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Women from both sides of the political divide discuss Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s record with women and explore what it means to be a woman involved in politics in 2020.

Adrian Eames and James O'Toole are joined by Pat Fenlon, who discusses the difficulties of a return to play. Peamount and Ireland winger Aine O'Gorman drops in to talk about life in lockdown. Ex-Shels, Drogheda United, St Pats and Shamrock Rovers midfielder James Chambers opens up on life in the USA with Philadelphia Union.

Colm Ó Mongáin talks to Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers and Political Correspondent Micheál Lehane about the growing rumblings around the 2 meter physical distancing guidelines. Also: We give you a summary of questions from the press faced by UK PM Boris Johnson's advisor Dominic Cummings.

The author who ‘pioneered the modern legal thriller, Scott Turow published his debut novel, Presumed Innocent, in 1987. Sandy Stern, the hero of that novel, returns in Scott’s latest novel, The Last Trial. (Mantle)

Des Cahill's guest is the former Republic of Ireland Manager Brian Kerr.

Damien O'Meara and Ruby Walsh are joined by Shane Lowry, Guillem Balague and Ger Lyons.

Katie Hannon, RTÉ Correspondent, reports on the debate surrounding the social distancing metre rule, and Orla Muldoon, Professor of Psychology at University of Limerick, talks to Mary about the 2 metre rule and whether or not it should be maintained.

Writer and comedian, Marise Gaughan has no problem with the S.E.X in Normal People. And she's fine with the plot holes too.

On Today's show Ray was joined by Paul Murphy from last years Operation Transformation. Psychotherapist, and Author Joanna Fortune talks about her new book, Conor Pope does pricewatch and Kevin McGahern talks about his new TV show.

Gavin Cooney from the 42.ie has the latest sports news from around the world, discusses Netflix's Michael Jordan documentary series 'The Last Dance' and reveals the GOAT of the Covid Hall of Shame.