Fear óg a bhfuil ainmniúchán faighte aige do ghradaim iriseoireachta do cholaistí 3ú léibhéal

Ray chats to Jedward about Edward's hospital scare.

As Dún na nGall ina chónaí in Abu Dhabi.

As a child, you may have been told you could not sing, but Anne Woodworth, leader of the Bealtaine Choir in Waterford, disagrees. She believes everyone can sing and today we meet members of the Bealtaine Choir in Waterford aged in their 70s, 80s and 90s whose love of singing has kept them connected this past year.

Mary tried to send a box of goodies to her daughter in New Zealand. Normally, costs around 70 euro. But it now costs 180 euro. We hear from other listeners who send such care packages to loved ones abroad and from Mark who runs Paddy Box, an Irish company which has flourished in the lockdown.

John Nallen wanted to thank the fire brigade who saved the life of his son last Thursday after he was swept along a fast-moving river. Carol Kennedy was the brave officer at the scene who spoke about the incident.

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly and Transport Minister Eamon Ryan speak to reporters ahead of today's cabinet meeting on further relaxation of Covid 19 restrictions.

Our reporter Cian McCormack has been hearing reaction from Irish people living in Britain, the British-Irish business community, and the tourist industry here.

Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair says that the Common Travel Area with the UK should be restored from June 1 and non-essential travel within the EU restored from July 1.

Paul O'Kane Chief Communications Officer DAA says it could be 2025 before the aviation industry gets back to pre-pandemic levels.