Next year marks the 25th anniversary of the passing of Rory Gallagher. A new book, The Man Behind The Guitar, honours him. Donal Fallon joins Gavan Reilly to discuss.

Fine Gael Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection Regina Doherty joined Gavan to discuss the by-elections' results, perspectives for the General Elections, Verona Murphy and the vote of no confidence on Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy.

In this week's On The Record Sunday paper review are Dr Cara Augustenborg, Environmental Scientist and regular here on Newstalk with Ivan Yates, Philip Ryan, Deputy Political Editor with Independent Newspapers and Gerard Howlin, Irish Examiner columnist, public affairs consultant and former senior political adviser.

They talk through top stories like the by-elections' results, Fine Gael TD Dara Murphy's attendance record and the Dáil's big printer.

The stepping down of Jim Gavin yesterday was a historic moment in the history of Gaelic football, and called to mind previous titans. In the 1970s and 80s, Gaelic football was dominated by the clash of two legendary managers, and former players, who went head to head. One brought Gaelic Football to unprecedented popularity in a city where it had been largely ignored before, while the other is considered the greatest manager in the history of the game.

Donal Fallon spoke to Gavan Reilly about this historical moment in GAA’s history.

Sheila Reilly, Head of Digital at Iconic News and former editor of Longford Leader, Larry Donnelly, Law lecturer at NUI Galway and Colm O’Gorman, Executive Director of Amnesty International Ireland and founder of 1 in 4 join Gavan Reilly on this week's Sunday paper review to discuss direct provision, Verona Murphy and Epstein/Prince Andrew.

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It's been thirty years since musician Dominic Behan passed away. Donal Fallon joins Gavan Reilly on this episode of Hidden Histories to discuss Behan's life and career.

Elaine Loughlin, Alan Dukes and Eoin O'Malley join Gavan Reilly on this week's Sunday Paper Review, discussing stories including immigration policy in Ireland, ESB investigating overcharging in home-loan deals and the upcoming election.

In 1935, 27 families from the West of Ireland to the Rath Chairn Gaeltacht in Meath and were met with protest and anti-migrant sentiment. Donal Fallon joins Gavan Reilly on this week's episode of Hidden Histories to discuss.

With The Labour Party's annual Conference this weekend, the party's health spokesperson, Alan Kelly TD joined Gavan on the line to discuss the conference and future plans for the health sector in Ireland.

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In this week's On The Record Sunday paper review, Tom Clonan retired army captain, security consultant and disability campaigner, Lise Hand Columnist with The Sunday Times and Fergus Finlay, Former CEO of Barnardos and recently appointed to the Board of the HSE.

They talk through top stories like Gay Byrne’s legacy, the Kevin Lunney attack investigation, border violence, RTE cuts and HSE layoffs.