Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that a criminal gang member has been jailed today for laundering over €750,000 of organised crime money using 27 bank accounts and five fake companies.

Easing some of the restrictions, an appointment with Penneys and continuing the conversation on the menopause...

Kellie who is currently in hospital due to her long condition and thinks the food is inedible. Other callers rang to say that the food they had eaten was also terrible.

We also returned to the menopause with stories from more women about the toll it has taken on their lives and their body.

On todays show as Ireland re-opens Sinead Quinlan and Amy O'Connor talk to us from the hairdressers and Penny's, Ray speaks to Frank Nelson about his year in lockdown, we are joined by Captain Grace Fanning from the Irish Navy ships, Conor Pope is back with pricewatch and Ray is joined by the Happy Pear, Stephen and Dave Flynn.

As Ireland reopens today Ray chats to Sinead Quinlan speak to us from the hairdressers and Amy O'Connor tells us about her trip to Penny's.

Ray speaks to great grandad Frank Nelson about his year in lockdown.

Captain Grace Fanning has just returned from an away patrol on the Irish Navy ship, LÉ Róisín. She joined Ray from dry land.

Conor Pope joins us once again to champion your consumer issues if you have a consumer problem you can send it to [email protected].

They are known for their positivity and energy, the Happy Pear joined Ray

Adrian Eames and James O'Toole discuss the future of Waterford FC with former player and coach David Breen, who says he's looking for clarity from the club owner Simon Power, while Wexford Youths' Kylie Murphy reflects on her team's start to the SSE Airtricity Women's National League.