Presented by Fiona Kelly

Kate Brennan Harding on where to begin with the music of the iconic Róisín Murphy, Barry Houlihan of NUIG discusses the legacy of writer & actress, Genevieve Lyons, John Self reviews A Swim in a Pond in the Rain by George Saunders, Holocaust Remembrance Day, Zulieka Rogers, Director of the Herzog Centre in Trinity discusses a unique concert.

From her early work with Moloko, to her dance drenched solo albums Róisín’s sound has always been a step ahead of the posse. Kate Brennan Harding recommends where to start with the music of the iconic Róisín Murphy.

Aoife Walsh, guidance counsellor, speaks about the 2021 CAO deadline, Nick Gries, french teacher with face à face, talks about the Leaving Cert french paper, and dietician Caelinn Murphy discusses the importance of a balanced diet for Leaving Cert students.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha.

Former rugby player Alix Popham and his wife Mel describe what it's like to live with early-onset dementia at the age of 40; jockey David Bass discusses his Cheltenham goals and his vegan diet while Mark Langdon tells us more about Thomas Tuchel and whether Barcelona on the brink of bankruptcy?! Game On.

Ar an gclár inniu: Gráinne Ní Aodha (Iriseoir ón Journal), Dr Diarmaid Ó Cofaigh (lonnaithe sa Nua-Shéalainn), Adrian Breathnach (Príomhoide Ghaelscoil Pheig Sayers), Julian de Spáinn (Ard Rúnaí Chonradh na Gaeilge), Alex Hijmans (Údar agus Iriseoir) agus Cuan Ó Seireadáin (Tráchtaire, Coimeádaí le Conradh na Gaeilge agus Ceoltóir).

Reaction from Mary Regan, travel writer Eoghan Corry, GRA Vice-President Brendan O'Connor and Sinn Féin deputy David Cullinane

How the musical journeys of Australian-Irish musician and sarod player, Matthew Noone, fetched up in a rainy cabin in Co Clare.

Siún, Sinéad agus Áine ag caint le chéile faoi na nithe a bhraitheann siad uatha chomh maith le tuilleadh forbartha ar scéal Mharia agus Phatrick

Senior Clinical Psychologist Dr Keith Gaynor spoke to Ryan about the importance of hope during the latest lockdown - and how to hold on to it.