Over the years a number of buildings that once hosted cultural hubs have been demolished for "just for profit hotels". Tropical Popical Owner and Dublin activist Andrea Horan believes that clubbing should be considered a culture.

Marian Kilcoyne reads her poem Sionnach Rua

Kara Kelly brings us some of the more off beat stories in sport from around the world this week

During the week, live performance venue, The Kino in Cork made the decision to close on a permanent basis. Dave chats with the Chairperson of Live Venue Collective, Una Molloy about trying to keep artists, crew, techs and venues afloat during the current crisis!

Garret Daly has the latest Movie News including a director for Wicked, Sundance winner Coda heading to Apple and new releases including Bliss with Salma Hayek and Owen Wilson.

Panel: Minister of State Sean Fleming, Social Democrats Co-leader Catherine Murphy, Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane, Dr Denis McCauley and Restaurants Association CEO Adrian Cummins

Marie Louise O'Donnell talked about her renewed sense of life following her Covid experience.

The High Court has ruled that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by FBD Insurance for disruption to their businesses due to Covid-19.

This may affect claims made by more than 1,000 Irish pubs and restaurants.

Supermacs founder Pat McDonagh and Angela Ruttledge, Co-owner of Monck’s Green and Olives Room restaurants join us in studio.

Political Correspondent for The Irish Examiner, Aoife Moore, joined us on Saturday morning to talk about the stories that propped up the week! The latest on COVID 19 deaths, , new quarantine law and vaccinations, anger over Mother and Baby Home recordings being destroyed and a TOKYO 2020 Chief has resigned after saying woman talk too much.

On this week’s Countrywide: Spring Calving in Kilkenny , The Women’s Shed, preserving our bees, the future of live exports and former rugby international and farmer John Hayes previews this weekend’s six nations.