Former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond spoke about Prince Harry's outspokenness on an American podcast.

Freelance pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon and John Maguire Film Critic and Journalist with the Business Post shared their tips for movies and TV this week.

Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds gave an update on the cyber attack on the HSE.

Songwriter Brendan Graham explains his participation in the National Famine Commemoration, which takes place today

In 'Lessons From A Bedside' Breda Casserly writes about her experiences as a lay chaplain and end-of-life care at the Galway Hospice

Campaigners Ailbhe Smyth and Andrea Horan chat about the documentary "The 8th: How We Repealed History" (streaming on IFI@Home from 17 May)

It's all Pop and Culture with our panel this week. Esther O'Moore Donohoe, of The 80% Fame podcast, has all the happenings in the pop world and, lads... Bennifer is back. Esther is enlightening us about the JLo x Ben rumours, Little Mix' big week, and THAT Chrissy Tiegan drama!

As Ireland prepares to reopen outdoors, moves are being made to change how we use public spaces. Without proper consultation, these changes risk making areas less accessible. Éabha Wall, a disability rights activist, joined Louise to talk about how small changes can have a huge effect on accessibility.

Pregnancy is nice, or at least that's what is often sold. In her latest release, 'After the Storm', Emma Jane Unsworth reexamines the negative aspects of her own pregnancy and why they are less mentioned. 'After the Storm' dives into postnatal depression, medical experiences, the science of what's happening as you become a parent, & much more.

This week Zara is preparing a launch of their brand-new makeup line! They're not the first high street store to launch a line, but will it be the best? Makeup Artists and Beauty Instagrammer, Gracey O'Connell, is here to talk about how these lines measure up and the hidden gems each line has!