The Ray D'Arcy Show

Ray is joined by two women who have turned their sourdough hobby into a sourdough business, Mary O’Driscoll and Mairead Devlin.

Ed Sheeran is set to play two monster gigs in Croke Park next weekend. Ray is joined by the owner of Aiken promotions Peter Aiken to chat about the staging.

Principal of Scoil Saidhbhín in Cahersiveen in Co Kerry, Treasa Ní Chróinín chats to Ray about the new Ukrainian refugees students that have joined the school recently.

A family run Cinema in Kerry is being sold and the locals are on a mission to buy it so they can save the cinema. Aoife Granville and Tor Cotton join Ray from Kerry studios.

Derry Girls made a triumphant return to our screens last night for its third and final season. Creator and writer of the show Lisa McGee joined Ray on the line to give us all the gossip from behind the scenes.

Blues and Rock Musician Don Baker has a new album coming out today called ‘Legacy’. He joined Ray in studio for a chat and some live music.

Executive director of Amnesty International Ireland for 14years Colm O'Gorman joins Ray to talk about his new role with the Global Refugee Sponsorship Initiative (GRSI) which campaigns globally for refugee protection measures.

Belfast-born actor, Ian McElhinney who plays Grandad Joe in Derry Girls joins Ray on the line to talk about the new season which starts tonight on Channel 4 at 9.15pm.

“Trouble” - A Memoir is written by comedian and author, Marise Gaughan. She joined Ray in studio to talk abouut her new book.

On todays show comedian and author, Marise Gaughan talk about her new book called Trouble - A Memoir, Conor Pope is back with pricewatch and Maia Dunphy joins Ray in studio for a catch up.