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Day 2 of Covid-19, joining Damien on the line this morning are Caitriona Morrissey, Ir Farmers Journal, Ray Doyle, ICOS & Cork dairy farmer Harold Kingston. Seamus O'Rourke's very own surreal take of St. Patricks Day. Mairead McGuinness, MEP on the virus emergency across Europe & Damien meets Irish International hockey player, Katie Mullan.

To mark Int Women's Day, Lorna Siggins meets Lt Commander Claire Murphy, captain of the LE Niamh at a special event in Galway. We hear from some of the exhibitors at the recent Angling Expo in Dublin, Michael Conway & Tom Collins. Plus Capain Brendan Forde tells of an encounter with the French Foreign Legion while serving with Irish Shipping.

Govt seeks 10,000 beds (00:08); Pay for workers during outbreak (5:23); Kids talk about Covid-19 (9:52); Daffodil Day cancelled (15:05); TikTok on consent (20:09); Syrian refugee tells her story (23:56); the search for a vaccine (30:24); Woman killed in hit and run (39:21); Covid-19 travel disruption (42:09); Rise in rental scams (53:23)

UK stays open to Boris-19 and Trump sweats the outbreak

Kevin Palmer, Lisa Fallon, Alan Cawley discuss with Joe Stack and Donncha the implications of the Premier League and League of Ireland being suspended due to coronavirus.

Irish children's news podcast hosted by Aisling Moloney & Cillian Sherlock. Email [email protected] with your stories with parents/guardians consent. Coming back to your ears/eyes soon!

Shamrock sharing delayed & former Whitehouse Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney talks about his final days in the job. In a Special St. Patrick’s Edition States of Mind, Brian O’Donovan and Jackie Fox discuss this year’s light greening of the White House as major events are cancelled for the first time in decades.

Jacqueline Minnock on five forgotten women

David McGowan, funeral director, speaks to Mary about funeral protocols amidst the coronavirus outbreak.

RTÉ's London Correspondent Seán Whelan and Deputy Foreign Editor Colm Ó Mongáin look at two Brexit (relative) silver linings this week: Brexit contingency planning's usefulness for the COVID-19 pandemic. Also former European Commission Secretary General Catherine Day on the boost UK departure gives EU social policy.