The ransomware attack on the HSE is still causing difficulties three weeks on.

But the HSE is just one of many Irish organisations targeted by cyber criminals each year.

To talk us through the murky online world of cyber crime we’re joined by Paul Johnstone, Detective Sergeant with the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau.

We know that the costs of the pandemic on our finances will be huge, but what about the impact on our mental health?

Will employers be facing a very different workforce when we return to the office?

We’re joined by Malachy O’Connor, director of Uspire Ireland and psychotherapist and burnout strategist Siobhan Murray.

As the sun shone across the country this week did you manage to skive off work and get out into it?

Comedian Gearoid Farrelly is a big believer in being work shy when the sun shines.

This week a new Social Basketball initiative was launched in Meath. The sessions are for women of any age, and any basketball skill level! Lisa O'Dowd, from Meath Local Sports Partnership, and Louise O'Loughlin, from Basketball Ireland, join the show to talk about how non-competitive games are another avenue for women to take part in sport!

Political Correspondent for The Irish Examiner, Aoife Moore, joined us on Saturday morning to talk about the stories that propped up the week! With rising numbers in Limerick, Aoife updated us on where Ireland stands among COVID cases and "Outdoor Summers". We also spoke about Mother and Baby Homes, the HSE cyber-attack, and world vaccinations.

What better way to celebrate the first show of Pride than talking to the amazing Robbie Lawlor and Veda Lady, hosts of the "Poz Vibe" Podcast! The podcast is made for people living with HIV, their families, friends, and allies! Robbie and Veda spoke to Louise about HIV in Ireland, about stigma and about the Poz-cast series!

On this week’s Countrywide, A visit to the national stud in Kildare as they open their new visitor experience centre, Cong remembers the Quiet Man 70 years on, the strong role of women in agriculture and economist Jim Power on the road to recovery.

This year’s Oliver Goldsmith Literary Festival is focusing on three main areas of farm sustainability, the environment and socio-economic issues. One on this year’s speakers Dr Monica Gorman from UCD joined Damien to discuss the role of women in Agriculture which will be the focus of her talk at this year’s festival.

Countrywide reporter Mike McCartney heads to Cong in Co Mayo home of The Quite Man which marks its 70th anniversary this year and finds out how seven decades on the John Wayne, Maureen O Hara epic still holds a pride of place for those in the area and how it remains a vibrant tourist attraction.

Economist Jim Power joins Damien to discuss how quickly the country can bounce back as the reopening of the country continues.