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Presented by Petula Martyn

Another fun filled week with Dorieann and Eoghan

Buildings by Maurice Craig(1974); The Trash Trap by Treasa Brogan (1996) ; The Windfall by Bill Hammond (1998) ; Making a Fiery Impression by Mary Arrigan (1997) ;

Dialann mo Mháthair by Fachtna Ó Drisceoil (2006) ; Changing Times by Tommy Sands (2008) ; and Bed by Elaine Sisson (2004)

Presenter David Murphy is joined by the RTÉ’s politics team of Paul Cunningham, Conor McMorrow and Edel McAllister.

This week the Government took flak over its plan to send the Elite Army Ranger Wing to conflict in Mali. They also examine the Government’s Climate Action plan and ask whether it is deliverable.

Hugh Cahill is joined by Marie Crowe as they talk to Louise Quinn, Jeff Shepard and Jane Mangan

Rick O'Shea and Louisa Cameron share their recommendations for summer reads on Today with Seán O'Rourke.

A 1950s Penguin edition of the pioneering gay memoir, Against The Law, continues to inspire bibliophile, Leo Lucas

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

You’ll know Emeli Sandé from her smash hit songs ‘Next to Me’, She is a record breaking and award winning recording artist with over 340 million video views, she’s sold 19 million singles and over 6 million albums. Her new single is ‘Extraordinary Being’ and it is a great tune! Emeli, great to talk to you. Congrats on the new song.

The Snapper is back in the Gate Theatre for its Summer run and stars of the play Simon Delaney and Hilda Faye chat to Kathryn