Frank Thornton, President of the Garda Representative Association, explains how rank and file members are responding to Covid-19 policing policies.

Louise O'Reilly, Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Enterprise, Trade and Employment, reacts to Dublin unrest and corporate tax announcement at G7 summit.

Presented by Darren Frehill.

Suzanne Keane, RTÉ's digital editor for entertainment, discusses Normal People star Paul Mescal's win at the Bafta's on Sunday night.

Conor Kane, South East Correspondent, reports on the re-opening of outdoor dining while Steve Barry, manager of Dennehy's Gyms in Cork City, discusses the planned re-opening of the sector today and Brid Looby, national operations manager for the Odeon cinemas, says they're excited to welcome people back through their doors.

Seamus Coffey, lecturer in economics at University College Cork and former chair of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, discusses the G7's proposals to change international tax plans on multi-national firms - and how the possible moves could impact Ireland's controversial tax regime.

This morning's reflection comes from Father Michael Commane, who is a chaplain at St Luke's Hospital in Rathgar, Dublin.

The final episode in the series focuses on solutions in solving issues surrounding misinformation in the digital age. We hear from social media companies, experts working with civil society groups and organisations utilising technology to combat the harm caused by misinformation.

Poet Pat Boran brings us on a poetic exploration of Bull Island in Dublin Bay. A Rockfinch Production Sound supervision by Tinpot Productions Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast October 2020)

On today's show Derek talks about tame robins, Terry Flanagan on the midge, Dr Easkey Britton on cleaning our oceans and Niall McAuley joins Derek in studio to talk about 'no mow' lawns.