After a long and oftentimes bittersweet count, the final numbers are in and the formation of the next Dáil takes shape. Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss what this means for the electorate, and who is likely to form the next government of Ireland.

Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us from the Wexford Count Centre for General Election 2024

The Man, the Mick, the Wallace! Brendan Cahill-Flynn is joined by former MEP, TD, and lifelong activist Mick Wallace to discuss his return to domestic politics, the state of the EU, and his campaign in County Wexford

Brendan Cahill-Flynn is joined by Peadar McDonald, General Election Candidate in the Wexford constituency. Representing the Green Party, Peadar is a new entry to politics after a long career in public service. Currently two years into his retirement, he has decided to put his name forward to the people on a platform of environmentalism and housing-investment, driven by concern for his grandchildren's future.

After an eventful weekend on the campaign trail, Simon Harris has seen a stark drop in his party's support. As the polls show uncertainty surrounding the formation of the next government, climate lags behind in the agenda as COP29 talks conclude. Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss these stories, as well as India's relationship with Climate Change, and the West at large.

In Thursday's final story, the International Criminal Court has called for the arrest of Isreali Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas-leader Mohammed Deif. Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us for analysis

Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss the day's stories

Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us for analysis of last night's debate, as well as the stories of the day

Are FF and FG scrambling to realign themselves on the left-right divide? Is the left-right divide even real in Ireland? If it is, on which side of it does Sinn Fein stand? Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss these questions, other stories, and the Green's plans to spend €10 Billion on Transport .

Which Party is truly behind the €200 Childcare Cap? We (and they) may never truly know! As each Party swears to bring its own spin to essentially the same promise, young parents are the hot commodity in the electoral arithmetic. Fianna Fáil is looking to pass vacant homes around like a rugby-ball before a shin-cracking tackle, and the 'Independent's look to storm the gates of Leinster House. Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss these stories and more