The CEO of Astronomer, whose embrace with a co-worker during a Coldplay concert kiss cam went viral, has tendered his resignation. Ciara O'Brien, Business and Technology Journalist with the Irish Times, talks about the viral moment.

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Donald Trump is seeking damages from the Wall Street Journal's parent company after the newspaper ran a story claiming he wrote a "bawdy" birthday greeting to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Niall Stanage, White House Columnist with the Hill, tells us more.

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The Irish Times reports that senior management in RTÉ may use the departure of Joe Duffy to reimagine the Liveline brand. The article's author, Conor Pope, speaks to This Week along with Eileen Culloty, Assistant Professor in the School of Communications at DCU.

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As Cork take on Tipperary in today's All Ireland senior hurling final, we ask what makes a perfect hurley? Charlie McGinley reports.

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From tomorrow, video sharing platforms which are based in Ireland must ensure that they verify the age of their users. Philip Arneill, Head of Education and Innovation with CyberSafe Kids, explains the changes.

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After President Trump's announcement of fresh tariffs on the EU, there is significant concern about the potential impact on the Irish economy and workers. We hear from Danny McCoy, Chief Executive of the business representative group IBEC.

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Darragh O'Brien, the Minister for Climate, Environment, Energy and Transport, speaks to This Week about plans for the Dublin Airport Cap, energy prices and the recent announcement of fresh tariffs on the EU by President Trump.

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Presidential elections are notoriously bruising affairs, with all aspects of a candidate’s past coming under the spotlight. Gavin Duffy, a business advisor who contested the presidential election in 2018, recalls his experience.

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Legislation to abolish juries in defamation trials will be back before the Oireachtas next week. The Dail has already voted in favour of the bill, but it is before the Seanad next week. Retired High Court Judge Bernard Barton and media lawyer Michael Kealy debate the proposed change.

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Stormclouds are gathering for the economy after Donald Trump's threat of 30% tariffs while the Presidential election kicks into gear. Sandra Hurley from our political staff gives us an update.

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