The Ray D'Arcy Show

Conor Pope joins us once again to champion your consumer issues if you have a consumer problem you can send it to [email protected]

The Irish Camino Sisters, Miriam and Joanne Donohoe join Kathryn in studio.

Today's show is live from Mungret St. Balls GAA club in Limerick with the Women's Shed. Ray is joined by some of the amazing women involved and we have some special guests including Limerick born & bred, rugby union referee Joy Neville, comedian Bernard O'Shea and sociology prof. Niamh Hourigan and we have live music from Dalahan.

Writer and director Charlie Kaufman joins Ray ahead of his visit to Dublin for the IFI and Bloomsday Film Festival from the 14th of June.

Mags Horgan tells us about Dolly Day in aid of The Kerry Hospice Foundation and Comfort for Chemo Kerry.

On today's show Ray goes live to the Bloom Festival to chat to forager Feebee Foran, writer and director Charlie Kaufman joins Ray ahead of his visit to Dublin for the IFI and Bloomsday Film Festival from the 14th of June and Mags Horgan tells us about Dolly Day in aid of The Kerry Hospice Foundation and Comfort for Chemo Kerry.

Ray goes live to the Bloom Festival to chat to forager Feebee Foran.

On today's show Paddy Smyth joins Ray in studio to talk about his new BBC Documentary Should I Be Fixed, our reporter Sinéad Ni Uallachain joins Mary Jennings for some running tips for beginners & lead singer from 80’s electro pop duo Soft Cell Marc Almond joins Ray to talk about 40years on the music scene ahead of their gig in Dublin this weekend.

Paddy Smyth joins Ray in studio to talk about his new BBC Documentary Should I Be Fixed.

Lead singer from 80’s electro pop duo Soft Cell Marc Almond joins Ray to talk about 40years on the music scene ahead of their gig in Dublin this weekend.