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100 bliain a dtaca seo dhein na h-Óglaigh ionsaí ar fhórsaí na corónach i gCrois an Bharraigh i gCorcaigh. Colún reatha fé stiúir Tom Barry a chuir cath orthu,agus bhi a ainm siúd anáirde ina dhiaidh sin.

Is it Friday or Tuesday? I’m confused! Let’s pretend it’s still St Patrick’s Day and do a quiz.

Damien English, Minister of State with responsibility for Employment Affairs, and Retail Businesses & Fine Gael TD for Meath West, Louise O’Reilly, Sinn Féin TD for Dublin Fingal & party spokesperson on Enterprise, Trade, Employment and Workers' Rights and Shane Ross, Journalist, commentator and former minister look back at the stories of the week.

Tanya Lee Crotty, lifestyle enthusiast and Catherine Carton, DIY and crafts blogger, have tips and tricks to get all your spring cleaning done.

Aoife Barry, Assistant News Editor with the TheJournal.ie and Brian Reddin, Producer and Director with Dearg Films, have film, literature and online streaming recommendations.

Bishop of Derry Donal McKeon speaks to Claire about the possibility of people crossing the border to attend church services as restrictions in the north are lifted and he gives his view on whether or not the Catholic Church should bless same-sex unions.

Phil Ni Sheaghdha, INMO General Secretary, on concerns some of her members have in relation to taking the AstraZeneca vaccine and their calls for more support as they continue to work through the third wave of Covid-19.

Jack Horgan Jones from The Irish Times, Verona Murphy, Independent TD for Wexford, Dr. Yvonne Williams, GP at the Shannon Medical Centre in Co. Clare and Paul Moynagh, Professor of Immunology at Maynooth University join the programme amid suggestions that Covid-19 travel restrictions may be extended until late June.

Nick Squires, Rome Correspondent, The Daily Telegraph, James Shotter, Central Europe Correspondent, The Financial Times, Marion McKeone, US Correspondent with the Business Post and Dr. Janosch Dahmen, medical doctor and member of the German parliament, with the Green Party join the programme with updates on the Covid-19 situation around the world.

Patrick O'Connell was a superstar and a cheat. First Irish captain at Manchester United Football Club. A manager who saved Barcelona Football Club. This Dubliner's soccer story is of passion, bribery and bigamy: he married two women with the same name and appearance and died in penury.