Joining Gavan On the Record to discuss the top stories from the Sunday papers is Breda Brown, Co-Founder / Communications Director of Unique Media and Chair of the Irish Writers Centre as well as Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics at DCU.

According to a recent report authored by economist, Jim Power, an additional 11,500 tourist beds will be needed in Ireland by 2032 to meet demand.

Joining Gavan to discuss is Jim Power, as well as Noel Cunningham, Ambassador to Harvey's Point in Donegal.

Joining Gavan On the Record to discuss the current state of our second-level and primary-level school and examination systems is Aodhán O’Riordan, TD for Dublin Bay North and Labour Spokesperson on Education & Justice; Jack McGinn, Student going into 6th year and former officer with the Irish Second-Level Students Union; and Brian Mooney, Irish Times education columnist and career guidance counsellor.

If you were asked to think of the Louvre in Paris and to think of a piece of artwork inside it, what would you think of?

Most likely the Mona Lisa - the most renowned artwork in the world. But what you might not realise is that the Mona Lisa’s fame is derived in part from the fact that it was stolen

on this day in 1911.

That was one of many art heists of the 20th century, something we’re no strangers to here in Ireland, though the motivations were often very different.

Gavan is joined by Donal Fallon for another episode of Hidden Histories to discuss.

Donal Fallon is back with Gavan to talk about the anniversary of the Berlin Wall being built.

In its infancy, it was a much cruder structure than the one which came to be one of the most photographed - if not the most photographed - national border in the world. Today, parts of the Berlin wall can be found all over the world - including here in Ireland. And while the Berlin wall is now gone longer than it stood, there are other structures like it - including here - which sadly still stand.

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire joins Gavan to discuss the money behind the league. From branding, to transfer deals and addiction issues, this makes for a very interesting conversation.

The Lord Mayor of Dublin joins Gavan to discuss the Luke Kelly Festival. This festival is a celebration of the Dublin music legend through an engaging and entertaining mix of live music performances, interesting discussion sessions and family-friendly arts & crafts.

Eoin O’Broin, Sinn Fein T.D. for Dub Mid-West & Spokesperson on Housing, Local Government & Heritage joins Gavan to discuss abolishing by-elections and the state of the private rental market.

Joining Gavan to discuss the top stories hitting the headlines today is John Cunningham, Relationship Director with Morgan McKinley & Chairman and Country Director for Lysis Group and Joan Mulvihill, Digitalisation Lead at Siemens.

Dublin Airport is facing a heated dispute over night-time flights on its new north runway. Residents have been complaining about noise disturbances, leading to potential breaches of planning conditions. Balancing convenience and community welfare becomes crucial as the airport seeks a resolution. But how can airports manage such conflicts effectively without compromising either side?

Eoghan Corry, Travel Journalist & Writer and Dara Brady, Ryanair Spokesperson join Mandy to discuss the situation.