Breda has been listening to Liveline's discussions on the Menopause and decided she needs to go on HRT.

Embracing Change Author Dr Harry Barry, GP and Mental Health Specialist talks to Claire about the importance of pragmatism in the face of change.

Marie Culliton, spokesperson with the Academy of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine discusses how the shutdown is affecting medical laboratories as they struggle to complete tests for patients.

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly discusses how long the disruption can be expected to last and how services might be restored.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent, Orla O' Donnell reports from the Central Criminal Court after it heard Deirdre Morley

was suffering from a mental disorder when she caused her three children's deaths.

Dublin City Council is assessing feedback from a public consultation to provide pedestrian space for outdoor dining on Capel Street. Reporter Gail Conway spoke to traders and residents.

Decisions on changes to housing policy on investment funds are now set to be made at a second Cabinet meeting later today. Our Political Correspondent Micheál Lehane has the latest.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds has the latest on Wizard Spider, the Russian based hackers who infiltrated the HSE's computer systems and brought health services to a halt.