Restaurant owner Paul Treyvaud talks to Niall about his business during the pandemic and the governments handling of everythin‪g‬. Paul has decided to open his restaurant on the 1st of July in defiance of government guidelines.

In 2017 a retired soldier who raped his daughter Amy and regularly abused another daughter Melissa has been jailed for 10 years. Amy Barrett got to see her attacker jailed. But while he could seek help in prison, her State support ended. Amy joins Niall to discuss this.

One of Irelands and Britain's best known comedians talks to Niall about life, death, comedy and Covid.

Former radio talk show host and rugby pundit George Hook talks to Niall about Rugby and has a long conversation about how badly the government have handled Covid 19

On Thursday, John McClean (76) was sentenced to eight years in prison, after pleading guilty to charges of indecently assaulting 23 pupils between 1973 and 1990.

One of the survivors, Damien Hetherington (59), said McClean’s abuse had been covered up, and the “dogs in the street were barking about it for 30 years” in Terenure. He speaks to Niall and talks about his time in the school and the abuse from McClean.

A GP who refuses to give the Covid-19 vaccine to his patients said last night he remained defiant in the face of harsh criticism. Today we want to know do you believe GPs should be able to opt out of the vaccine rollout as a conscientious objector? Marcus De Brun joins Niall to discuss the idea of GPs being conscientious objectors.

Niall Boylan was joined with Ari Dennis on Wednesday evening. Ari who is non binary, refers to their 11-month-old child as "theybe". Ari wants the child to consider their options before deciding on what gender they are. Ari's older child, Hazel, discovered her gender at the age of four. She believes says her oldest Hazel, who is 8, refers to themselves as a ''demigirl''. This means that they say they are non binary but enjoys their feminine traits.

Niall Boylan spoke to Jonathan Martin. He claims he can channel an alien race called the Yayhell.Take a listen to this interesting interview

Do you believe the beauty pageants like Miss Ireland or the Rose of Tralee have any place in our modern society? Do they serve a purpose? Or are they outdated? Former Miss Ireland Valerie Roe  talk to Niall about their experiences.

Niall Boylan spoke to Leo Quinlan. His father Pat was an Irish Army officer who commanded the Irish UN force that fought at the Siege of Jadotville in Katanga in 1961. He led the contingent of 155 men into Jadotville in 1961 as part of a UN mission only to be attacked by secessionist Katangese forces and foreign mercenaries.Here Leo tells the story ...