Today: After another night of drama in Westminster and another defeat for Theresa  May, is a delay to Brexit now inevitable? Also on the agenda:  Seminar on housing/homelessness in Meath, underfunding of the national cancer strategy described as truly shocking , beef tarriff proposals and we had a special report from the Brexit Border Conference in the Carrickdale hotel yesterday from Marie Kierans

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Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal deal fails for a second time in UK Parliament as no-deal deadline quickly approaches. Marie Kierans comes live from a cross border Brexit conference in Dundalk. These stories & more. 

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Today:  Legal assurances given to the UK over the backstop but will the 11th hour Brexit deal get approval in Westminster today and what does it mean for Ireland,  nursing talks impact of minimum age hike  and we paid a visit to our weekly crime spot with local gardai

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Today: What now for ex Irish solider Lisa Smith from Dundalk who is currently being detained in Syria on suspicion of being associated with Islamic State? It's a key week for Brexit with negotiations remaining deadlocked and British MPs voting on the withdrawal deal again tomorrow, should we be boycotting the Eurovision, drugs bust in Meath, waiting times for driving tests and Deputy Imelda Munster gives us her reaction to Minister Shane Ross' apology after he likened her a donkey

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Today: Pharmacists nationwide have been threatened with knives , syringes and even guns, concern over the ambulance service in the North East last night and it's international women's day but what does that mean – Michael spoke to Jennifer McCarthy Flynn of the National Women's Council of Ireland  while our reporter Marie Kierans asked ordinary women on the streets what the day means to them

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Today: The victim of a terrifying car-jacking in Enfield yesterday told Michael exactly what happenend , Deputy Fergus O'Dowd discussed the the need for green cards to travel in the North if there's a no deal Brexit and Northern Ireland secretary Karen Bradley in hot water over controversial Troubles comments. 

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Last night Dundalk's Joint Policing Committee heard that a local father paid off his daughter's €40,000 drug debt , Cllr Ruairi O Murchu spoke with us about other cases that have come to his attention and he says people are living in fear from this intimidation.

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As the Dundalk Joint Policing Committee hear stories of parents paying off their children's drug debts Cllr Ruairi O Murchu says people are living in fear after being intimidated by these drug gangs. Security Correspondent with the Irish Examiner Cormac O Keeffe brings us the latest on the investigation into the 3 explosive packages mailed to London and Linda Murray of Play and Activity Ireland told us about their contining fight against spiraling insurance costs - all of this & more along with comments from listeners to the show

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Arguably one of the country's fittest TD's Deputy Peter Fitzpatrick was in studio today to discuss if the Dáil gym is value for taxpayers money and revealed that @ nearly 57 yrs of age he has the body of a 41 yr old

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Today:  Should banned drink drivers be given an exemption to drive to work - we discussed with Deputy Michael Healy Ray,  Deputy Peter Fitzpatrick, who revealed a test showed he has a body of a 41-year old, discussed the value of the Dail gym and we spoke to MEP Luke Ming Flanagan as the Brexit deadline draws closer.

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