Set in rural Wexford in 1957, Snow is the latest novel from John Banville. The action revolves around Ballyglass House, home of local gentry, the Osborne family, in whose library a priest is found dead – obviously murdered – one morning just before Christmas. Snow is the latest in your detective fiction series. Published by Faber and Faber.

Joining Donncha and Marie this evening we have football journalist Feargal Brennan on Champions League, John Kenny and Conan Byrne on Dundalk F.C. along with Barry Cahill and Ciarán Whelan on Dublin's Dermot Connolly retiring from inter-county football.

Inniu: Harry McGee (Comhfhreagraí polaitiúil Irish Times), Seán Ó Conaill (Léachtóir dlí in UCC), Moira Leydon (Ard Rúnaí Cúnta an ASTI), Thomas Byrne (Aire Stáit do Ghnóthaí Eachtracha), Ronan McCrea (Ollamh le Dlí Bunreachtúil agus Eorpach), Eoghan Corry (Iriseoir taistil) & Fiona Coyle (Príomhfheidhmeannach an Fhóraim Mheabhairshláinte).

The usual political division are being blurred as the big parties have decided to allow TDs a free vote on assisted suicide legislation.

The proposals are being promoted by People Before Profit TD Gino Kenny who tells the Your Politics podcast that the debate should be healthy and rational.

Drivetime's Fergal Keane reports on the findings of the Denham report into the attendance of Supreme Court Judge Seamus Woulfe at the Clifden gold event.

"He was a single, lonely man and I just felt sorry for him," Amy-Maria Dunne on how she was taken in by the "vegetable man" Eamon Byrne at her door who would later be convicted of harassing her.

Writer and producer, Rob Long, brings his lovingly acid takes on the US Storytelling-Industrial Complex to Culture File.

clár siamsaíochta ceoil agus comhrá á chuir i lathair ag Áine Ní Bhreisleáin agus á léiriú ag Damien Ó Dónaill

On today's show Gogglebox star John Sullivan talks about eating disorders, Tom Vaughan Lawlor chats to Ray about his new film Rialto, Ray O'Neill and Allison Keating are back with some relationship advice and Anne Enright chats about her new book Threshold's Bedtime Stories.

On this week's podcast host Clare MacNamara is joined by Rena Buckley, Camogie Association CEO Sinead McNulty and Foxrock-Cabinteely chairman Glyn Davies to examine the state of ladies football and camogie. Huge successes in underage participation have seen the sports grow, but are facilities, media exposure and governance hampering further growth?