With Marie & Donncha.

The latest reaction as the GAA presses pause on the underage season, Andy Farrell on the Irish team he's picked to face Italy in the Six Nation; Conan Byrne on Dundalk's prospects ahead of their Europa League return, plus Damien Lawlor tells us about his new book! Game On.

Callers to Liveline have discovered some changes to the production of their favourite cans of Guinness.

Sorcha Ní Riada (Comhfhreagraí polaitiúil RTÉ/TG4), Dr. Maitiú Ó Tuathail (Iar Uachtarán Chumann Náisiúnta na nDochtúirí Teaghlaigh), Sorcha Pollak (Iriseoir le The Irish Times), Rónán Ó Domhnaill (An Coimisinéir Teanga), Ronan McCrea (Ollamh le Dlí Bunreachtúil agus Eorpach, Coláiste na hOllscoile Londain) & mír na meán le hAntoin Beag Ó Colla.

RTE's Political Correspondent, Paul Cunningham, reports on the problems surrounding contact tracing in Ireland, and Dr Amy Morgan, GP in Drogheda, speaks to Cormac about the contact tracing system and the impact it is having on GP services.

In the garden that surrounds his cottage, near Drumnatinny Beach, Sean Ó’Gaoithin raises plants such as Roseroot, with an eye to their ancient uses.

On today's show 22-year-old Dublin woman Cliona O’Connor tells us about her experience with Covid, Rachel Thornburgh helps us with homemade Halloween costumes, Colman Noctor joins us with more parenting advice and Ambassador for Sport Ireland’s Your Personal Best Month Simon Delaney joins Ray to tell us about it.

Mír na Cartlainne - Mír na Cartlainne: Máirín Mhic Lochlainn - Luibheolaí Patrick Murphy.

Callers to Liveline want gyms to be allowed to operate under the latest Level 5 restrictions.

Artist Clare O'Farrell had her daughter, Deborah Donnelly (also an artist), in the notorious Bessborough mother and baby home, but their story is surprisingly positive.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin answers questions from Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald in the Dail on contact tracing, while Dr Sarah Doyle, Clinical Lead for the HSE's Contact Management Programme speaks to the News at One