Emily Logan, Chief Commissioner of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, reacts to the news that the Supreme Court has ruled that the case of a woman who was refused permission to return to work after being paralysed from the waist down should be sent back to the Labour Court for reconsideration.
Dr. Mary Moloney, Early Childhood Education, Mary Immaculate College, talks to Mary about the evidence that Tusla and the Department of Children gave to an Oireachtas Committee about the Hide & Seek creche investigation.
Colman Noctor Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist is in studio this afternoon to help deal with all your parenting issues. If you have any queries for Colman email [email protected]
Mark O’Keefe wrote an open letter to his five year old son Riley who is autistic and it has attracted a huge amount of attention. Riley is non-verbal and having finished two years of pre-school, he has been left with no school to go to in September. Riley’s parents Mark and Aimee spoke with Kathryn.
Carl Beech made false allegations of sexual abuse and even murder against a number of people in the UK. He was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Tony Daly, a victim of sexual abuse who became a rent boy, reacted to the impact of the case on survivors.
Kerry-based Journalist Anne Lucey describes this morning's dramatic rescue in the Shannon estuary, and also the upset amongst parishoners in Kilcummin in Kerry over the lack of a resident priest
RTE Northern Editor Tommie Gorman, describes the fractiousness in many of the discussions and examines the optics of a dinner which Mr Johnson had with the DUP last night
London Independent Travel Editor, Simon Calder discusses a video message to Ryanair staff from management which comes against the back drop of a slump in profits. He also explains current industrial unrest amongst British Airways pilots
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