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

Chloe Gardiner runs the Wonky Woolins, a handmade soft toy company in Galway. Although this is not the 19 year old's first business venture having set up her first business at the tender age of 15. Further information: thewonkywoolins.com

Journalist Nick Sheridan talks to Oliver Callan about his new book Breaking News: How to Tell What's Real From What's Rubbish. He was inspired to write the book for children to as guide to the world of news.

River Cycles runs a bike donation scheme for people coming from Ukraine to Ireland. Paul McQuaid runs the Usher's Island bike shop and talks to Oliver about the immense popularity of the scheme.

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

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

Marika Leen is originally from Holland and now lives in Galway. She chats to Ryan about being one of the few female thatchers in Ireland.

Ryan was joined by; Sheila Ferguson lead singer of the Three Degrees and now starring in Chicago, Zlata Filipovic 30 years on from the siege of Sarajevo, Una O'Hagan with a heartfelt tribute to her late husband Colm Keane, journalist Stuart Ramsay on the moment he and his crew were ambushed in Ukraine And thatcher, Marike Leen.

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

Sky News chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay and his four colleagues were ambushed on February 28th on route to the Ukranian capital Kiev.