A selection of stories from the week: Harry and Meghan on Oprah; Employment rights in the gig economy; Junior Cert; Maternity leave for politicians; Davy fallout; Search for Sarah Everard; Vaccinating the marginal communities; Lost in Larrimah; CAO revamp; Lost eagle is found
Too Long; Didn't Listen? The entire series distilled in to a single programme. The country is analysed on the psychologist's couch to see how the last decade changed us.
The contrast of the EU's vaccine programme with those of the UK and Israel is generating frustration in member states. So what's a fair assessment of the bloc's centralised procurement plan? This week Senior Fellow with the Petersen Institute for International Economics Jacob Kirkegaard gives his view.
Today on Playback Daily, solicitor Sarah Grace on navigating the courts as a sexual assault survivor, women share stories of being let down by the judicial system and the latest on the disappearance on Sarah Everard
Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have Six Nationa Rugby with Stephen Ferris, Soccer with Lisa Fallon and Cycling with Shane Stokes and Morgan Fox.
There is "no magic vaccine tree". That is the message from Taoiseach Micheál Martin for opposition and backbenchers who are pressing Ministers to speed up the pace of delivery. Presenter Paul Cunningham is joined by Sandra Hurley, David Murphy and Mícheál Lehane
Tugann torthaí ó shuirbhé a rinne Aontas na Mac Léinn in Éirinn le fios gur cheap dhá thrian de mhic léinn a ceistíodh gur cheart go mbeadh an Ghaeilge riachtanach go dtí leibhéal na hardteistiméireachta. Labhraímid faoi seo le Clíodhna Ní Dhufaigh (Leas Uachtarán don Ghaeilge, Aontas na Mac Léinn in Éirinn).
Ba mhaith leis an Seanadóir Rónán Mullen go smaoineodh an rialtas faoi chead a thabhairt do na heaglais seirbhísí na Cásca a reáchtáil. Labhraímid leis faoi seo ar an gclár.
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