Kissing Booth by Alan Walsh was awarded 2nd prize in this year's competition. Read on air by Bláithín MacGabhann, Kissing Booth is described by the judges as a dark, clever, funny dystopian tale of our times in which catching a virus is a ticket to a better life

Kissing Booth by Alan Walsh was awarded 2nd prize in this year's competition. Read on air by Bláithín MacGabhann, Kissing Booth is described by the judges as a dark, clever, funny, dystopian tale of our times in which catching a virus is a ticket to a better life

Claire spoke to Raymond Byrne, Commissioner, Law Reform Commission, Stuart Gilhooly, Litigation solicitor and Former Law Society President, Linda Murray, Owner of Huckleberry's Den play centre about the possibility of putting a cap on damages in personal injury claims.

This week our resident sex therapist Rachel Cooke discusses the controversial film on Netlix called 'Cuties'

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

Clár Iomlán.

Politicians-turned-lobbyists and keeping students on board with Covid restrictions -discussed by Colm Burke, Claire Kerrane, Paul Murphy, Malcolm Byrne, Jennifer Bray and Lorna Fitzpatrick

On a special episode of the podcast, host Jacqui Hurley is joined by Cliodhna Moloney, Fiona Steed, and Su Carty. The panel discuss the strides made by women's rugby home and abroad, the challenges faced at grassroots and high performance level, plus what the future holds in store for women's rugby.

Lise Hand is in studio to discuss the new political drama 'The Comey Rules' that explores the relationship between FBI Director James Comey and US President Trump during the first months of the his presidency.

With Ruby, Donncha & Marie.

Ruby’s pal Frankie Dettori joins us ahead of Enable’s date with destiny at the Prix de L’Arc; Mark Langdon & Paul Corry on the soccer; and we meet the Irish rugby coach, Ian Robinson, who is making waves in New Zealand.