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A review into the governance of the Football Association of Ireland recommends a radical shake up in the structures of the embattled sporting body. Mary was joined by Drivetime's Barry Lenihan, Kieran Mulvey, Chairman of Sport Ireland, Mandy Johnston, CEO of Irish Offshore Operators Association and Brendan Menton, Former FAI General Secretary.

In the High Court a charity successfully obtained a temporary order preventing an intellectually disabled man from getting married. This case highlights the debate regarding assisted decision making. Mary was joined by Patricia Rickard Clarke, Former member of the Law Reform Commission and Chair of Safe Guarding Ireland to discuss.

Louth Contemporary Music Society's artistic director, Eamonn Quinn shares some of his favourite sites, sounds, tastes and smells.

Louise Reynolds, (Dietician with the Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institute) demystifies protein; what is it, how much of it do we need and where can we get it?

Cambridge/Clonakilty poet James Harpur finds his Amish instincts unsettled by the new technology.

Housemate horror stories, Kem Cetinay "singing" The Fields of Athenry and chats with Sorcha Richardson. It's all in this weeks 'Best of..' Podcast!

Documentary On One: The Case of Majella Moynihan; Ana Kriégel murder verdicts; Woman who met her husband because of Ray Houghton’s 1994 goal; how John Kelly picks his music; Sharon Mannion and Jennifer Zamparelli on chatty husbands; a knife in the radio and the spoken world without bees. All brought to you by Ronan Kelly

Following on from yesterday's call with Martin, the German tourist who had car issues with EasiRent rental company, a number of other listeners shared their issues with a number of car rental companies.

Maria got in touch after witnessing an attack on a woman near the Fatima Luas stop. She intervened to help the woman when a group of teenagers were attacking the woman, shouting at her, taking her belongings from her and poking her with a stick.

Eileen Napier rang the show to share her distress over the man who murdered her son, Liam Thompson, being moved to Shelton Abbey open prison.