Professor Max Watson from the Presbyterian Church in Ireland on the Dying with Dignity Bill 2020. Dr Gladys Ganiel from Queen's University Belfast on how Churches on the island of Ireland are navigating the Covid-19 pandemic and journalist Greg Daly tells us of a new Catholic digital magazine called Leaven.

This week - like the European vaccine rollout - we play catch-up. Europe Editor Tony Connelly and Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin look back at a hectic two weeks of blunders, blindsides and border bitterness. Also: Queen's University Belfast Professor Katy Hayward gives her view on the debacle. 

With Marie & Donncha.

Donncha's Fittest Family rival Derval O'Rourke talks Tokyo, Alan Cawley previews Liverpool v Man City, Jeff Sheppard on Superbowl LV,

plus the team news is in for Ireland v Wales in the Six Nations!

Ar an gclár inniu: Áine Ní Chiaráin (Tráchtaire polaitiúil), Caoimhín Ó hEaghra (Ard-Rúnaí, An Foras Patrúnachta), Concubhar Ó Liatháin (Iriseoir le The Corkman), Edel Ní Churraoin (Craoltóir agus Ceoltóir), Pearse Doherty (TD le Sinn Féin agus Urlabhraí Airgeadais an pháirtí), Spóirt le Cuán Ó Flatharta agus Siamsaíocht le Conall Mac Dhonnagáin.

One of the stars of last year's Toy Show was Adam King with his virtual hug. Adam and his dad David told Ryan all about Adam's Virtual Hug cards and what they've been up to since that magical night.

Ralph Reigel, Southern Correspondent Independent Newspapers, reports on the Garda investigation into the discovery of a body in Doneraile yesterday.

Clár siamsaíochta, comhrá agus ceoil beo ó Dhoirí Beaga

To today's show we are joined by Junk Kouture Winners Brónach Harkin, Robyn O'Donnell & Orlaith Doherty, Ray catches up with Michael Harding, Tommy Bowe talks about the Six Nations this weekend, James Wilson has started a radio show from his kitchen, Ray chats to him & his mother Catherine and Blaithaid Ni Cofaigh chats about hosting Nationwide.

Séamus Darby was the Offaly hero who scored a late goal in the All-Ireland football final of 1982, depriving Kerry of their historic 5-in-a-row. He tells the story of how one of the most famous goals in GAA history impacted on his life and family and a journey which took him from Ireland to the UK and back to Tipperary where he lives now. (2015)

Mary Maher was shocked when she was asked unusual questions about abortion during, what she believed to be, an Amarach survey about Christmas shopping and online fraud.