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Former Tanaiste and former Labour Party leader, Joan Burton TD talks to Abie Philbin Bowman about being adopted as a child, working in a pre #MeToo parliament and sitting in studio with a politician who trapped her in her car for several hours.

Tom Donnelly, RTÉ Producer, explores how the conflict that was taking place in Northern Ireland in 1969 were reported and discussed on radio and television.

Amy Richards, Leaving Cert student who sat her exam after receiving surgery for acute appendicitis, and Ray Henry, Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy Chairperson, speak to Mary about the Leaving Cert.

Jim Weathers, Owner of 'Puff N Stuff', and Conor Gallagher, Irish Times Crime Correspondent, discuss the legal issues surrounding the sale of CBD oil.

Former Tanaiste and former Labour Party leader, Joan Burton TD talks to Abie Philbin Bowman about being adopted as a child, working in a pre #MeToo parliament and sitting in studio with a politician who trapped her in her car for several hours.

On today's show what is it with Wasps at this time of year ? Bressie on the face down app, Victoria Secret, Davina Devine and Bunny O'Hare chat to Brenda about this weekends Love Sensation, Live Music with Join Me in the Pines and Hector and Roisin O in this years Fleadh

Paul Clarke was surprised to see the Church of Scientology giving out stress tests at the Tinahely show. He confronted them. It turns out they have been attending shows all over the country. Listeners told us of their encounters.

Frances was getting a lovely makeover in Arnotts in Dublin when her handbag was containing her purse and jewellery was stolen from under her nose in a split second.

RTÉ reporter Jackie Fox recounts today's grim events in Malaysia where police believe the body of a woman found in the jungle is that of missing teenager Nóra Quoirin. Matthew Searle of the Lucie Blackman trust describes the ongoing support his organisation will provide to the Quoirin family.

RTÉ Midlands Correspondent, Ciaran Mullooly says the ESB had hoped a new EPA licence application would solve the issues which led to the plant's closure two months ago. However, An Taisce today says it will be objecting