Playwright Enda Walsh's short film Touch explores what it is to be isolated during the pandemic, art historians Jessica Fahy & Sarah Wilson guide listeners through how to read a painting from Fra Angelico to Jack B. Yeats, Mary McGill reviews The Pembrokeshire Murders, a new drama series based on the true story of Welsh serial killer, John Cooper.

The Pembrokeshire Murders is a three-part drama series. It’s based on the true story of Welsh serial killer, John Cooper. The hunt was aided by an appearance that the serial killer made on the popular Bullseye programme on ITV, in 1989. Mary McGill previews part one beginning on Virgin Media TV this Thursday.

Evelyn O'Rourke presents the second episode of Drivetime's Study Hub where she speaks to experts about what food is good for the brain and how to prepare for English Paper One. [FULL EPISODE]

With Marie & Donncha.

David Sneyd on the second coaching resignation from the Ireland set-up in five days; Roddy Forsyth on the Celtic saga; CEO of the Federation of Irish Sport Mary O'Connor on sport volunteers during Covid, and Dr. Liam Hennessy on how to be your best! Game On.

Ar an gclár inniu: Gráinne Ní Aodha (Iriseoir le The Journal.ie), An Seanadóir Róisín Garvey (ón gComhaontas Glas), Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire (Urlabhraí oideachais Shinn Féin), Aoileann Ní Chonchubhair (Altra in Ospidéal Thamhlachta), Mír na meán le Gráinne Uí Chaomhánaigh agus Niall Ó Muilleoir (Comhairleoir Gnóthaí Poiblí i Los Angeles).

Emer Quirke, mother and baby home survivor, Susan Lohan, Co Founder of the Adoption Rights Alliance, and Alan Kelly, leader of the Labour Party, discuss the the Taoiseach's apology to mother and baby home survivors.

Writer and translator, Xueting Christine Ni continues her time-travelling guide to ChiSciFi. (Part 2 of 2)

Legendary broadcaster David Frost's son, Wilfred, has rediscovered his father's long-lost tapes, and explores the footage in his podcast series, 'The Frost Tapes'.

On today's show Ray speaks with Catherine Corless, Operation Transformation continues tonight Ray chats to Professor Niall Moyna, Bryan Murray is on to tell us about a new Irish movie, and Soup Of The Day is back today Ray is joined by Marco Pierre White.

Survivors of mother and baby homes react to the publication of the report and the Taoiseach's apology. Mary Fitzgerald recounts being raped at 13 and reluctantly sent to Bessborough to have her baby. Colleen Anderson tells Joe about being born in Sean Ross Abbey, her mother was also a victim of rape and only 14 years old when she gave birth.