If you’ve ever played Pokemon Go, you may have actually helped to train some delivery robots. Yes, you heard that right. So why should you be paying attention to this? All to chat about with Elaine Burke the host of the ‘For Tech Sake’ Podcast.

Almost a quarter of million people could face the wrath of Revenue after failing to file their property tax returns last year. Claire gets the details with John Ihle the Deputy Business Editor for The Sunday Times.

A new study has found that couples who sleep in the same beds are woken, on average, six times per night by their partners. Does this mean we should all be sleeping separately from our partners? All to discuss with Brendan Kelly, Professor of Psychiatry at Trinity College Dublin.

Coalition leaders met last night to sign-off on the government’s emergency fuel supports to combat the rising costs faced by Irish consumers. To chat about the details of this package and what it all means, Claire spoke to Political Correspondent with The Irish Independent, Conal Thomas. Also byPresident of the Irish Road Haulage Association, Ger Hyland and CEO of Fuels for Ireland, Kevin McPartlan. 

With Easter just around the corner and more chocolate in the house, there is always a fear of your dog eating some that falls to the ground, so how concerned should you be, and what can you do if it happens? To discuss this and more, Claire was joined by Vet Darragh O’Hanlon, who you can find on social media at TheTopicalVet. 

Cremation is on the increase in Ireland with more people than ever choosing it over traditional burial. In some urban centres, 50% of funerals are handled by crematoriums.  But a new problem has emerged, where some families are not collecting the ashes and funeral directors are left with the dilemma of what to do with the abandoned urns. 

Claire discusses this with Colm Kieran is founder of My Funeral Wishes, and funeral planning business.

A look back on a busy weekend of sport with Eoin Sheahan from Off The Ball.

Six households in a retirement village in Sligo were given eviction notices last November and tenants were told they’d have to leave the houses by June this year.  

Now concerns have been raised for some of the residents who are dealing with serious medical conditions. Speaking to Claire this morning was Sligo Labour Senator, Nessa Cosgrove. 

When we think of an alcoholic, we usually think of someone well into their adult years.  But what is it like to be young and an alcoholic in Ireland? Claire spoke to two young people who are in recovery.

Claire was joined on the show by Saoirse and her mum Stella. Saoirse as a baby was diagnosed with has Alport syndrome, a rare hereditary kidney condition. Since then, Saoirse’s life has revolved around hospital appointments and protecting her kidney function under the care of Children’s Health Ireland at Temple Street.

Stella told Claire about her treatment and how fundraising is needed for the vital work of Children's Health Ireland.