The Guardian’s Ireland correspondent and acclaimed author of ‘killing thatcher’, Rory Carroll who brings us his new book, ‘a rebel and a traitor, a fugitive, the manhunt and the birth of the IRA’, which tells the true story of Britain’s manhunt for Roger casement.

Joining Pat this week is Dr Caoimhe Hartley, GP and clinical lead of women’s medicine at BlackRock Health’s women’s health centre.

Dr Hartley is an expert in women’s health.

Gareth Mullins, Executive Chef at the Anantara Hotel joins Pat with some beautiful recipes, including a delicious sole meunière.

An experiment gone rogue. A Chinese version launching at a fraction of its us competiors. Us tech stocks booming yet worries of a bubble persist. Throw in worries about how many jobs will be lost by its advance and we have a summary of news relating to artificial intelligence in the past week or so.

One man who has been watching all this quite closely is Steve Keen, economist and honorary professor at University College London. He joins Pat to give us the latest.

When an airline collapses, most of us think of cancelled flights, stranded passengers, and the thousands of jobs lost. But behind the scenes there is an enormously complex operation that almost no one sees... recovering an entire fleet of aircraft worth billions of euros, scattered across airports thousands of miles apart.

One Irish company, based in Shannon found itself at the centre of one of the biggest aviation collapses since pan am and eastern in 1991. Six West was tasked with locating and recovering almost 180 aircrafts.

Matthew Gee, the chief operating officer for Six West Aviation is joins Pat to explain how they moved an entire airlines fleet when the airline ceased operation.

This weekend Uisce Éireann are appealing to those in Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow to conserve water while vital water main upgrades are underway.

Joining Pat to fill us in on the situation is Stephen Burke, senior regional operations manager from Uisce Éireann.

Henry reports from the Curraghmore Estate county Waterford for the 7th All Together Now festival.

With forest fires raging across Europe, Pat speaks to Paris-based journalist Elaine Cobb to get the latest news on the ground in France.

Also joining Pat is Cathal Nolan, climate scientist and founder of 'Ireland's Weather Channel' to explain the role climate change is playing in these wildfires, and the potential for a super El Niño in the near future.

Have you heard the phrase ‘timor mortis’? ‘

‘fear of death disturbs me’ was a common phrase in Medieval England.

It is also the title of a new book by Pat's guest Dr. Richard Coker, a long-serving NHS doctor who admits to having shortened the lives of 'quite a few' of his terminally ill patients.

Joining Pat to run through the main stories in the Sunday papers is Sinéad O'Carroll, Editor of the Journal.ie.