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Science Correspondent George Lee looks at intensive care data to see if the Swedish model was a match for Ireland. Colm Ó Mongáin talks to London Correspondent Seán Whelan about the UK losing the most people in Europe to Covid-19. Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers on masks and more.

Galway Stories is published by Doire Press and edited by Alan McMonagle and Lisa Frank. Two of the contributing writers, June Caldwell and Pat McCabe, join Seán to discuss the new anthology.

One of Ireland’s most popular columnists, Jennifer O’Connell of the Irish Times chats to Des about a happy time growing up in Waterford and life experiences in Paris, Australia and California. Jennifer is now back living in the house she was raised in and reflects on her life and career to date.

Marie Crowe, Donncha O'Callaghan and Ruby Walsh are joined by Alastair Campbell, Liam Sheedy and Scott Burton.

Drivetime's Philip Boucher-Hayes examines the arguments for and against face masks in public.

The latest album from Delush enjoyed the "Normal People bump" when the track "It's Alright" was used in a scene from the hit coming of age in Ireland drama.

On today's show, Conor Pope on the return of Ryanair flights, Peter Flood on how Sweden is coping with Covid 19, Enda Oates on that classic Horse to France Ad, catching up with the finalist of Stand Up and Be Funny and the Daly Dish with Gina and Karol

A recording from the archives of a builder describing a fellow builder's dubious methods and how some "yobbos" were scared by corpses at St Michan's.

Families affected by Covid-19 tell Joe about their experience of the HSE's testing and contact tracing system.

Northern Correspondent Vincent Kearney reports