Liveline listeners give their opinions on a new animated film of Riverdance.

David tells us about the €12 loaf of bread he came across in Maynooth.

Kerri's daughter's communion has been cancelled 5 times.

Stephen, who's 16, thinks the public are too critical of young people like him.

Liveline listeners give their opinions on a new animated film of Riverdance.

David tells us about the €12 loaf of bread he came across in Maynooth.

Kerri's daughter's communion has been cancelled 5 times.

Stephen, who's 16, thinks the public are too critical of young people like him.

Adrian Eames, James O'Toole, Paul Corry and Andrew Cheal look ahead to Ireland's friendly in Andorra, review the weekend's domestic LOI and WNL action, react to Chelsea's Champions League final win and discuss Brentford's promotion to the Premier League.

Ahead of a cabinet meeting tomorrow to plan economic recovery out of lockdown, our reporter Cian McCormack speaks to concerned businesses and IBEC CEO Danny McCoy outlines what support schemes businesses need to transition from restrictions

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China has announced that it will allow couples to have up to three children, after census data showed a steep decline in birth rates. Our China correspondent Yvonne Murray based in Taipei has the latest.

80 years ago today the violence of the Second World War was visited briefly but devastatingly on neutral Ireland, with a German bombing raid on Dublin killing 28 people and injuring dozens. We hear from witnesses and Dr Ciarán Reilly from Maynooth University