Sean Whelan, London Correspondent, reports from Wales ahead of the regional elections next month.

Adam Maguire speaks to Kieran Rumley, Executive Director of Love Irish Food.

Presented by Liz Walsh of Met Éireann.

This morning's reflection falls on St Tertullion's Feast Day. It comes from Reverend Dr Jools Hamilton, who is the Methodist Chaplain to Trinity College Dublin and co-founder of The Good Summit, a movement to celebrate common good and create more of it in the world.

Declan Murphy joins us to talk about his new book - "The Spirit of the River" and he joins us from that same river - the Avonmore near Laragh, County Wicklow.

Eric Dempsey joins Derek to talk about his memoir, 'Don't Die in Autumn' which will be released on the 1st of May as an audiobook.

Terry Flanagan joins Derek from his back garden where he spends a lot of time observing sparrows.

There have been many theories about the stick throwing Hooded Crow at John Reidy's house in Kerry. Joining us this week we have the children of St Mary's Boys National School in Booterstown, Dublin and their teacher Ms. O'Dea.

Derek, Jim Wilson and Niall Hatch look ahead to the Dawn Chorus on Sunday 2nd May 0100-0700 on RTÉ Radio 1.

This week includes Declan Murphy talking about his new book -'The Spirit of the River', Eric Dempsey on his memoir, 'Don't Die in autumn' being produced as an audiobook, Terry Flanagan on Sparrows and Derek talks to Jim Wilson as we look forward to 'Dawn Chorus 2021'.