Including sherry trifle & festive gingerbread.

Brexit trade deal talks, political tweets and when sports and politics collide. With Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, Lynn Boylan, Mary Seery Kearney, Mick Clifford and Barry Lenihan

Tara Brady & Darryl Jones review films The Racer, The Mole Agent & a new Bee Gees documentary, Skin is the lead singer with British rock band Skunk Anansie & a trailblazer for women in rock music, "It Takes Blood and Guts" is her new biography & The Stinging Fly with guest editors Elaine Feeney & Lisa McInerney.

Tara Brady and Darryl Jones review films.

Kieron J. Walsh brings us back to 1998 for The Racer, a 007 of sorts takes place in a Chilean care home in The Mole Agent, Frank Marshall brings us a documentary about the Bee Gees: How can you mend a broken heart and Prom, Ryan Murphy’s screen adaptation of the Broadway musical.

Joining Marie and Donncha this evening we have Tony O'Donoghue on Dundalk v Arsenal, All Ireland Hurling Final preview with Niall Moran and Paul Flynn and Champions Cup rugby with Ronan Loughney.

With the latest analysis presenter Paul Cunningham is joined by Mícheál Lehane, Sandra Hurley and David Murphy on the Your Politics podcast which is available on here on Spotify and Apple Podcasts

Peamount United's Karen Duggan speaks to Raf Diallo ahead of the Women's FAI Cup final and gives her take on the present and future for Irish soccer.

Áine Ní Chiaráin (Tráchtaire), Gearóid Ó Muilleoir (Iriseoir ón Sunday World & Eagarthóir Seachtain), Oisín Mac Conamhna (Oibrí i dtionscal an airgeadais i Londain), Liam Mac Cóil (Scríbhneoir), Anne McCabe (Údar úrscéil faoi chás bháibíní Chiarraí & iar-Léiritheoir/Stiúrthóir teilifíse le Today Tonight) & Mír na Meán Áitiúil le Catherine Foley.

Liam Halligan, Economist, Author and Telegraph columnist, and Neale Richmond, Fine Gael TD, discuss the ongoing Brexit negotiations.

When exactly is it a good time to fire your agent, wonders Rob Long? And will there be cake?