Donald Clarke and Ruth Barton review films, Sonya Kelly discusses her new play 'Once Upon a Bridge' and the nominations for the International Dublin Literary Award are revealed.

On today's show we could see a cold spell of weather next week, Cathal Nolan joins Ray to tell us more, Oliver Stack tells us about his book called Sometimes I Write Things Down, Ray O’Neill and Alison Keating are back with some relationship advice and Ray is joined by Mr Motivator Derrick Evans.

Clár siamsaíochta, comhrá agus ceoil beo ó stiudeó Dhoirí Beaga á láithriú ag Áine Ní Bhreisleáin agus á léiriú ag Damien Ó Dónaill.

Liveline callers react to Frank & Una’s decision to travel to the Canary Islands despite the government restrictions on travel.

Paul Reid, Chief Executive of HSE on the vaccination rollout programme

Gearóid Ó Cathasaigh; Comharchumann Forbartha an Leitriúigh. Siobhán Uí Fhathaigh; 90 inniu. Mary Uí Dhrisceoil; Teaghlach ó Syria teacht go Cléire.

Clár irise á chur i láthair beo ó stiúideo na nDoirí Beaga, ag Michelle Nic Grianna.

Dr. Denis McCauley, Chair of the GP Subcommittee of the IMO and a GP in Donegal, Paul Moynagh, Professor of Immunology, Maynooth University, Dr. Yvonne Williams, GP in Clare

Julie and Phil are going down...way down. Below zero. To investigate the depths that are negative numbers.

Michelle Visage is a judge on Ru Paul's Drag Race and is considered an icon among so many fans of the programme. She is back as a judge for this years Junk Kouture and she joined Jen on the line to talk about what we can expect.