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

Sophie told Jen all about Joseph DeAngelo, the man known as the Golden State Killer, who was sentenced to life in prison recently. He was eventually brought to justice after he committed at least 13 murders, more than 50 rapes, and over 120 burglaries in California between 1973 and 1986.

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Sarah Covington, Eileen Sprague, Liza Engesser & Claire Butler tell Colm Ó Mongáin about Queens College/CUNY's oral history of Irish immigrants' experiences, incl life during the Covid-19 pandemic. More info: www.qcirishstudies.org/oral-histories

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News emerged this afternoon at the death of playwright, storyteller and dramatist, Eugene McCabe. Garry Hynes joins Sean in paying tribute to Eugene McCabe.

Lead singer of Aslan, Christy Dignam joins Des on the island via a shaky Skype call, and talks about his early musical influences, his father's hands, and his struggles with addiction.

Fair City actors Byran Murray and Una Crawford O’Brien, Bob and Renee in Fair City, chat to Ray about the return of the soap and how they spent their time in lockdown.

Joining Damien and Donncha this evening we have Jeff Shepard with his Eye on America, Rugby with Stephen Ferris, Paralympic Archery with Matt Stutzmann and soccer with Tony O'Donoghue

Fergal Keane reports on what was to be seen and heard at today's Covid-19 Briefing.

How will conductors thrive in a post-pandemic world where their special skill of bringing people together has little place? Helping Luke Clancy understand the new space conductors must now build are: Peter Holman, author of Before The Baton; choral director, Roisin Blunnie; and conductors, Joana Carneiro and Paul Brough. (First broadcast July 20th)