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Presented by Sinéad Egan.

Marty talking to the very talented Cora Venus Lunny from their home in Wicklow.

The RTÉ Short Story Competition is back, as part of this years judging panel writers Declan Hughes and Lisa McInerney give tips and advice for entrants, the most famous performance artist in the world is Marina Abramovic, Amanda Coogan recommends her work, 'New Poetries VIII' seeks out new and promising poetry from 24 diverse poets.

Declan Kelly, artist, curator, and art teacher, talks to Evelyn about art and art history, and John Taylor, accounting teacher in the Institute of Education, discusses the Leaving Cert accounting exam.

With Marie, Ruby & Donncha.

Richie Forristal on the Gordon Elliott photo, Mark Langdon discusses the possibility of the 2030 World Cup taking place in the UK & Ireland, while Olympian Nicole Turner looks toward Tokyo! Game On.

Ar an gclár inniu: Eoin Ó Catháin (Tuairisceoir polaitíochta RnaG), Aidan Fitzmaurice (Iriseoir spóirt le Independent News and Media), Emmet Ryan (Iriseoir ón Business Post), Conall Ó Móráin (Saineolaí airgeadais), Lisa Nic an Bhreithimh (Tráchtaire), Alex Hijmans (Údar & Iriseoir san Isíltír) & Sinéad Ní Uallacháin (Láithreoir Peig).

Greg Wood, Racing correspondent for The Guardian and The Observer,

Digital art emerges as a potential safe harbour for the millions you've made cryptocurrencies. What do you mean you haven’t made millions on cryptocurrencies?

On today's show First Dates contestant Shane Clavin shares his story about living with an acquired brain injury, Sarah Geraghty from The Communications Clinic gives us some professional advice on preparing for interviews over Zoom and Daisy Kelliher joins Ray to talk about a new TV series Below Deck Sailing Yacht.