Henry Samuel, Paris Correspondent for the Telegraph, reports that the world's most expensive painting, by Leonardo da Vinci, turns out not to be by Da Vinci after all.

Aisling Reid, PARC, road safety campaign group, tells us what the figures show about the rate of convictions for driving without a licence

Paul Reynolds, Crime Crime Correspondent, reports that the case of a Co Louth man who spent 14 months in prison for IRA membership before his conviction was overturned has been declared "a miscarriage of justice".

Mick Dawson, CEO of Leinster Rugby, tells us that Leinster Rugby has submitted plans to Government to use rapid antigen testing to allow the return of spectators to matches at the RDS Arena.

Della Kilroy reports from Dublin Airport, as travelers rush into Ireland before mandatory quarantine rules kick in.

For many, a trip to the sea was their top priority as John Cooke found out speaking to those enjoying the beach in Lahinch

Paul Corry and Raffaele Cretaro are our guests this week.

Paul calls for changes in management at Dundalk after their latest defeat, while former Sligo Rovers and Finn Harps man Cretaro looks ahead to their game on Saturday as they ride high in the top three.

Kerry Hospice recieved a large cheque from the sale of over 300 calves that were donated in memory of John McGrath who passed away from cancer earlier this year. John’s fiancée Erin Stack joins Ray to tell us more.

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

Malachy Duggan tells us about his new book 'Camping Soul Food'