Craig Hughes, Political Correspondent, Irish Daily Mail, Aoife Stokes, her mother is a patient in the Beacon waiting for a vaccine

As GAA clubs around Ireland are being devastated by emigrration, the GAA abroad is thriving. A story about missing homes and embracing new opportunities, as we follow the Stockholm Gaels attempting to defend their Scandinavian GAA Chamopionship title. (2012)

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The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Oliver's attention.

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Neven shares a favourite of his, a spicy chicken salad. Ideal for a wrap.

Kathleen MacMahon, grandchild of Mary Lavin and best-selling author, discusses the new Mary Lavin Place to be built in Dublin.

As millions of Jews across the world prepare for Pesach, also known as Passover, we hear from Yanky Fachler, a writer and historian living in Dundalk, on the eve of this most important Jewish festival.

Carlow footballer Paul Broderick tells us about failed attempts to dye his hair like Mayo legend Ciarán McDonald's, his admiration for the steely Meath team of the 90s and shares his thoughts on the Tailteann Cup.

Host: Colm Ó Mongáin

Why has Astra Zeneca honoured its contract with the UK more than the one agreed with the EU? For a detailed look, Pandemic talked to Gavin Barrett, Professor at UCD Sutherland School of Law and Jean Monnet Professor of European Constitutional and Economic Law.