Newstalk Breakfast

The Irish Road Haulage Association have warned that they will have no choice but to mount rolling protests in the coming days due to the rising price of fuel. Joining Anton was Ger Hyland, President of the Irish Road Haulage Association. 

It’s time for "Did You See”. Where we take a closer look at some of the stories you may have missed in the news this morning. Joining Anton this morning was Pat Leahy, Irish Times Political Editor.

The current system of allocating home care providers is inefficient and rewards speed rather than suitability. That’s according to Home & Community Care Ireland, and joining Anton to discuss this further was its CEO Joseph Musgrave. 

If parents were really honest with themselves, they’d admit they don’t like playing with their kids. That doesn’t have to be a bad thing. That’s according to Kirsty Ketley, Parenting consultant and freelance writer. 

Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Ali Khamenei, has been chosen as the new supreme leader of Iran, according to Iranian state media. 

We get the latest with Borzou Daragahi, Iranian Journalist and Analyst as the war enters its 10th day.

Housing Minister James Browne has said the Government will “liberalise” existing rules around one-off homes in rural Ireland, in an interview with the Sunday Independent.

Anton discusses this further with Brendan O’Sullivan,  Chartered planner and Senior Lecturer in Dept of Planning at UCC.

71 per cent of people fear modern cars with more in-built screens and tech are leading to more driver distraction, according to the latest poll by the Sunday Independent and Ireland Thinks. Speaking to Anton this morning was Shane O'Donoghue, Editor with completecar.ie.

Male workers expect a salary of €64,000 when they apply for a job, compared with €53,000 for women, according to new research from IrishJobs.ie. To discuss these research findings we heard from Emma Howard, Economist with Technological University Dublin. 

Only 57pc of people are paying traditional providers like Sky and Virgin Media. This is compared with 70pc three years ago according to a ComReg survey of 3,000 adults. 

Adrian Weckler Technology editor Irish Independent has written about this today and joined Anton to discuss further.

Enterprise Minister Peter Burke later today will meet energy industry representatives and suppliers over allegations of price-gouging One of those representatives is Kevin McPartland, Chief Executive of Fuels for Ireland and Kevin spoke to Anton ahead of this meeting.