Dermot O'Leary is back in the house with a new book and a new ninja cat saga - catch up with the adventures of Toto, who is in hot water over a jaw-dropping jewel heist, plus we've got all the usual book chat to keep bookworms hooked

David Larkin hit a deer with his van. He says it happened on the N7 on his way to Naas and caused about €1,000 worth of damage. He'd like to see a cull of deer to prevent these accidents from happening again.

As property prices rise and supply issues remain, Leo Oman says he will only consider downsizing his home if he had somewhere to go.

Anne tells Katie about falling victim to Invoice Redirect Fraud.

We get the latest from Fergal Bowers, our Health Correspondent.

Our reporter Gail Conway speaks to suppliers across the country.

We hear from Tánaiste Leo Varadkar, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment about the launch but also the next pahse of re-opening on July 5th.

Our Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds reports that a 33-year-old convicted killer has been sentenced to 12 years in jail for stabbing his father to death almost three years ago.

Our reporter Sinead Spain has been speaking to auctioneers in Drogheda, Gorey and Carlow about their experiences of the market. And we speak to economist Ronan Lyons

Liz O'Donnell, Chairperson of the Road Safety Authority, explains this summer's road safety message.