Lynne Cantwell and Bernard Jackman analyse Ireland's opening Women's Six Nations win over Wales and discuss Leinster's Champion's Cup Quarter Final win against Exeter, and Ulster's Challenge Cup win against Northampton.

Lisa Fallon and Karen Duggan look ahead to the Republic of Ireland's game later today against Belgium, and we also hear from Katie McCabe who spoke to us during the week.

Our Gaelic Games discussion this week involves Anthony Daly and Eamonn O'Hara on the release of the Inter County Fixtures and its make-up for 2021, and the sanctions for Dublin and Monaghan.

Orla O’Donnell, RTÉ’s Court Correspondent, discusses the case.

Professor Martin Cormican, Clinical Lead on Infection Control with the HSE, discusses new variants of Covid-19 and the vaccine roll-out.

Justin McCarthy speaks to community leaders on the Shankill Road in west Belfast and Jeffrey Donaldson, DUP MP for Lagan Valley and Deirdre Hargey, Sinn Féin MLA and Minister for Communities in Stormont discuss the ongoing violence in Northern Ireland.

Tanya Ward, Chief Executive of the Children's Rights Alliance and Jennifer Whitmore, Social Democrats for TD for Wicklow, discuss the Government's plan to bring 28 child refugees to Ireland being in doubt because Gardaí are not allowed to travel to Greece due to safety concerns related to Covid-19.

US restaurants face a ketchup packet shortage, a woman finds out her son's bride is her long-lost daughter on their wedding day & the face of a bank robber can't be identified because witnesses were distracted by his tie! It's Anton's stories of the week!

it's hard enough keeping in touch with friends these days but imagine trying to do it with over 80 people! Dave chats to Dublin-based American, Liz Maguire who has 80 pen pals from around the world!

Dave chats to Reeling in the Years Producer, John O Regan about the overall success of the series and the most recent decade, which starts tonight with the year of 2010 from 8.30PM on RTE One!