Today on the show - Media Committee member Peter Fitzmaurice told us the key questions asked of RTE when they appeared in the Oireachtas over pay disclosures . John Regan brought us the latest updates from Tara Mines and we spoke to the ICSA about the Nature Restoration Law

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Today on the show - Oireachtas Media Committee member Shane Cassells outlined the key questions he and other members will be asking of the RTE representatives coming before them. The IFA told us that the latest vote on the Nature Restoration Law raised serious questions about the EU Commission's approach to the legislation and Minister Patrick O Donovan spoke to us as he visits Co Meath for the launch of a new digital hub network

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Today on the show - Gerard Craughwell give us his thoughts on the Taoiseach's comments about the Irish flag being "weaponised" by a small minority and the TUG at RTE call on management at the State broadcaster to engage fully with the Oireachtas Media committee.

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Today on the show - Cllr Alan Lawes spoke to us from outside the offices of Meath CoCo where he's been camping out to highlight the plight of a young homeless couple. Senator Malcolm Byrne gave us his reaction to the resignation of Dee Forbes and the ongoing pay disclousres in RTE. Deputies Alan Farrell and Matt Carthy joined us to reflect on the issues raised at the neutrality forums so far

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Today on the show - Our political correspondent Seán Defoe on Govt's response to the RTE / Tubridy pay disclosures & the neutrality forums, the Childrens Rights Alliance talk to us about kids being exploited by gangs and we talk about anti-social behaviour during the summer holidays with Cllr Kevin Meenan.

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Today on the show - Health Correspondent Niamh Griffin discusses calls for new laws to protect nursing home residents, Imelda Munster calls out hoteliers for ramping up their prices in the wake of the Taylor Swift gig announcement and Peter Fitzpatrick on the need for action from Govt to help meet the challenges we face as a society when it comes to looking after our ageing population

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Today on the show - Sorca Clarke of Sinn Fein outlined details of their Dáil motion calling for free education for all. SIPTU brught us updates about job losses in Meath at both Tara Mines and Rehab Enterprises and LGBT Ireland welcomed the move by Govt to quash historical convictions for homosexuality and the move to ban conversion therapy

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Today on the show - Nick Henderson of the Irish Refugee Council helped us mark World Refugee day, former Cllr Frank Godfrey told us why the traders in Drogheda are waging a war on the growing seagull population in the town and Women's Aid told us that they received a record number of calls for help to their services over the past 12 months

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Today on the show - We continue the debate on neutrality with Thomas Byrne and Richard Boyd Barrett, a local man gives us details of a violent attack he and his husband endured while walking their dog in Drogheda and the firefighters speak to us as they prepare to bring their fight for better pay and conditions to the labour court.

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Today on the show - Paul Murphy reacts to Damien English's explanation of his planning error. SIPTU have the latest on the talks from Tara mines, Ruhama call for action from Govt to tackle human trafficking and the IFA discuss the Nature Restoration Law

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