Today on the show - General Manager of SOSAD Carol spoke with Ken Murray about the difficult decision they were forced to make to close down their messaging service due to financial problems. Minister Thomas Byrne spoke with us about the fallout from the Zelensky / Trump spate and Peadar Toibin called for an investigation into how a suspended doctor was taken on at Navan hospital.

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Today on the show - Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe spoke with us about the continuing row over Dail speaking time , Peadar Toibin gave us his opinion on the Govt overspend on the National Gallery scanner and Ruairi O Murchu spoke to us about his appointment as disability spokesperson for Sinn Fein

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Today on the show - Cllr Alan Lawes calls for better access to mental health services as 100's of people are being turned away from some services, Larry Donnelly speaks to us about Donald Trump's actions on Ukraine and the Children's Rights Alliance call for more action from Government to make up for the gaps in services & supports left by the outgoing Government

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Today on the show - Will the introduction of a Housing Tsar help tackle the housing crisis in Ireland - Labour's Ged Nash gave us his opinion on the issue. Dr Michael McCorry of the DkIT told us about his involvement in the revamping of the Garda Recruit Fitness test and John Lannon of Doras spoke with us on the 3rd anniversary of the war in Ukraine & about what life is like for Ukrainians still living in Ireland.

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Today on the show - Seán Defoe outlined why the speaking time row has broken out in the Dáil again this week, former army Sgt & Independent Senator Gerard Craughwell gave us his thoughts on whether Ireland's neutrality is under threat and the IMO say more consultants will need to be employed if standard working weekends become the norm.

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Today on the show - We talked with our U105 colleague Peter McVerry as the Omagh inquiry wrapped up for it's 1st phase about how the process is progressing, Social Justice Ireland talked to Alan about our ranking with UN Sustainable Development Goals and Cllr Paddy Meade told us about ongoing broadband issues in Co Meath

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Today on the show - MEP Ciaran Mullooly spoke to us about Europe's response to Trump's attempt to bring about a ceasefire in Ukraine. The Irish Council for International Students gave us details of their housing report which shows some students are facing proposals of rent free accommodation in exchange for sex and local hotel owner Marc McGowan gave us his thoughts on the possible introduction of a "tourist tax".

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Today on the show - Peadar Toibin calls for answers from Government on the continued rising costs of the National Children's Hospital, Antoin Watters welcomed the move by Louth County Council to bring in CCTV in the Cooley area to help tackle the problem with illegal dumping and SOSAD Ireland called on Minister Butler to keep her promise to help the charity with it's financial struggles.

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Today on the show - MEP Barry Andrews joined us as Europe prepares it's response to Trump's bid to end the war in Ukraine. The Irish Cancer discussed the findings of a new report which shows that Ireland has the 2nd highest cancer rates in Europe and the IFA talk to us about the Housing Order on poultry issued by the Department to curtail the spread of bird flu

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Today on the show - Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne spoke to Alan about Ireland's response to Trump's tariffs, Turn2Me outline some of the red flags to watch out for in our relationships this Valentine's Day and the incoming VFI president Michael O Donovan speak about the need for a VAT reduction to help the industry.

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