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Poet Peter Sirr on the eternal theme of the temporal and the temporary

The girls have been waiting for Electric Picnic all summer and it's finally here! Emma and Laura chat all things EP; including campsite essentials, hidden gems and what they're most looking forward to.

Norah was on a bus to Dublin last week and witnessed a lot of young girls drinking. One of them had to be taken off the bus because she had too much taken. Other listeners talk about the drinking culture in Ireland.

George Parker, political editor of the Financial Times, reports that Ruth Davidson, the leader of the Scottish Conservatives has resigned.

Frances Byrne, Director of Policy with Early Childhood Ireland discusses the launch of a new Draft Action Plan for Childminding.

Chief Executive of Monaghan County Council, Eamon O'Sullivan says that an extensive programme of safety measures had been put in place.

Niall Gibbons, Chief Executive of Tourism Ireland said the ongoing effect of Brexit-led "consumer concern" is having an impact on visitor numbers to this country.

This week Des Cahill and Peter Sweeney are joined by Kerry legend Colm Cooper, former Dublin star Ger Brennan and Pat Nolan of the Irish Mirror to look forward to the All-Ireland football final. The seminal Dublin-Kerry clashes from 2009, 2011 and 2013 are dissected and the threat of Tommy Walsh is discussed.

A deep look at how we use modern antibiotics and why antibiotic resistance is on the rise.

Tá'n bhliain caite aige Tomás Ó Sé le foireann caide sínsir Chiarrai ach mo léan tá sé goirtithe agus ní bheidh sé ar fáil don Domhnach. Is cúis mhór briseadh croí do san agus gach a bhfuil do thraeineáil déanta aige i rith na bliana.