We were chatting yesterday about hair, the state of it, and whether to go DIY barber while hairdressers are closed. Conor has been losing his hair for a while and he told Ryan about how self-isolation gave him the opportunity to take the plunge and shave his head.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

There is a section of the RTÉ website being launched today which is a treasure trove of information, images and interaction all about The War of Independence which took place 100 years ago. Anna Carey is the curator of the site and she joined Ryan on the line to tell him all about it and to ask for help identifying the woman in a mystery photo.

Even in these difficult times there are people all over the country celebrating milestones and anniversaries. Ryan spoke to Rita and Jack Fitzgibbon who are about to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. They told Ryan that this isn't the first big milestone they've had to celebrate away from their friends and family.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

After Ryan spoke about the nice weather we're having being ideal for cycling, Séamus got in touch to tell him why he won't be on the bike any time soon as a bird had built a nest in his bike helmet!

Ryan has been receiving loads of lovely letters and cards from children over the past few weeks. Dr. Sandra Collins is the director of the National Library of Ireland and joined Ryan on the line to tell him why they should be held for posterity in the National Library.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

Aoife McLysaght is a Professor of Genetics and a big fan of board games, and she joined Oliver on the line to tell him why Monopoly isn't the only board game in town.

Sascha Santschi Cooney is a linguistics student in UCD and he told Oliver all about a little known language in the South East of Ireland called Forth and Bargy.