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

Lots of people have been in touch with Jen about an ad on Facebook. It was video showing her promoting diet pills - but she had nothing to do with it.

Adrian Weckler Tech editor at the Irish & Sunday Independent spoke to Jen about this widespread problem.

Clár Iomlán.

Presented by Pauric Lodge

Fiddle player John Carty talks about growing up in London surrounded by music, switching from banjo to fiddle and making a life in Ireland. This programme was first broadcast on 28 July 2019.

After a decade of living it up and haven’ the craic, Sharon returns to her mother, her roots and begins to feel cornered into following everyone else by getting married, buying a house and having a baby. Irene Kelleher, Marie O’Donovan and Mark Lawrence star

Tonight John is joined for a Sunday Service by composer, producer and woodwind instrumentalist Seán Mac Erlaine, who also picks the tunes.

Conductor Peter Whelan's fascinating research into the 18th century Irish baroque musician, Matthew Dubourg. Presenter: Máire Nic Gearailt. Producer : Joe O’Dubhghaill Series Producer RTE lyric fm : Olga Buckley A Pine Valley Production for RTE lyric fm (first broadcast 1st Sept 2019)

The story behind the recovery of Caravaggio's masterpiece 'The Taking of Christ'; War of Independence era munitions still around today; and Joe Joyce on the history that underpins his new novel '1691'.

Carole Coleman speaks with people who use and work in public transport with passenger numbers set to soar tomorrow as the country begins to return to work. Minister for Transport Shane Ross also joins the programme to discuss how the Government plan to deal with public concerns over this and also the issue of driver testing during the pandemic.