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Paddy Connolly the CEO of Age Action Ireland joined us to discuss the decision not to offer the AstraZeneca vaccine to the over 70s

This week Chris has been raging over how a toddler is about to release an album recorded in the womb. Ciara has been put under pressure on air by her friend Andrew to do her driving test, a new service can tell you if you smell bad and Chris and Ciara

discussed two very inventive students from DCU.

Ireland take on Wales today in the Six Nations and former Ireland and International rugby player Luke Fitzgerald gives his take on the match.

Actor Ethan Hawke spoke to Brendan about his book 'A Bright Ray of Darkness'.

Meteorologist at Met Eireann Emer Flood tells us what we can expect in the coming week.

The panel included Economist Jim Power, Dr Nina Byrnes, Euronews Political Editor Darren McCaffrey. Former President of DCU Brian Mc Craith and Consultant Microbiologist Dr Anna Rose Prior also joined the programme.

Producer Brian Reddin and pop culture journalist Jenn Gannon take a look at the week's entertainment.

Ahead of her trip to Mexico for treatment, Lynsey Bennett reacts to the settlement with the HSE this week and shares the key message she wants to send to young women while her solicitor Gillian O’Mahony outlines the legal impact of the settlement.

Bray locals Karen Cowley and Saoirse Duane are two of the trio who make up ‘Wyvern Lingo' join the programme with two tracks and to discuss lockdown, coping with the last year and what's in store for the future.

Miriam speaks to Billy Gaff, one of the biggest names in the UK music industry who managed Rod Stewart and published artists such as The Bee Gees, Status Quo, The Clash and many more during the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s.