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Patrick Mara, Washington DC Republican National Committee Chairman, says while Donald Trump will continue to be a presence in the Republican party, some are already starting to distance themselves from the former President

Presented by Gary Moran

Dr Denis McCauley, Chair of the IMO's GP Committee, on the rollout of vaccines to people over the age of 85 beginning this week

Bethany Bell, BBC Foreign Correspondent in Austria, reports on the efforts of authorities there to contain the spread of the South African coronavirus variant.

Mary Regan reports on the contact between gardaí and Tánaiste Leo Varadkar over the leaking of a confidential GP contract.

Singers Iarla Ó Lionáird and Glen Hansard discuss the global journey of the human voice and ask, why do we sing and what happens when we do? An Athena Media production Producer: Helen Shaw Audio Editor: Pearse O Caoimh. Producer for lyric fm: Eoin O Kelly (First broadcast 29th October 2017)

Dr Barry O'Driscoll, former medical advisor to World Rugby speaks with us about rugby and concussion.

The former US President Donald Trump has been acquitted after the US Senate fell short of the two-thirds majority needed to convict him on a charge of incitement to insurrection over the Capitol riot on 6 January.

Our Washington correspondent Brian O'Donovan speaks with us.

Carole Coleman reports from Westport, where in better times tourism and hospitality account for 1 in 6 jobs.

After confirmation from Minister of State with responsibility for sport that inter county games are not exempt from level 5 covid restrictions, the GAA President told members that no on field activity will be allowed until Easter at the earliest.

GAA President John Horan spoke with us more about this.