Today on the show - Eilís Mulroy of the Pro-life Campaign and Ruth Coppinger of ROSA debate details of the independent review into abortion services here. Local community volunteer, Gerard Weldon speaks to us about the issues facing looking groups with rising insurance premiums and Fergus O Dowd & Ruairi O Murchu discuss the allocation of Government funding in Co Louth

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Today on the show - Gavan Reilly brings us details of the reaction to the statement made by Niall Collins in the Dáil, Peter Fitzpatrick outlined stories from local people who have approached him to help them with their housing problems during the current crisis and we look at the review of the abortion laws with Niamh Griffin of the Irish Examiner

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Today on the show - Michael Fitzmaurice and Pauline O Reilly debate whether there is room for a "rural party" in the Dáil. Darren O Rouke highlights the billing errors by 2 of the country's biggest energy providers and the Institute of Public Health discuss the findings of their "Mind the Gap" report which highlights the growing gap in physcial activity between men and women.

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Today on the show - The NWCI join us to discuss the independent review of abortion services currently before Cabinet, Macra outline why they've embarked on a 79km walk to the Dáil and Paul Murphy, TD on the Niall Collins saga & the far right protest outside his home

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Today on the show - SF's Pearse Doherty on their Dáil motion proposing the re-introduction of mortgage interest relief. "Cruel & immoral" - Doras CEO, John Lannon, condemns Govt's failures with refugees and St Vincent de Paul discuss the CSO study highlighting poverty rates in households with health problems

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Today on the show - Fergus O Dowd and Imelda Munster debate the claim made by Fergus that Sinn Fein's housing policy will leave prospective home buyers out in the cold. Peter Fitzpatrick on the call to establish a "rural party" in the Dáil and Dental Care Ireland on the impact of vaping on your teeth.

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Today on the show - Gavan Reilly on the proposed changes to the abortion laws & Robert Watt's appearance before the Oireachtas this week. Is there room for a rural party in the Dáil - we speak with Pat O Toole of the Irish Farmers Journal about what that would entail and SIPTU call for radical reform of the domestic waste sector

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Today on the show - We spoke with Social Justice Ireland about they would like to see Government do with the unexpected Budget surplus. CSO figures show that 4 in 10 Irish adults have experienced sexual violence in their lifetime, Noeline Blackwell of the DRCC spoke to us about these shocking stats and Labour's Spokepserson on Enterprise, Ged Nash called for an end to "price gouging" by supermarkets.

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Today on the show - Social Democrat Housing Spokesperson, Cian O Callaghan outlines why his party are calling for the introduction of an “effective” Vacant Homes Tax in their Dáil motion today. Independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice tells us why he believes there is room for a new party in the Dáil to campaign on rural issues and Sims IVF highlight the concerns of fertility patients about the rollout of public funding for IVF

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Today on the show - Sinn Fein's Housing Spokesperson Eoin O Broin calls on Govt to address the 1billion underspend on social housing, Ombudsman Ger Deering speaks to us about his new report launching today "In Sickness and In Debt" which shows the HSE has refused to reimburse patientss for legitimate costs for treatment abroad and Special Correspondent with the Irish Indepedent Paul Williams discusses the outcome of the Hutch case

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