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Dublin Mum Jan wrote her first poem recently and it went viral. The poem was untitled and was described by some as a masterpiece. Jan spoke to Jen about wanting to put a smile on people's faces.

Stephen Murphy is Assistant Professor in Marketing in Trinity College Dublin and he joined Ryan on the line to help make sense of how conspiracy theories can flourish online and why people believe, spread and act upon fake news.

We've teamed up with Electric Ireland this week to mark the rollout of Smart Meters, which are going to change everything about the way you use electricity. To celebrate we have €1,000 worth of smart devices to give away every day this week. Brendan joined Ryan on the line for the chance to win!

Peig Sayers' autobiography was part of the compulsory Leaving Certificate Irish syllabus until 1995 and has cast a long shadow on the Irish language. Broadcaster Sinéad Ní Uallacháin told Ryan about the new TG4 documentary that is looking to change how we think about Peig Sayers and tell the story of her fascinating life.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

Our team of reporters are primed for action - out and about in various locations around the country and they’re ready to bring us a flavour of what’s happening where they are – in our MOONEY GOES WILD Spring "Night-time Vigil"

Joe chats to homelessness campaigner Alice Leahy and former governor of Mountjoy prison John Lonergan about the case of a married couple who assumed false identities and paid homeless people for their PPS numbers in order to defraud banks and credit unions of several hundred thousand euro.

Ruby gives his thoughts on the image of Gordon Elliott sitting on a dead horse on the gallops.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha.

Ruby Walsh gives his thoughts on THAT image of Gordon Elliott; Stephen Kelly talks about the re-emergence of the old Gareth Bale, and Rory Best joins the show to talk about the weekend of rugby! Game On.

Dúirt Aire na Gaeltachta Catherine Martin ag Ard-Fheis Chonradh na Gaeilge nár cheart do lucht na teanga dearmad a dhéanamh ar an tábhacht a bhaineann le caomhnú na Gaeltachta. Pléimid é seo le painéal an Luain.