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The Central Statistics Office carried out a study on the social impact of Covid-19. The results are out now and they show that women are more likely than men to drink, eat junk food and feel depressed during lockdown. Psychotherapist, author and Coach Siobhán Murray spoke to Jen this morning to discuss the findings, she also shared her story

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

Clár Iomlán.

Two delicious recipes to try immediately!!

Presented by Pauric Lodge

Sarah Taaffe Maguire and Stephen Boyd

review films for streaming. The County is an Icelandic tale of rural decline, the Irish documentary When Women Won tells the story of the Together for Yes campaign, we look at Mark Cousin’s documentary on female filmmaking, Women Make Film and The Lovebirds.

Trinity College Immunologist Prof. Luke O'Neill talks to Colm Ó Mongáin about immunity, antibodies and more. Social Affairs Correspondent Ailbhe Conneely on marginalised people's experience of the lockdown. Also: Correspondent Sinéad Crowley looks over the day's discussions.

Des Cahill is joined by psychologist, mental health activist and founder of Pieta House, Joan Freeman.

This week Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill are joined by Donal Óg Cusack and Derek McGrath to assess the impact of the coronavirus shutdown on the mental health of GAA players.

The pair also discuss the full-forward line on the All-Star hurling team of The Sunday Game era.