Joining us during lockdown is independent Senator Lynn Ruane. She was first elected to Seanad Éireann in 2016 and was returned for a second term in 2020. In 2018 Lynn released her autobiography 'People like me'. 

This episode of WTSpod is dedicated to memory of Ray Clarke. 

The great and wonderful Eric Lalor joined us this week as we all continue to play our part in the lockdown. 

Eric is one of Ireland's favourite comedians and actors, known for lighting up stages and the streets of Carrigstown on RTÉ's Fair City. 

This week we're joined by the People's Historian and host of the brilliant Three Castles Burning Podcast, Donal Fallon. 

Donal has forgotten more about Dublin than most will ever know and specialises in social history - sharing the stories of the people behind the events. 

Wash the hands. Stay at home. 

In the midst of a COVID-19 lockdown we turn to two comedic masterminds to share some laughs through Skype. 

Stay at home. Wash the hands. Much love. 

A global pandemic with people living in isolation? There's only one man to turn to, host of Buckshot Podcast and comedian, Tom O'Mahony. 

Tom gives his thoughts on the pandemic, lets us know what he's been up to and how he's surviving, Mero bails out when rugby gets brought up, and Tom tells us about his hard hitting 99-year-old grandad who takes no shit. 

Check out Buckshot Podcast to hear more of Tipperary's finest. 

Wash your hands. 

Paul Devaney is a Longford man who has been leading a challenge to scale the world's highest heights. The Seven Summits Challenge involves reaching the top of the highest mountain on every continent. To date, Paul has reached 6 of the 7 summits with only the biggest prize eluding him, Everest. 

Paul tells us his story including what happens when you're on the other side of the world and there's a family tragedy, his dedication to completing the 7 summits, and what happened on his previous two attempts to climb Everest. 

Check out www.irishsevensummits.com to learn more about Paul's story and what happens next. 

This week we're joined by boxing legend Michael Conlan, who is currently in camp training for another headline bout a Madison Square Garden on St. Patrick's Day. 

A double Olympian and double Inter-Continental champion, Conlan is widely regarded as one of Ireland's greatest ever boxers. Mick chats to the lads about some of his career highlights, friendships - including how Paddy Barnes helped save Christmas, his passion for mental health advocacy and helping people, and what comes next. 

It was a pleasure for us to have Mick on the podcast, especially for a milestone episode like 200. 

We've loved the 5 years we've spent making this podcast, and we hope to continue as long as you keep listening. Thanks for listening and supporting two lads from Ballybrack who like to hear stories and laugh at each other's mistakes. 

General Election 2020 is in the books but the result has left more questions than answers. To help us with those questions we asked the wonderful Aoife Moore to join us and put a bit of manners on our (lack of) political knowledge. 

Much like Irish politics, chaos takes over and the result is a lot of giggles and Mero getting a new nickname. 

The42.ie journalist and writer Paul Dollery joins us on the podcast this week. 

Paul gives his take on the 2020 League of Ireland season, the state of Irish MMA and we take a little look at the Republic of Ireland national team's future. 

The brilliant and hilarious PJ Gallagher returns to WTSpod this week. You can get more of PJ on the Dubland podcast alongside Suzanne Kane and every weekday morning on Classic Hits Radio with Jim McCabe. 

This episode of WTSpod was brought to you by Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, go to www.fitzpatrickcastle.com for more.