The President of the Restaurants Association of Ireland discussed his meeting with the Tanaiste on Wednesday morning in a bid to secure help for the restaurant industry

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Following the conviction yesterday of Aaron Brady for the capital murder of Adrian, we heard from those closest to the popular garda and the people who helped to bring his killer to justice

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The Monaghan based GP was speaking about the current progress of the Coronavirus in Ireland and the need for people to get checked as soon as they are displaying symptoms of feeling ill.

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The Division Organiser described the meeting as a 'step in the right direction' and warned that when you have nine out of ten workers not getting sick pay and come down with a slight fever or cough thenthey really have little choice but to go to work.

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Mark McGowan of the Restaurants Association of Ireland spoke to the Michael Reade show about the government decision which he said was unwarranted and they have a proven track record and have been operating diligently within Covid-19 guidelines

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The Chair of Louth VFI who is manager of the Market Bar in Drogheda discussed how so called wet pubs are now being forced to serve food in order to re-open and criticised the lack of concrete guidelines from the government

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SIPTU's Greg Ennis criticises Government's handling of the sharp increase in numbers testing positive for Covid in the meat processing sector- he says SIPTU warned Govt of their safety concerns in this sector for months but Govt took too long to act and now we are facing real problems in the industry.

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CEO of the DRCC Noeline Blackwell welcomes the publication of the long awaited O'Malley report which is geared towards protecting the rights of vulnerable witnesses in sexual offences cases.

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"I've often been asked who I looked up to most in political circles and the answer for me has always been John Hume - he did what he did not for political accolades but because he wanted to see the people of this island live in peace" Dermot Ahern pays tribute to a man he describes as "one of the greatest Irishmen we'll ever see".

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Aontu Leader Deputy Peadar Toibin and Minister Thomas Byrne debate how the new Government has performed since it came into power and how they have dealt with the criticism they have faced from Opposition and the public

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