Bertie Ahern, Former Taoiseach, on his encounters with Britain's Prince Philip whose death was announced today.

Fintan Hourihan, CEO of the Irish Dental Association, tells us what type of dental treatment are patients on this medical card scheme currently entitled to and how has that changed

Suzanne Breen, Political Editor for Belfast Telegraph, reports the latest on Northern Ireland's disturbances and the prospects for the weekend. Thomas Byrne, Minister of State Department of the Taoiseach and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade with responsibility for EU Affairs, gives his reaction

Cathal Walsh, Professor of Statistics in the Health Research Institute of Limerick, tells us that all children can safely return to the classroom after the Easter Break.

Sharon Gaffney, Journalist with France 24, reports that France has directed under-55s who received AstraZeneca for their first coronavirus jab to get a different vaccine, like Moderna or Pfizer, for their second appointment. Dr Anne Moore, Vaccine Specialist and Senior Lecturer at UCC School of Biochemistry, gives her reaction

Richard Fitzwilliams, Royal Commentator, on the death of Britain's Prince Philip

Cathy who had flown to South Africa to see her ailing mother she is now in mandatory hotel quarantine. Sarah rung to talk to Joe about her fabulous mother in law Cathleen who was 70 yesterday.

Alex has watched Seaspiracy, the new documentary on Netflix, and says we can't take anything out or put anything into our seas.

Kathryn chats to Jacqueline Wilson about her new book called The Runaway Girls.

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