Today: Shots fired at a house in Drogheda's Moneymore estate, new drink driving laws came into effect last night, the do's and don't of voting today and homeless families being told to sleep in garda stations.  

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Today: Five Meath schools to be checked amid structural concerns,  tackling illegal smuggling in border communities, suspected puppy farm uncovered in Co Louth and we spoke to the mother of Elizabeth Clarke who disappeared from Navan five years ago.  

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Today:   We spoke to Meath West TD Peadar Toibin who faces suspension from the Sinn Fein party after voting against abortion legislation in the Dail yesterday, Senator Ronan Mullen and Deputy Paul Murphy debated the blasphemy referendum ahead of Friday's vote, and Marie Kierans took to the streets to find out if the ordinary person knows what the referendum is about. 

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Presidential candidate Peter Casey joined us this morning to talk about the proposals he'd like to implement if elected and how he views the role of President in modern Ireland.

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Today:  With the Presidential election just days away Michael put the hard questions to Independent candidate Peter Casey,  Brendan Ogle of Unite Trade Union  discussed the closure of the Authentic Food Company in Dundalk and half of mums interviewed in a new survey believe Ireland does not support motherhood. 

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Presidential Candidate Gavin Duffy joined us in studio as we enter the final few days of the campaign, to discuss the key issues that he would like to work on if elected and why he believes he has what it takes to be the next man in Aras an Uachtaráin

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Today: What now for the workers of  the Authentic Food Company in Dundalk,  should the state pay for women to have abortions and  we were joined  in studio by Presidential candidate Gavin Duffy. 

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Drogheda Cllrs Pio Smith and Kenneth Flood joined us for a heated discussion on revisiting parking fees in Drogheda - Pio had a motion before the council this month to bring the charges back in line with previous pricees and Kenneth was vehemently opposed to the suggestion 

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Today: The plight of a 65 year old Ashbourne woman who has nowhere to live after being asked to vacate the home she's been renting for the past 17 years,  as the Taosieach warns people to realise Brexit is a storm that is not going to pass we spoke to Minister Helen McEntee on the developments of the past few days and concerns grow over the backlog of cervical smear tests.  

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Sinn Fein Presidential Candidate joined Michael in studio to discuss her bid for the Aras and her hopes for the role

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