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Professor Roy Foster, Historian of Anglo-Irish relations, analyses recent Brexit updates in the wider historical context of UK-Irish relations.

Finn McRedmond, journalist based in Westminster, reports on recent developments in Westminster, and Dr. Richard Hackett, agricultural consultant, talks to Mary about post-Brexit bread shortages.

Once upon a time, zombies, werewolves and vampires weren't quite seemly passions in the English Dept. But things have changed, and now the shelves have filled (magically) with books decoding the undead and their kin. And among them, you'll find the writings of Culture File's guide to the macabre and its meanings, Darryl Jones

Joanne McNally is in studio with Ray today – fresh from her return from the Edinburgh Comedy Festival, she’s part of Dublin Fringe next month.

On today's show, All Ireland Final Rivals, Matress Mick on the Soundtrack to his life, journalist Joanne O'Riordan on the All Ireland and Joanne Mc Nally on her new comedy show

Every Friday, we invite people to guide us through the "Soundtrack to their Life" Today, it’s the turn of Mattress Mick

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A selection of stories from the week, as chosen by the Morning Ireland team

The Health and Safety Authority says nine fewer people died last year compared to 2017, with fatal accidents on farms down significantly. Dr Sharon McGuinness, chief executive of the HSA, says that accidents involving vehicles are still a worry.

Agriculture Correspondent Fran McNulty reports on the latest from the beef farming protests. Today, a number of named farmers have agreed to abide by the terms of High Court injunctions. Fianna Fáil spokesperson on Agriculture, Charlie McConalogue, says Minister Michael Creed needs to further engage with farming organisations.