Tall tales of children ‘identifying as cats’ have gone viral in recent years. Journalists look into it, but somehow, they can never track down the school in question. Where are these stories coming from – how do they become so viral – and do people realise that they’re sharing nonsense? Host: Ciarán Dunbar Guest: Kurtis Reid joins Ciarán Dunbar

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Máiría Cahill waived her anonymity in 2014 when she detailed allegations of sexual abuse at the hands of an IRA member. Nearly a decade on, as Sinn Fein’s political ascension brings it closer to power in the south, what does she count as the price of speaking out? Host: Ellen Coyne Guest: Máiria Cahill

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With a marketing strategy built around a very particular beauty ideal, Abercrombie & Fitch was once the ultimate aspirational, All-American brand. Now, as a two year investigation by BBC Panorama has exposed shocking allegations against the former CEO, we hear about the ugly side of a brand obsessed with looks. Host: Kevin Doyle Guest: Enda Brady

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Media Minister Catherine Martin was before the Oireachtas Media Committee today where she answered questions from TDs and senators in relation to RTÉ’s pay controversy. The Indo Daily look at the revelations from the hearing.  Host: Ellen Coyne  Guest: Philip Ryan  

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In the mid-90s rapper Tupac Shakur was at the top of the entertainment world. But his life was cut short in September 1996 when he was gunned down while stopped at a traffic light in Las Vegas. We look at the recent developments into who killed Tupac Shakur.

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Last week’s record cocaine haul wasn’t the first time a drug shipment was scuttled. Over the past few decades, Cork's coast has been the scene of a number of drug busts involving hapless smugglers. What makes Irish waters so attractive, and dangerous, for international criminals?

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In 1999 Jill Dando was the ‘golden girl’ of British television. The 37-year-old's murder on her front doorstep shocked the world, Despite an intensive investigation and eventual arrest and conviction, the mysterious culprit remains at large to this day. As a new Netflix documentary shines a light on the case, we speak to Dando's friend and colleague Jennie Bond about the shocking events. Host: Kevin Doyle Guest: Jennie Bond

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The Indo Daily goes all Mulder and Scully and examines the claims made by the Pentagon whistleblower David Grusch that the United States has been hiding, from both Congress and the world, evidence of alien technology including the bodies of crashed alien pilots. Host: Kevin Doyle Guest: Sarah Collins

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Hurling legend DJ Carey has been charged with multiple deception and forgery offences in an alleged cancer treatment scam. What next for the Kilkenny hurler? Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guest: Andrew Phelan

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Dan Wootton has been sacked by the MailOnline just a day after he was suspended by GB News for his interview with actor Laurence Fox where remarks were made about the appearance of a female journalist Ava Evans. Who are the men at the centre of the scandal?

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