Della Kilroy and Shane Creevy explore how misinformation spreads in an era of mass communication, and how to protect yourself against it. The series examines the differences between misinformation and disinformation and investigates how and why conspiracy theories spread so rapidly online. Find out more at rte.ie/truthmatters.

Jack Horgan Jones, Political Reporter, The Irish Times, Ged Nash, Labour Party Spokesperson on Finance and TD for Louth, Jim Power, Economist

This week, we plunge into the world of art and environment. Katie Holten discusses her Tree Alphabet at Visual in Carlow, and why words matter. Catherine Marshall talks about how art helps us see. Little Button Diaries have tips on green craft, and kids around Ireland talk creativity and possibility.

Forget Bumble or Tinder or First Dates, our ancestors got the shift at gatherings like fairs, pattern days and wakes.

Sex therapy with Rachel Cooke - Consent in Relationships

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

Clár Iomlán.

Presented by John S. Doyle.

This morning's reflection, 'Almond Blossoms', comes from John O'Donnell, who is a poet and short story writer, living in Rathmines in Dublin. 'Sunlight' is the title of his latest poetry collection. His debut short story collection is entitled 'Almost the Same Blue

Tackling the housing crisis, the role of antigen tests and Ballymurphy inquest findings. With Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, Pearse Doherty, Richard Boyd Barrett and Elaine Loughlin