On this week's show Oliver Callan was joined by Anne Tiernan, author of The Last Days of Joy, bush survival expert Tom Bán, comedian Martin Angolo, Dundalk man Paddy Malone on the One Armed Wonder: The Extraordinary Story of Jimmy Hasty and motoring editor Geraldine Herbert.

Walking the Camino is a popular holiday experience for many. Deirdre McGlone talks to Oliver about bringing the joys of the Camino to Donegal. Further information at Donegalcamino.ie

Geraldine Herbert is the motoring editor for the Irish Independent. The recent news that the EU are banning sales of CO2 emitting cars in 12 years in favour of more environmentally friendly options is a game changer for some car lovers.

The stories and headlines that grabbed Oliver's attention.

Aoife Ní Chathasaigh is the nursing director at Mac Bride community nursing unit in Westport. A Fistful of Memories is a cookbook reflecting the emotion and history of the resident's recipes.

The stories and headlines that grabbed Oliver's attention.

One Armed Wonder tells the incredible story of Jimmy Hasty. Paddy Malone talks about the impressive footballer. The documentary is available on uefa.tv

Irish comedy is at an all-time high. The Alter Ego Comedy Club in Sea Church Ballycotton is back. Martin Angolo will be part of the lineup on April 20th.

Anne McReynolds is the chief executive of Belfast's Metropolitan Arts Centre. She gives the inside track on what the city has to offer.

The stories and headlines that grabbed Oliver's attention.