Professor Paul Moynagh saw no conflict between rising Covid cases and taking the final steps in fully reopening our society. Stef Greene is a Meath Mum on a mission to reconnect children with the great outdoors. Fiona Buckley was so insightful and pragmatic about the new way we'll all work going forward. Aine Duff'y's totally content in her new little home and Gerry gave a spin to his favourite Oasis song as their story continued...

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Although taking a new direction with work, the inimitable Ivan Yates was on top form and only too willing to engage retrospectively. Sunday Sports Presenter David Sheehan surmised on the implications of Meath's Minor All Ireland victory. Young farmer John Halton, who has been shortlisted for a major UK award, had a word or two. Lisa Kennedy believes in the benefits of keeping a daily journal to children and teenagers. While Gerry selected Oasis as his Artists of the Week this time round...

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Kevin Myers was as forthright as ever as he assessed what's happening in Afghanistan and the world in general. Margaret Madden sorted our reading requirements, Rick Cronje chipped in with some lovely Armenian wines, Leon Blanche covered off sport and Gerry brought the curtain down on his week of Stevie Wonder!

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Grace McGeary can't have any more children but she's determined to add to her family. Based in Stamullen, Dominic McDowall, CEO of Cubicle 7,had a chat. Author Andrew O'Connor is so well versed about the life and times of Michael Collins. John Sullivan told us how he came to play Mammy Duck to seven orphans while Gerry continued his week of Stevie Wonder.

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All set for a day of destiny, Meath footballer Aoibheann Leahy is looking forward to the All Ireland final with her late mother always in mind. Wasp expert Professor Seirian Sumner made a strong case for loving the yellow striped insects! Dr Frank Clarke is onto something with his new environmentally friendly and nutritious dog food. Gerry played his special Stevie Wonder song and Geraldine De Bonis told us all about Holly her prized pooch and now Nose of Tralee title holder.

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Professor Paul Moynagh brought us his thoughts on aspects of the current Covid situation in Ireland. Vet Sinead Kelly proved once more she's an encyclopedia when it comes to answering listeners questions! Pat Kane from reuzi.ie spoke so brilliantly about the part we all can play in sustainability. Jim O'Neill's come up with a fork like implement that can deal with ragworth and the spotlight shone once more on the legendary Stevie Wonder.

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Rory O'Connor had another story and more besides to talk about today. Nicola Culloty had lots to say to parents about dealing with stress in teenagers. Author Andrea Mara's frightening personal experience is the bedrock of her gripping new thriller. We heard of a love story that began in Oldcastle and made it all the way to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. While Gerry's Artist of the Week this week is Stevie Wonder.

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Elaine Butler lives life with the future of humanity and our planet in mind which she told us all about today. Professor Emily Oster parents her children in a particular way and millions like what she does. Catriona Callaghan can bake a mean cake and more besides but now she's imparting her skills and know how from Kells to families all over the world! Drogheda United Director Joanna Byrne paid tribute to club coach David Conroy who died tragically in a road accident yesterday. Leon Blanche covered off the weekend in sport and finally Gerry got Stuck in a Moment with U2...

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Charlie Rogers has every ticket from every concert he has attended and our listeners as we discovered are collectors too of the weird and wonderful! Siobhan O'Neill-White from mams.ie had lots of advice to share about returning to school time. Classical Guitarist Pat Coldrick is annoyed that the entertainment industry is being forgotten as society reopens. Toy man Tony Duffy told us about popular collectibles in his store and Gerry's take on U2 covered off the 1990's...

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Crime Writer Paul Williams "didn't put a tooth in it" as he spoke about a number of high and less profile criminals. Roslynn Doherty deals with lenders on behalf of people struggling to make mortgage payments and she had lots of advice to impart. With Currach racing set to return to Sherries this weekend, Shane Holland told of the reviving interest and emerging history. Gerry continued his look at U2 and Peter Kay signed off with laughter as he cast his eye on everyone's quintessential Wedding...

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