With Marie & Donncha.

Damian Lawlor and Johnny Doyle have the GAA latest; Alan Cawley and David Connolly on the Premier League, and BJ Botha talks rugby! Game On.

Plus Northern lockdown and Woulfe

Inniu: Áine Ní Chiaráin (Tráchtaire polaitiúil), Conall Ó Móráin (Láithreoir 'That Great Business Show'), Edel Ní Churraoin (Craoltóir & ceoltóir), Mír na Nuachtán Áitiúla le hEdel Mhic Amhlaidh, Scéalta Spóirt le Cuán Ó Flatharta & Liam Ó Néill (Iar Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael) & Cúrsaí Siamsaíochta le Conall Mac Dhonnagáin.

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan reports on new advice from NPHET, and Jim O'Callaghan, Fianna Fail Dublin Bay South TD, talks to Sarah about NPHET's level 5 recommendation to the government.

Children's author and screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce spells out why children's books are so important and why they should be afforded more respect. Sara Baume will be quizzed by the Mannan Castle Book Club from Co Monaghan about her novel 'spill simmer falter wither'

It's back and its... the same size! But Cassie has brought an even bigger bucket of bad jokes. Get out your pencils and paper and test your brains!

On today's show Baz Ashmawy and Sharon Mulcahy chat about the new show DIY SOS, Ray speaks to A Page From My Life contributor Susan Carry and Liam Cunningham joins Ray in studio ahead of the IFTA's

Clár siamsaíochta comhrá agus ceoil á láithriú ag Áine Ní Bhreisleáin agus á léiriú ag Damien Ó Dónaill

Emily Hourican's novel, The Glorious Guinness Girls tells the story of the Guinness sisters from their idyllic childhood in Ireland to London's high society, Jenn Gannon on the teen drama, from escapist fantasies to something more gritty, Donald Clarke & Roe McDermott review films; The 40 year Old Version, The Other Lamb & Body of Water.

Columnist Brendan O'Regan talks to Joe and asks if you define sin as an action that offends God, then surely suicide is a sin?

Anne who lost her son to suicide, disagrees with Brendan. Anne was horrified that suicide would be deemed a sin.