Steve Ward, Ireland and UK director for Universum, and Beatrice Dooley, Institute of Guidance Counsellors, tells us what drives career choices amongst our new college graduates

Tara Fay, Wedding Planner, discusses

Vincent McAviney, UK Correspondent for Euronews and NBC, and Professor James McInerney, Head of the School of Life Sciences at The University of Nottingham, on the easing of restrictions in the UK.

Mike McCartney reports on the tree disease Ash Dieback

Brian Lloyd, Movies Editor at Entertainment.ie, tells us all about Michael Flatley's film Blackbird

After a traumatic burglary, Margaret Kennedy, changed her life, dramatically.

The Catalytic Converter was stolen from Sean's car - at the NCT centre.

Dara McGann tells us about how she is transitioning.

More listeners give us their thoughts and experiences with downsizing.

All last week, we followed Scott Ward and Derek O’Brien across the country as they walked from Coolock to the Cliffs of Moher in aid of the Abacus School in Kilbarrick. They are now back in Dublin and joined Ray for a chat. We also hear from the Principal of the Abacus School, Laura Kelly.

On today's show Scott and Derek are back form the cliffs and join Ray in studio, we also hear from the principle of the school Laura Kelly, Amanda Brown talks about becoming a single parent by choice, Conor Pope is back with pricewatch and Claudia Carroll talks about her book The Secrets of Primrose Square becoming a play.

Amanda Brown joins Ray to tell us about her experience becoming a single parent through fertility treatments and donors.

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