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Boris Johnson's trip to the UN General Assembly is rudely interrupted by an historic Supreme Court ruling. But his blistering Commons' performance betrayed neither shame nor remorse. In the eye of the storm, and making sense of the upheaval, are RTÉ's Tony Connelly in Brussels, and Sean Whelan in Westminster.

It was a jam packed week on the show this week! Jenn Gannon was in to chat about how binge TV is over, Gavin Cooney gave us all the interesting news from the world of sport, Hudson Taylor popped in for a chat AND Steve from Kodaline gave us some details about their new album! It's all here in the best of the week!

On today's show, Help Kim Martin get back to Canada after his accident, Ray chats to Bridie Sweeney who is 88 tomorrow and is still working, The Happy Pear is in the studio about their ever-expanding empire, Ariana Grande when wool shopping in Walkinstown and Ray and Allison are here with their relationship advice

Peter found two cards with money on Griffith Avenue in Dublin. Ben, who lost them, is heading to Australia on Sunday.

Tomás Ó Searcaigh ar chonspóid ar Choláiste Lú

Two people have been killed in a traffic collision and two others have been hospitalised following a crash in Clare. Our Western Correspondent, Pat McGrath, reports.

Our series of short stories in honour of Francis MacManus continues tonight with the comic and inventive Toby, Toby, Toby by Dee Roycroft. It features a dog in a celestial spirit world, hoping to get to the next level of reincarnation. The story is read by Andrew Bennett

The kids who play for St. Mary's Rugby Club, Dublin give their analysis about Ireland vs Scotland at The Rugby World Cup with reports coming in from our RTÉjr rugby reporter in Japan. Produced by Louise Toal. Email [email protected].

More Brexit sketches ahead of new series from Oct 4th 2019.

Frances Nic Géadaigh. Rosanne Ní Ghallachóir. Mairéad Ní Nuadháin. Deirdre Ní Bhraonáin. Traolach Ó Fionnain. Danny Rua Ó Gallachóir.