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Kimberley Walsh popped in to talk about Girls Aloud and her new clothing range with Regatta

Máire Bríd Ní Chualáin.

Presented by John S. Doyle

Adrian Eames is joined by Alan Cawley and James O'Toole looking back at the two FAI Cup semi-finals which saw Shamrock Rovers and Dundalk reach this year’s showpiece.

Sheelagh Dempsey presents this week's Gig Guide including the Bangers and Crash percussion tour from Music Network, the Kaleidoscope 10th birthday celebrations and the Galway Jazz Festival

Clara's anything but, in Joe O'Byrne's new radio-play. Her name may mean clear, bright and famous in Old Latin, but, in modern English, this sad stand-up artiste must take it lying down: starring Claire Barrett as Clara

Louis Marcus ó Chorcaigh ag déanamh cur síos ar a shaol agus é i mbun scannánaíochta agus eile ag caint le Breandán ó hEithir sa bhliain 1983.

Director Jimmy Fay joins John in studio and picks tunes by Lisa O'Neill, Neil Young and Miles Davis. Currently Executive Producer of the Lyric Theatre in Belfast, Jimmy remembers Tallaght in the 1980s, working with Sam Shepard and buying his first Beatles album hours before John Lennon died.

On this week's programme, we continue our series on the Irish War of Indpendence. Tonight our subject is 'The IRA at War' and we look at some of the major military operations of the conflict. We hear from historians Pádraig Óg Ó Ruairc, John Borgonovo, Liz Gillis, Paul O'Brien and Las Fallon. 

Daire O'Brien talks to RTÉ Sport's Paul O'Flynn who gives a sense of the reaction in Japan to Ireland's shock loss to the hosts, and we also hear from Johnny Sexton. RTÉ.ie's Conor Neville also runs through some of the media reaction back at home