Anton is joined by Patrick O'Donovan, Minister for Arts, Culture, Communications, Media, and Sport, who recently revealed his epilepsy diagnosis.

He tells Anton all about living with the condition and why he chose to speak publicly about it.

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Terry Sheridan, Director of News at WSHU, joins the show to discuss the catastrophic flash floods in central Texas that have left at least 43 people dead, including 15 children.

With dozens still missing and multiple counties affected, Sheridan outlines the scale of the disaster, the ongoing emergency response, and what comes next.

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Frances Fitzgerald, former Tánaiste, and member of the G7 Advisory Council; Peadar Tóibín, Aontú leader and TD for Meath-West; and Gabija Gataveckaite, political correspondent with the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent, join Anton to review the Sunday papers.

From the latest Ireland Thinks Poll and Rachel Reeves' public showing of emotion, get all the week's news here.

The leader of the St John of God Order in Ireland should face criminal investigation for the reckless endangerment of Children according to the former CEO of Bernardos, Fergus Finlay.

This coming from last week’s Mail on Sunday that published harrowing stories of child sexual abuse from victims in Malawi by serial paedophile Fr. Aidan Clohessy

Fergus joined Anton to discuss.

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The Mongol Rally is an intercontinental car rally that traverses Europe and Russia.

Dr. Eleanor Galvin joins Anton to   answer your medical questions in our Ask The Expert segment

Gabby Bernstein is a world-renowned spiritual leader and best-selling self-help author and is bringing her manifestation masterclass to Dublin

Sky News journalist and broadcaster, Adam Bolton, joins Anton to give his verdict on UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer's first twelve months in office.

To discuss the week's biggest news stories, Anton is joined by Senator Aubrey McCarthy and Emer O'Higgins TD

Annabel Dimmock reflects on last year's win and why she won't be on the card at this year's KPMG Women's Irish Open