Responding to the revised Living with Covid plan, the President of the Restaurant Association of Ireland said that some 150, 000 employees are waiting to find out what is happening in terms of their future, with 25-50% of restaurants expected never to reopen

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Suzanne Chase spoke of how deflated her 97-year-old dad was when he found out he wouldn't be getting the Covid vaccine today while Jill Stout of Number 47 Medical Practice in Drogheda described their frustration after the vaccines failed to arrive despite all paperwork being in order and with no explanation from the HSE

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The HSE's Clinical lead for Obesity described the new drug as a breakthrough moment in the battle to treat obesity effectively

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The Meath East TD warned that the government cannot rush the reopening of society as it prepares to announce its revised plan for Living with Covid tomrrow

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The consumer chief discussed what it means for the country and for consumers

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Annmarie Dyas spoke about her partner Mark Russell, who has cancer, and the impact of having to wait for the transplant to be hopefully be rescheduled after it was cancelled in the middle of January while Stephen McMahon of the Irish Patients Association firstly outlined the need for the vaccine for cancer patients and those with chronic conditions as waiting lists for ops and procedures rise

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The presenter was speaking to Deputy Peter Fitzpatrick after the HSE responded to questions from him that this show had been asking for weeks regarding our story of health care workers with Covid being accommodated in a local hotel alongside workers who didn't have the virus, which has turned out to be true

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The Louth TD and Chair of the Louth Co Board insisted that his comments were taken out of context while Conor Hoey of Drogheda United said those involved in soccer felt 'slighted' by what he said.

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Deputies Fergus O'Dowd and Peter Fitzpatrick believe that there should be a second centre in Drogheda

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The party's Health Spokesperson said that studies have proven the benefits of taking the supplement in the battle against the virus

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