Inside Politics: Dignified, engaging and for the people - Historian Diarmaid Ferriter looks back on the 1916 centenary celebrations.Full episode: iti.ms/InsidePoliticsIT

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Inside Politics: When will Enda Kenny step down as Fine Gael leader? Not until after the Pope gets here, according to Irish Times parliamentary correspondent Michael O’Regan.Full episode: iti.ms/InsidePoliticsIT

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Inside Politics: Has Simon Coveney fired the starting gun on his bid to become Fine Gael's next leader? Irish Times political reporter Sarah Bardon thinks so.Full episode: iti.ms/InsidePoliticsIT

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Inside Politics: What is the solution to Ireland's continual housing crisis? Increased housing supply or rental market reforms? Hugh Linehan talks to Construction Industry Federation Director General, Tom Parlon.Full episode: iti.ms/InsidePoliticsIT

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Inside Politics: What is the solution to Ireland's continual housing crisis? Increased housing supply or rental market reforms? Hugh Linehan talks to Trinity College Professor, Cian O'Callaghan.Full episode: iti.ms/InsidePoliticsIT

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Françoise Fillon might be the next president of France. Who is he and what are his positions? In this excerpt Lara Marlowe explains "traditional, rural conservative" Fillon's stated positions on social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage.Listen to the full podcast here: http://iti.ms/WorldViewIT

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Denis Staunton is in Te Aviv finding out how Israelis feel about Donald Trump's win.Listen to the full podcast here: http://iti.ms/WorldViewIT

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Former journalist and Cuba resident Lynn Geldof recalls her experience of "socialism in a warm climate" and defends President Michael D. Higgins' reaction to Fidel Castro's death.Listen to the full podcast here: http://iti.ms/WorldViewIT

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Voting is not enough – if people don’t have a voice, the system will crash, warns David Van Reybrouck.Van Reybrouck explains what he sees as the way forward for European democracies: the greater use of deliberative procedures first trialled in Ancient Greece, including the selection by lottery of citizens to sit on legislative bodies.

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Journalist and Ross O'Carroll-Kelly creator Paul Howard has written a new book about Tara Browne, the Guinness heir who died in 1966. Tara's friend Mike McCartney, brother of the Beatle, talks about Tara and living through the Swinging Sixties with Paul and Roísín on this week's Roísín Meets podcast. You can listen to the chat (and subscribe to the podcast) here: http://iti.ms/RoisinMeetsIT

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