Listeners are not happy that the Beacon hospital gave spare vaccines to teachers . Karen thinks schools should not put pressure on parents finances by selling raffle tickets. Ellen thinks people should be allowed visit their mobile homes during the Easter holiday. A giant tanker is stuck in the Suez Canal.

A selection of stories from the week: Jockey Rachael Blackmore; HSE CEO Paul Reid; Intel announces 1600 jobs; Tanker stuck in Suez Canal; Towns and cities post-pandemic; Secret files on children with autism; Mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado; Covid and 3rd level education; Celebrating Easter online

Two women from Bishopstown in Cork have become the first same sex couple in the country to be legally recognised as the parents of their babies from birth. One of the parents Geraldine Rea talks to Bryan Dobson.

News at One reporter Gail Conway speaks with key workers in Moyross over concerns of the impact of the pandemic on young people in an area where regeneration is "failing the people of Moyross"

The Beacon Hospital has confirmed it administered 20 leftover Covid-19 vaccines to a number of teachers at St Gerard's School in Bray earlier this week. Our reporter Sharon Lynch has the latest on this development.

Pete Lunn, Behavioural Economist with the ESRO carries out research for NPHET and Government every two weeks measuring the publics response and their adherance to the COVID-19 restrictions, he discusses his findings

A Dutch travel firm will take nearly 200 people for an eight-day holiday in Greece aimed at seeing if tourism is feasible during the Covid-19 pandemic. BBC Correspondent in the Hague Anna Holligan reports on the travel and public health approved experiment

Tanya Ward, CEO of The Children's Rights Alliance says they are also looking for audit of how these cases are managed. And barrister and lecturer with Maynooth University Dr Lauren Kierens and expert on the Protected Disclosures Act discusses protections for civil servants who go public with their concerns. Mary Regan also reports.

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