What will the different parties offer voters in the upcoming election? Will Vladimir Putin seek to change relations with the West under Trump? Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss in part 2 of the Sunday news roundup

As the tensions grow ever-higher amongst the former coalition partners in the run-up to the general election, each party struggles, scuffles, and scraps to differentiate themselves to the electorate. Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss in part 1 of today's Sunday News Roundup

The General Election Campaign has begun! FG has made a Hail-Mary promise to the hospitality industry, FF wants to be known as the Party of Education; they both want to expand the 'help-to-buy' schemes, while SF wants to scrap these schemes and start building on state land. Labour brings rent freezes back into the mix, while the Greens send their former leader to COP, with eyes on a future beyond November 29th. The government hopes that focus stays on last night's rugby match and not the waiting-list statistics in today's newspapers. Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss the weekend's headlines.

Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss the reaction to today's shocking revelations from Harris.

The sequel is here, will it be as bloody as the first? Brendan Cahill-Flynn is joined by Nathan Rossiter to discuss the reaction to the US Election results.

Is Micheál Martin getting grumpy with the young whipper-snappers of Fine Gael? Will a lead with women lead Kamala Harris to victory in the US? Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss these stories, as well as a weekend assault on the Green Party Leader, and Coalition efforts to compete for older voters - on the Monday News Roundup

Are top Civil Servants being drafted to top Ruby squads? Can Nama sort you a friends and family discount on a property up North? Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us in part 1 of the Sunday roundup to heed the headlines.

In this episode Brendan Cahill-Flynn is joined by New York native Luke Morrison to discuss the mood on the ground in Donald Trump's Home State, one week out from the Presidential Election.

Turning our eyes across the pond to the upcoming US election, Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us with some analysis of the weekend's news coverage.

Are pre-election housing targets the scalpel that may split the conjoined parties of government? Has Simon Harris promoted the Brutus to his Caesar to deputy leader? Brendan Cahill-Flynn joins us to discuss these questions in the last of the domestic news in our Bank Holiday Roundup.