Panel: Professor Philip Nolan, Fine Gael Minister Martin Heydon, Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy, Social Democrats TD Róisín Shortall, People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett, national school principal Mark Loftus

Brian Lloyd of entertainment.ie is a theme tune aficionado, and joined Dave to have a look at some of the finest TV theme tunes of all time

Brendan spoke to Dr Denis Mc Cauley, IMO GP Chair and Kate O'Connell, Pharmacist and Former FG TD.

We're joined by Chris Haskins, former chairman of Northern Foods, former ‘Rural Tsar’ for Tony Blair’s government and a member of the house of Lords; Seamus McMahon, a dairy farmer and owner of Brehon Brewhouse in Monaghan; and Valerie Kingston, Co-owner and Founder of Glenilen Farm.

News correspondent with Independent News, Ellen Coyne, joined us on Saturday morning to talk about the stories that propped up the week! COVID is the secondary crisis of the week - First up today is Brexit! Ellen spoke about Vaccines, Nurse Pay, and Maternity rights in politics.

Damien meets the Kerrigan family in Meath who are celebrating 40 years in the Mushroom business in the year that mushroom consumption in Ireland has seen a significant increase.

Are four years going to end in tears for all sides as the prospect of a no deal looms? Europe Editor Tony Connelly, London Correspondent Seán Whelan & Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin have a lively, frank discussion and hope you come away with a clear understanding of the issues.

With the huge success of Champagne Football, Mark Tighe talks about it and the inspiration he found in All The President's Men. The Best Book Club EVER (that's its name) in Mallow, Co Cork ask Maggie O'Farrell about Hamnet. And Stefanie Preissner looks at what the books we choose for others says about how we see them.

Mick Heaney, Seamus Heaney’s son & his biographer Roy Foster remember Seamus Heaney's Nobel Prize in Literature on the 25th anniversary, A Nobel Celebration is an online event, seamusheaneyhome.com, Paula Shields reviews a new documentary on BBC from Tracy Emin entitled Emin / Munch & album reviews including Taylor Swift.

Kate Brennan Harding and Simon Maher

review new albums from Taylor Swift, The Avalanches and Guided by Voices.