Clár Iomlán.

Presented by Sinéad Egan

Irish orchestral, choral, and film score composer Patrick Cassidy talks to Marty about his composition

We talk to Dr Colin Lawton of NUIG about controlling the population of Grey Squirrels using oral contraception. Terry Flanagan talks to Susan O' Donohue about her online children's book GOLDEN WINGS, and Éanna meets Emma Finn who set up a business installing beehives for corporations that want to increase their green credentials.

Electronica artist Elaine Mai teams up with singer MayKay & music photographer Ruth Medjber, No Forever the new single is out now, Barry Douglas is one of Ireland’s greatest ever classical pianists, Wirelessin is a podcast with his son Liam, We Are All Birds Of Uganda is Hafsa Zayyan's debut novel, winner of the Merky Books New Writers’ Prize.

We Are All Birds Of Uganda is the debut novel from Hafsa Zayyan. She is the winner of the inaugural Merky Books New Writers’ Prize set up by Stormzy. The novel explores race, religion and cultural belonging from two very different perspectives.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha.

Ronan O'Gara joins us to review the weekend's Six Nations action while Stephen Kelly discusses Liverpool's Premier League aspirations after their defeat against Manchester City! Game On.

Inniu: Déaglán Mac Pháidín (Comhairleoir do chomhlachtaí nua san Áis), Norita Ní Chartúir (Teagascóir sa chraoltóireacht raidió, OÉG), Frank Allen (Cathaoirleach Iarnród Éireann & Comhairleoir iompair), Fiona Coyle (Príomhfheidhmeannach An Fhóraim Mheabharshláinte) & Dr Darach Ó Ciardha (Dochtúir teaghlaigh & duine de bhunaitheoirí GP Buddy).

Treaty United manager Tommy Barrett is looking for clarity from the FAI following the release of the First Division fixtures while Dermot Keely, who is enjoying life in Lanzarote, is not very optimistic about Dundalk's chances of league success this season and is especially critical of the club allowing Sean Gannon join rivals Shamrock Rovers.

Composer and artist, Jennifer Walshe finds a neighbourhood takeaway back brings memories of home.