Denis Naughten, Former Minister for Communications.

Colm Brophy, Fine Gael TD for Dublin South-West, Stephen Donnelly, Fianna Fáil Health Spokesperson, Catherine Shanahan , Irish Examiner Health Correspondent.

Colm Keyes, Cliona Foly and Orla Bannon join Sean to discuss the the weekend of sport.

Today we joined our Reporter Brian O'Connell from County Clare, where one of the most famous horse fairs in the country got underway earlier today, in a very wet fair field in Spancilhill.

Twenty years ago Europe's last war was raging in the Serbian province of Kosovo, where the government was brutally asserting its authority over the province's Albanian majority. Meanwhile NATO warplanes were hammering Serbia's infrastructure. Tim Marshall reported from both Kosovo and Serbia proper for Sky News. He describes his experiences there in a book called Shadowplay: Behind the Lines and Under Fire.

A soccer referee has quit the game after being subjected to years of abuse and violent threats. Following an incident at a match yesterday Harry McCann blew up the whistle and walked off the pitch. He spoke to Sean about his decision to leave soccer.

Tory leadership candidate Jeremy Hunt has added his voice to calls for his party leadership rival Boris Johnson to answer questions about a row with his girlfriend that led to police being called to their home over the weekend. John Rentoul, chief political commentator for The London Independent joined Sean the issue.

Housing, Direct Provision and Hate Speech are just some of the areas addressed in the annual report from The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission which has been published earlier today. Emily Logan, The Chief Commissioner joined Sean earlier today to discuss her recent annual report.

Average second hand house prices in Dublin have decreased by an average of €4,500 in the past three months according to the latest Irish Independent REA Average House Price Index. To learn more about this recent survey, Sean was joined by Barry McDonald, Real Estate Alliance Spokesperson.

The Government has announced that it will appoint two additional experts to lead the study in familicide and homicide in Ireland. Dr Jane Monckton Smith, an internationally recognised forensic criminologist, will closely support social worker Norah Gibbons in her role as the study's lead, they spoke to Sean about this study earlier today.