Today on the show - Socail Justice Ireland talk about the flaws in our current system for dealing migrants and the ongoing protest in Inch. We mark the 49th anniversary of the Dublin-Monaghan bombings with Justice for the Forgotten and SIPTU members in Tara Mines call on the Minister to engage in talks with them on the future of the drilling licence.

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Today on the show - GRA Vice President Mark O Meara talks to us about Gardai not being equipped to deal with attacks on migrants. The IFA call on farmers and motorists to share the roads responsibly as we enter silage season and the ISPCC talk about the impact of pornography on children who are exposed to it.

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Today on the show - The newly elected President of the VFI speaks to Michael about the challenges facing the sector. Social Justice Ireland says Ireland's approach to migration is not fit for purpose and Ronan Lyons tell us that rents have hit another record high.

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Today on the show - Tim Cullinan of the IFA tells us Ireland will have to import food if farmers can’t get a fair price for producing it here. Nursing Homes Ireland warn of a possible "tidal wave" of nursing home operators withdrawing from the Fair Deal Scheme over funding disparities and we speak with local farmer Andrew Ruiter about the difficulties facing small producers

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Today on the show - Duncan Graham of Retail Excellence spoke to us about their meeting with Oireachtas members on price gouging, Deputy Ged Nash accuses Government of a capitulation to the retail sector on pricing and the Children's Rights Alliance call for an increase to the payment for children living in Direct Provision

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Today on the show - Our political correspondent, Seán Defoe joins to talk about Govt's plans for the €64bn surplus, Alcohol Action Ireland outline why they believe the Proposed Sale of Alcohol Bill could come at ‘enormous’ cost to Irish society and SIPTU tell us why they're seeking clarity from Eamonn Ryan on the renewal of the drilling licence at Tara Mines

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Today on the show - Sinn Fein's Louise O Reilly calls for action from Govt to help tackle rising grocery prices and the cost of living. Minister Thomas Byrne speaks with us about the growing numbers of incidents involving violence or racism in sport, ahead of a meeting of leading sports executives today and Doras are critical of Govt's continuing failure to adequately tackle the refugee accommodation crisis.

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Today on the show - Social Justice Ireland on the launch of their annual report which calls on Government to prioritise people and community over profit. Ruairi O Murchu on the proposed changes to the 101X bus route locally and the Irish Postmasters Union calls on the public to support their local post offices to help ensure retention of the services

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Today on the show - A new report calls for urgent reforms of the judicial system to make it work better for survivors of abuse. Women for Election launch the search for Ireland's newest batch of politicians and we discuss the supermarket price wars with Charlie Weston and Social Justice Ireland

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Today on the show - Darren O Rourke calls on Government to do more to tackle growing energy costs, Timmy Dooley talks to us as Co Clare prepares for Donald Trump's visit and local councillor Tomas Sharkey calls for a full ban on vaping products to help tackle the growing number of teens who have taken up vaping

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