Former Republic of Ireland international Stephen Elliott

and Johnny McDonnell join Adrian Eames to reflect on the 0-0 draw with Wales at the Aviva Stadium and the Covid-19 controversies.

We also hear from Stephen Kenny and Matt Doherty, while Cork City's bleak position is also discussed

'Wild' tells the story of Ireland's landscapes and its wildlife across past, present and future, exploring the ever changing relationship between people and nature through time. Written and presented by Anja Murray Original music score by Margie Jean Lewis Produced by Anja Murray and Lenny Antonelli Producer for lyric: Eoin O Kelly

On this week's programme - The Salesian Sisters in War of Independence era Limerick; the first sculpture of historical women in New York's Central Park; and Cold War perceptions of the Irish Republican left.

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly joins the programme to discuss where we are in relation to Covid-19 and a possible intensifying of restrictions as cases rise across the country and winter looms.

A lonely otter dating site, an internet enabled male chastity cage and Washington state officials hunting hornets! It's Anton's stories of the week!

Irelands most contentious row continues - The Dishwasher Saga. This week the CEO of Whirlpool and 'Stephen the dishwasher man' wade into the conversation. Chris and Ciara are now an advertising platform and Teenage Ciara is channeling her inner Kamala Harris. It's a big week in the world, it's the 'Chris and Ciara' Podcast!

Today's panel were Pete Lunn Behavioural Economist with the ERSI; Brenda Power Columnist Irish Daily Mail and John O’Brien, Police & Security Expert. Adrian Cummins CEO of the Restaurant Association of Ireland and Broadcaster Jon Kenny also joined.

Miriam speaks to Dr. Brigid Quilligan of the Irish Traveller Movement, after they celebrated their 30th anniversary this week, about what they do for members of the Travelling Community, how this group is often misunderstood in Ireland and the barriers she continues to break.

Clár Iomlán: Clár i measc cainteoirí dúchais deireanacha Bhaile Mhac Óda in Oirthear Chorcaí.

This week a selection from Sunday Miscellany Live programmes at the Red Line Book Festival, recorded in the Civic Theatre in Tallaght in 2016 and 2017 broadcast to mark this year’s Red Line Book Festival which is taking place entirely online; with scripts by Dermot Bolger, Eileen Casey, Marita Conlon-McKenna, Rosaleen McDonagh and Declan Hughes