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Sean O'Sullivan, owner of Dan Murphy's Bar in Sneem, Co. Kerry, on how all the over 70s in the town have been vaccinated.

Liam Herrick, Executive Director of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, wants the Government to issue guidelines for 'peaceful protests' during the pandemic.

Prof. Keelin O'Donoghue, Consultant Obstetrican at Cork University Maternity Hospital, says that four stillbirths in Ireland recently may be linked to a condition called Covid placentitis.

George Lee, Science Correspondent, discusses preliminary reports of four stillbirths that are potentially linked to Covid-19, and what was said at yesterday's NPHET briefing.

Joan O'Sulivan speaks to two GPs who have yet to received vaccines for their patients who are over 85.

What did we learn about the mortgage crisis a decade ago that we can apply to the one just around the corner?

Host: Colm Ó Mongáin

Joe Biden made tackling the coronavirus a big plank of his presidential campaign - now he has the opportunity to show he can do it. Washington Correspondent Brian O'Donovan looks at the challenges facing him. 

Evelyn O'Rourke speaks to Helene O'Keeffe, Historian at UCC, about the Leaving Cert History paper.

With Marie & Donncha.

Stephanie Roche tells us about preparations for the start of the Airtricity Womens’ season; Jeff Sheppard gives us an update on sporting events from across the pond; and Shane Carthy is on the show to discuss his excellent book: "Dark Blue".

Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan has spoken out in support of her colleague Deputy Patrick Costello who has begun a private legal action against the Government's proposals to ratify the EU-Canada trade agreement called CETA.

Speaking on the RTÉ News Your Politics podcast she said it was "no secret" that she had reservations about the deal.