10 years ago, Ireland’s postcode system was introduced. Gone were the days of searching for hours for a rural house, Eircode to the rescue. Have they been the success they are touted as? All to discuss with Siobhan Maguire, Consumer Journalist.

The Minister for Education has been asked to consider introducing a mandatory three-week Gaeltacht course for every Leaving Certificate student studying Irish. To discuss this Ciara was joined by Julian de Spainn, Ard Runai Conradh na Gaeilge. 

The EU is drawing up a list of possible tariffs and export controls on US services, in case trade talks with Washington break down. 

Two officials close to the negotiations say the measures are being prepared by the European Commission in response to US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but still need approval from EU member states.  Speaking to Ciara this morning was Olof Gill, European Commission Spokesperson for Trade.

Jo Linehan, editor of the climate supplement at the Sunday Times Ireland joined Pat this morning to give some tips and advice on sustainable pet solutions.

Newstalk's political correspondent Sean Defoe is handing out his Dáil star awards as politicians get ready for their summer holidays. From the newcomer of the year to the biggest political cowardice moment, Sean has all the prizes. 

As the number of fines issued to motorists for unlawfully using bus lanes increased by 34% in the capital last year. Are motorists taking the law seriously when it comes to driving in bus lanes? Is more enforcement needed and do we need more or less bus lanes to help tackle the problem and efficiency of bus services in Dublin? Joining Pat to discuss further was Gwen Morgan, Director of Service Operations at Dublin Bus

You might know Chris Tarrant, broadcaster and former host of Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, best for asking contestants whether they want to phone a friend. 

But now he’s released a book about one of his greatest passions bears called 'For The Love Of Bears'. We phoned our friend Chris and chatted about his book and more.

he number of households behind on their energy bills has soared by 86,000 up to April this year, reaching a total of 286,000 households. That’s according to figures obtained by the Irish Independent and we discuss them further with Charlie Weston, Personal Finance Editor for the Irish Independent.

Should national anthem be on the school curriculum? Shane and Ciara discussed this on the show.

Are we going to see any easing of cost of living crises for people? Ciara asked Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe this morning.