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Ursula Kilkelly, Chair of the Oberstown Board, and UCC law professor, talks to Mary about the Oberstown Children Detention Campus.

Katie Hannon reports on the changes that need to be made on the energy sector to meet the targets set out in the government's new Climate Action Plan.

This weekly, is Irish opera enjoying a boom? One-at-a-time theatre in the streets of Cork City, how to photography Bob Marley's dreads, Dreamcycles with the sound of the urban landscape of late capitalism.

On today's show, live music from Emma Langford, Brian Kennedy is cancer free, David Brophy on bringing the RTÉ Concert Orchestra to the Fleadh Cheoil, Broadcasters Sarah McInerney, Zainab Boladale on their favorite teachers and Jason Byrne has written a new book The Accidental Adventures of Onion O’Brien: The Great Ape Escape

Father Peter Casey and friends consider the buzz within the bee-hives

Taxi driver Martin was annoyed to hear an Australian passenger tell him of her recent ordeal when she was robbed in Dublin. Mike now refuses to venture up O'Connell Street anymore. Brendan feels Dublin is no worse than any other capital.

Rachel Waters was annoyed when she was actively discouraged by jarvey drivers from proceeding past them up the Gap of Dunloe in Kerry.

Michael Kelly, editor of The Irish Catholic, suggested in an article today that followers of Jesus of Nazareth should not support President Trump. This led to interesting exchanges from Liveline listeners

The Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy reacts to figures from the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government which show the total number of people homeless during May of this year was 10,253, down from 10,378 in April

SIPTU Divisional organiser Paul Bell has described today’s talks at the Labour Court as constructive.

Next week's three-day strike by 10,000 health support staff has been deferred to allow for further talks between unions and Health Service Executive management