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Behavioural specialist, Pádraig Walsh explains some of the reasons why we’re finding current restrictions so hard and what might help us to dig-in and stay the course

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Presented by Pauric Lodge

Tara Brady and Darryl Jones review new movie releases The Assistant from Kitty Green starring Julia Garner and Ema from Pablo Larrain (Jackie). Also Labour Day movies, 9 to 5 and Working Girl.

Colm Ó Mongáin looks at what the Department of Health says it does not know about the outbreak. RTÉ Correspondent Sinéad Crowley looks at the latest discussion in restrictions. Also: Foreign Desk reporter Juliette Gash on the WHO's call for greater efforts on public health and Germans on the lives of others.

The Green Party has not yet agreed to enter government formation talks but have already secured concessions from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael.

Paul Cunningham is joined by RTÉ's Sandra Hurley and Mícheál Lehane along with political scientist Anthony O'Halloran on the Your Politics podcast.

Drivetime's John Cooke reports from a Limerick Garda checkpoint on how the Gardaí are enforcing the Covid-19 restrictions.

In her latest audio epistle from Locked-down North London, artist and composer, Jennifer Walshe feels "the feeling of now" and the future of art.

After some controversial selections from the public in the defence, we move onto discussing the midfield on the All-Star team of The Sunday Game era.

Ken McGrath and Brendan Cummins join Mikey Stafford and Rory O'Neill to discuss the evolving game around the middle and we deal with the reaction to JJ Delaney's omission from the team.

Writer Dermot Bolger on National Poetry Day, Donald Clarke with movie news on We are One: A Global Film Festival, Edel Coffey reviews Naoise Dolan's much praised debut novel 'Exciting Times' & Jenn Gannon revisits 80s sitcom The Golden Girls.