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Tyrone Actor, Zara Devlin was meant to star in her first Broadway production as one of the lead roles in the adaptation of John Carney’s 'Sing Street'. However, just before production was about to start everything got pulled due to the pandemic.

How annoying is your poet neighbour? Is your new big crush a Japanese eel? Who would win in this ultimate fight - Paul Mescals bum or Moncrieffs newest release? No, this isn't a Buzzfeed Quiz, It's Chris and Ciara's Podcast!

Today's panel included Gary Murphy, Head of the School of Law and Government at D.C.U., Louise Bayliss, founder of SPARK, Dr Cillian de Gascun, Virologist and chair of the Covid-19 expert advisory group and Mary O’Rourke, former Fianna Fail Minister.

Singer songwriter Paul Brady, award winning novelist Emma Donohgue, writer & columnist Michael Harding & a special tribute to poet Eavan Boland who died recently.

This week we re-broadcast a special live programme from University of Limerick with writers Joseph O’Connor, Mary O’Malley, Donal Ryan, Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, Mae Leonard and William Keohane with live music from among others Blackie O'Connell, Seamus Fogarty, and the Irish World Academy House Band

Katie is a content creator on Onlyfans - a subscription-based social media for, mainly, explicit content. With the huge number of Irish and Global accounts on the app, Katie explains how it works, who uses it, and why she creates the content.

Professor Paul Moynagh Immunologist at NUI Maynooth, Damien English Fine Gael TD, Louise O’Reilly Sinn Fein TD, Adrian Cummins CEO of the Restaurants Association of Ireland, Jim Power Economist, Pippa Hackett Green Party Senator

"One, Two, Three, Four: The Beatles in Time" is a new book all about the chance fusion of the key elements that made up The Beatles, as well as the bizarre tales of the colourful people within their orbit, including Yoko Ono and Helen Shapiro. Author, Craig Brown is on the line to tell Dave some anecdotes about the Fab Four!

Space Jam has a sequel with LeBron James starring while Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage are set to play ‘Brothers’ in a new movie. All on this weeks Movie News.

Dan O'Brien gave an update on the latest restrictions & Councillor James Geoghegan, Billy Keane and Norma Sheahan on reclaiming this summer.