Today on the show - Sinn Fein National Chairman joins us to discuss the Windsor Framework & his party's People's Assembly coming to Louth this month. Pay increases for TD's, a new party leader & another Ministerial Dáil statement , Political Correspondent Gavan Reilly brings us the latest from the political arena and Bodywhys explain the importance of breaking the stigma of eating disorders in women and men

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Today on the show - The deal is done - Karen Coleman brings us details of the newly formed Windsor Framework & political reaction to the plan so far. The Garda Representative Association join us fresh from their meeting with the Justice Minister to discuss proposals for tougher sentences for assaults on garda members and the ICSA speak to us in advance of their protest at the Dail

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Today on the show - As high level talks continue today we hear from Deputy Ruairi O Murchu on the possibility of a deal being reached on the NI protocol, Alcohol Action Ireland and Drinks Ireland discuss the impact of zero alcohol advertising and Deputy Louise O Reilly calls on Govt to amend the current “flawed and potentially harmful” domestic violence legislation

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Today on the show - Jim Roche of the Irish Anti-War Movement & Independent Senator Gerard Craughwell join us on the 1st anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine, to discuss neutrality and Ireland's aid efforts to Ukraine. Fergus O Dowd on the implications of the shooting of Det Chief Inspector John Caldwell as the Good Friday Agreement anniversary approaches and the INMO tell us the latest HIQA reports confirm the impact of overcrowding and understaffing in our hospitals

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Today on the show - Seán Defoe joins us to discuss the Soc Dems resignations, the eviction ban and reaction to Govt's cost of living measures, IFA give us details on the current shortage in the supply chain for fruit & veg and One Family tell us that the latest CSO figures confirm that poverty rates for lone parents are rising

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Today on the show - Minister Thomas Byrne and Deputy Ged Nash joined us to discuss details of Govt's cost of living measures, Unite the trade Union spoke with us about possible strike action in Cargotec and St Vincent de Paul outline why they welcome some of the Govt measures announced but feel that others don't go far enough to help families in crisis.

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Today on the show - As Cabinet prepare to sign off on the new cost of living measures , Adam Higgins talks us through the key points of the measures. Richard Boyd Barrett tells us 1000's of people are at risk of homelessness unless Govt extended the current eviction ban and Sinn Fein MEP joins us in studio to discuss Brexit and the ongoing protocol talks .

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Today on the show - As Boris Johnson is accused of trying to "wreck" efforts to reach a deal on the NI protocol, Karen Coleman joins us to discuss political reaction to his comments. Stephen Breen brings us details on the death of feared gang boss Cornelius Price and Fergus O Dowd & Ruairi O Murchu respond to the findings of the latest political poll

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Today on the show - We discuss the decision making process on Govt's cost of living measures with Gavan Reilly, Social Democrats Spokesperson on Energy Jennifer Whitmore calls for a windfall tax on energy firms and Cllr Pio Smith gives us his thoughts on the Justice Minister's comments about the link between recreational drug use and criminality

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Today on the show - Sue Shaw of the Senior Citizen's Parliament tells us why Govt's "one size fits all" approach with their cost of living proposals will not work. ISME say scrapping the min wage in favour of a living wage will impact greatly on businesses and the Alliance for Insurance Reform say motorists are “being taken for a ride” with higher insurance reforms

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