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Anne Rabbitte, Minister of State for Disabilities in the Department of Children, Disability, Equality and Integration, talks to Sarah about the Mother and Baby Homes report.

Catherine Corless, historian, and Dr. Katherine O'Donnell, Clann Project & Member of Justice for Magdelene's Research, discuss the Mother and Baby Homes report.

Today is a difficult day for thousands of people in this country. We have the publication of the report from the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes. One man who was born into that system is Richard Mulligan who joined Ray in studio to share his story.

On today's show Ray chats to Paul Molomby from the Central Bank of Ireland about old coins people have at home, As the Mother and Baby Homes report is released today Richard Mulligan shares his story with us.

Callers react to the publication of the Mother and Baby Homes report. "Today is like sticking pins in a wound," says Colm Lopez who was born in Bessborough Mother and Baby Home. "I was one of the lucky ones," he says, "I got out."

Sandra Hurley of our political staff with the the very latest developments from Cabinet

Survivors PJ Haverty, who lived for several years in the Tuam Mother and Baby home, and Carmel Larkin, one of the "home babies" who spent her early years with the Bon Secours sisters in Co Galway speak on the long-awaited report

Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports as prison recordings - during which a man convicted of coercive control and perverting the course of justice tries to get his victim to withdraw her evidence - have been played in the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

Dr Amy Morgan, a Drogheda-based GP, says there is growing frustration among those who work in GP practices

Dr Conor O'Mahoney, Special Rapporteur on Child Protection and Director of the Child Law Clinic at UCC, discusses the prospect of a redress scheme for survivors of Mother and Baby homes