s according to databases supplied to The Irish Times by GeoDirectory. 

In reaction to these findings, Newstalk Breakfast spoke to Tom Philips, Managing Director of Tom Philips Associates and Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture and Planning at UCD.

Are you a young woman in Ireland struggling with who you are and where you fit in the world? Well, the Shona Project might be able to help you  

Its founder Tammy Darcy spoke to Newstalk Breakfast on the workings of The Shona Project.

“The Shona Project: Empowering and Inspiring the girls of Ireland" For more details visit: Home - The Shona Project

That was the sound of Ireland's rugby supporters at the Stade de France on Saturday night, celebrating the team's World Cup win over South Africa,  

However, the choice of 'Zombie' by the Cranberries has proven contentious, coming into criticism on social media.  

Tadhg Hickey, comedian, and podcaster, explained his concern about the choice of song.

The European Week of Sport is underway, and people across the country are being encouraged to become more active.  Speaking to Newstalk Breakfsat was Minister of State for Sport and Physical Education, Thomas Byrne.

Doctors working in Ireland’s adult National Gender Service have accused the HSE of trying to establish a new “activist-led” transgender service that will be “dangerous for patients”. 

Donal O'Shea is one of those Doctors and the HSE Lead for Obesity spoke to Ciara this morning on the show.

Culture Night 2023 will take place in various locations across the country to showcase Ireland’s diverse cultural offerings, new venues and emerging talent.  Maureen Kenelly, Director of the Arts Council brought us all the details.

Most Bins are filled with the wrong waste –so says the Environmental Protection Agency.  Speaking to Newstalk Breakfast with some guidance and advice was Warren Phelan programme manager with the EPA.

“Those lucky enough to own their own home and have a mortgage are among the better off in society and should not be getting “free money” from the taxpayer to help them pay for their home.” 

That’s the view of Brendan Burgess, Founder of the consumer forum Ask about money.com, who has made a Pre-Budget Submission calling for the introduction of a Repayable Mortgage Interest Supplement, Brendan spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

Clinicians raised concerns about the Temple Street scandal a year ago.   So said Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly yesterday. He added that “it’s clear other people knew” of the scandal affecting children.     Neasa Hourigan, Green Party TD for Dublin Central and member of the Oireachtas Health Committee gave her reaction to this development.