Presented by Fiona Kelly

Michael told Joe how he was assaulted in a supermarket car park by the boyfriend of a maskless woman in the checkout queue.

Sinead O’Brien has been juggling careers in recent years, working in fashion design with Vivienne Westwood , while pursuing a life on stage as a performance poet. Her debut is Drowning in Blessings.

With Damian & Donncha.

Lisa Fallon chats to us about the Manchester derby and Mick McCarthy's brief visit to Cyprus. Donncha's mate Alistair Campbell is on the line to talk Brexit and Burnley. Andy Balbirnie looks forward to Ireland's cricket schedule. And if that's not enough, find out what happened to Donncha's infamous red jocks! Game On.

Ar an gclár inniu: Gráinne Ní Aodha (Iriseoir ón Journal), Moira Leydon (Ard Rúnaí Cúnta an ASTI), John Boyle (Ard Rúnaí an INTO), Niall Ó Muilleor (Comhairleoir Gnóthaí Poiblí i Los Angeles), Ciarán Dunbar (Údar ‘Síolta’), Irial Mac Murchú (Príomhfheidhmeannach Nemeton TV) agus ‘Mná na hÉireann’ le Sibéal Ní Chasaide.

Drivetime's Della Kilroy hears from parents and staff at one the largest childcare facilities in Ireland about new Covid-19 restrictions.

On today's show we continue with our Soup of the Day challenge with chef Lilly Higgins,

After the pandemic forced shops to close, Tom Hoban and his fiancé Aisling used the down time to set up their own bookstore which offers personal recommendations using their combined, extensive knowledge.

Michael recounts a disturbing experience outside his local supermarket during which he was assaulted after requesting another shopper maintain 2m physical distance.

Hugh Cahill is joined on the RTÉ Rugby Podcast by Donal Lenihan, Bernard Jackman and Wes Liddy to discuss Connacht's win over Leinster, Johnny Sexton's future, the Irish 10s situation, what lies in store for the Lions tour and the lads also look ahead to the weekend's Guinness Pro14 action.