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Alan Mongey, President of the National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals regarding comments from the Minister for Education on how it would be difficult to see students back in school in September

Cárthach Ó Faoláin,Muireann Ní Shé,agus Helen Ní Rócháin-taithí na h-Ollscoile,cad a bheidh in easnamh ar mhicléinn na bliana seo chughainn. Seanachán Mac Carthaigh;Ceannasaí teicneolaíochta CIT. Séamus O Drisceoil; An saol i gCléire. Niamh Feirtéar,Adán O Ceallaigh agus Cathal Ó Riada;

In 2006 RTÉ Radio 1 broadcast a series called Cherish the Ladies about women in Irish Traditional Music. One of the episodes featured Galway sisters and fiddle players Liz and Yvonne Kane who talked about the influence of grandparents on their music, writing tunes and the special musical connection they have as sisters. First broadcast in 2006.

Today's thought for the day comes from a quote from the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of the people of Tibet.

Take a short meditation break every day and call the calm into your life! Today we focus on the kindness we can show to ourselves. More Mindful Moments are available on the RTÉjr Podcast feed.

Travel back in time to meet Liliana, a young woman from the city of Florence who has some inside information on the acclaimed artist, Leonardo Da Vinci and hear the story of Michelangelo. Time Travels is on each Tuesday at 19:00 on RTÉjr Radio.

Maighréad Uí Annluain. Tony Delap. Manus Early, Caitlín Uí Dhubhcháin & Anna Bn Uí Ghallachóir. Máirín Nic Fhionghuin. Mairéad Nic Suibhne. Martin Enwright. Deirdre Ní Bhraonáin.

Weight loss influencer, chef and author Trisha Lewis chats to Ryan about adapting her diet and fitness routine to lockdown conditions, and how a change of mindset has helped her get through a rocky start.

Joe McHugh, Minister for Education and Skills

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