Sarah Bolger stars in the new film End of Sentence which is available from digital download from this Monday the 10th of May. She joined Ray for a chat today.

Ray is joined by Brian Kennedy to chat about his new single.

This week marks one hundred years since partition in Ireland. This morning's reflection comes from Reverend Dr Heather Morris, who is the General Secretary of the Methodist Church in Ireland.

Continuing on from yesterdays programme we hear from more women going through the menopause

Minister of State for the Gaeltacht, Jack Chambers confirms that summer Irish College courses will again be cancelled this year.

Our Legal Affairs Correspondent Orla O'Donnell reports that a application by RTÉ to lift restrictions on naming an 11-year-old boy who was murdered by his uncle, has been adjourned by the Central Criminal Court until Monday. We also hear from Kathleen Chada.

We talk to the Health Service Executive's Chief Clinical Officer Dr Colm Henry as 220,000 and 240,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccines were administered this week.

Cian McCormack reports from Athlone on preparations for further easing of restrictions on Monday, including inter-county travel, organised outdoor gatherings of up to 15 people and the reopening of personal services.

Our Industry and Employment Correspondent Ingrid Miley reports that student nurses and midwives are set to receive a backdated promised Pandemic Placement Grant of E100 per week by 1st June.

Paul Williams Senior Director Corporate Affairs UK & Ireland with pharmaceutical company TEVA confirms that it's going to close its Sudocrem manufacturing plant in Baldoyle in County Dublin with the loss of 110 jobs and move production to Bulgaria.