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Presented by Sinéad Egan

13 Year old Aoibheann Mangan from Hollymount in Co. Mayo has a passion for coding! Whether its games, apps or websites, Aoibheann relishes the challenge of creating fun and interesting digital projects.

Dr Matthew Jebb, director of the National Botanic Gardens explains how water gets from the bottom to top of even the tallest trees. Niall Hatch on olive oil production and migratory Birds. Éanna ni Lámhna discovers that Molly Malone was not the only Irish person with a penchant for Cockles back in the day and Terry Flanagan goes spider hunting.

Phil and Julie dive in to children’s questions about life, the universe and everything in it. Whether it’s about planets, farts, emotions or even pirates, you’ll be amazed, astonished and intrigued as they set up experiments, speak to experts and take you down a rabbit hole to discover new things. Available weekly from Monday 9th November.

Lise Hand & Justin MacGregor on elections in film on the eve of the 2020 US presidential election, Eavan Boland’s The Historians takes up many of Boland’s regular themes, Paula Meehan shares poetry from the collection, The Bright Side is an Irish feature film at the Cork film Festival, comedian, Anne Gildea & director Ruth Meehan discuss.

Lise Hand Justin MacGregor review elections in film and TV on the eve of the 2020 US presidential election. By way of revisiting, All The President's Men, The West Wing and The Candidate amongst others.

With Marie, Donncha & Ruby.

Donncha dissects what happened to Ireland against France while Shane McGrath, Seanie Johnston and Colm Cavanagh look back at a GAA-filled weekend! Game On.

Inniu: Greg Ó Braonáin (Scríbhneoir agus Aisteoir), Jeaic Mag Fhinn (Cúntóir Eagarthóireachta Taighde, Fiontar), Anne McCabe (Stiúrthóir teilifíse agus scríbhneoir), Úna Ní Bhroiméil (Léachtóir le Stair Mheiriceá, Coláiste Mhuire Gan Smál), Gráinne Ní Aodha (Iriseoir le The Journal) agus Fran Mulraney (Tuairisceoir ón Daily Mail, Nua-Eabhrac).