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Seán is joined by Marie Louise O'Donnell, Diarmiad Ferriter and Niamh Lyons, as he presents the Today programme for the final time.

We hear from the Department of Education press conference on the day the Leaving Cert was left aside and also the Chief Medical Officer's defence of advice on visiting nursing homes. Correspondent Sinéad Crowley runs through the data from last night's briefing and Washington Correspondent Brian O'Donovan hits the country roads of West Virginia.

Drivetime's Barry Lenihan reports on the cancellation of the Leaving Certificate, and Carl O'Brien, Education Editor of Irish Times, and Daniel Cremin, Leaving Cert Student, St Frances College, Rochestown, Cork, discuss the predictive grading system that will replace the 2020 State exams.

Sliabh Luachra fiddler and ethnomusicologist, Tes Slominski shares some of the things that have been "giving life" recently

Clár siamsaíochta, ceoil agus comhrá a chur i láthair ag Áine Ní Bhreisleáin.

Roe McDermott & Chris Wasser review Becoming, a documentary based on the former First Lady, Michelle Obama, a thriller called the Whistlers & a documentary called Infinite Football, Lux Alma on Where do I begin with Kate Bush & Pew is the third novel by Catherine Lacey. The author talks about her much awaited novel.

On this week's podcast Rick O'Shea hears about some of the 'perverse pilgrimages' embarked upon by Mark O'Connell in his search for how best to survive the apocalypse, Liz Nugent is quizzed by the Tuesday-Thursday Book Club in Tramore Library about her novel 'Skin Deep' and Stefanie Preissner has the week's news.

Morgan gets some news in relation to Riverdance

On today's mini ep, the students of the Bradley Theatre School share the poems they have written for an online poetry festival run by teacher Sarah - plenty of inspiration to get you scribbling at home!

Our Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham reports on the meeting by cabinet to discuss alternatives to the Leaving Certificate examination, while students in Pobalscoil Inbhear Scéine in Kenmare spoke to our Southern Editor Paschal Sheehy