This Week

Aengus asks environmental scientist Tara Shine how significant it is that weather events such as Europe's current heatwave appear to be happening earlier, more frequently, and more intensely than ever before.

Aengus asks former Conservative MP and Times columnist, Matthew Parris, who is most likely to succeed Boris Johnson as leader of the Conservative party and Prime Minister.

A summer heatwave has triggered devastating forest fires across the southwest of Europe. Aengus speaks to France 24 reporter Sharon Gaffney about the situation in France.

Aengus asks Catherine Woollard, Director of the European Council on Refugees and Exiles, if other European countries are experiencing similar challenges accommodating new arrivals.

As Limerick aim for their 4th title in 5 years against 36 times champions Kilkenny our reporter Clare McNamara hears from supporters outside Croke Park.

Gavin asks Minister Eamon Ryan about the different options for cutting emissions from agriculture and the challenges of accommodating the rising number of Ukrainians arriving into the country.

Mairead McGuiness EU commissioner on financial services, financial stability and capital markets union.

Derek Scally Berlin correspondent for the Irish times.

Professor of European Security at Georgetown University and has previously served on the NATO Allied Command Transformation. Iulia is an expert in Black Sea security.

Efforts are continuing at the UN Security Council to try keep a humanitarian corridor in North West Syria open. Over 4 million people depend on the supplies that come through the Bab al-Hawa crossing on the border with Turkey.