Should social media firms take down footage of the Navan attack? As protests intensify, is Roderic O'Gorman being thrown under the bus? Áine and the team reflect on a violent and traumatic week, before considering other matters. Such as, what do you get when you cross a Health Minister trained in Taekwondo, John Travolta and a photo op?

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A cheaper loaf of generic white is nowhere near the sort of result the Govt needs amid public clamours for supermarkets to step up. Food, a bit of GAA and a holiday is all people want, said Charlie McCreevy back in the day. With the row over GAAGO, that means double trouble for the Government.

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Áine Lawlor is joined by David Murphy, Sandra Hurley and Paul Cunningham as the government returns after the May Day Bank Holiday. The price of a pint (of milk) is a hot topic and the Taoiseach has a robust exchange with Paul Murphy in the Dáil

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Has Niall Collins done enough? Áine Lawlor talks to Sandra Hurley, David Murphy and Micheál Lehane

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John Paul Phelan underscores the sense that FG need to put in the hard yards to establish candidates ahead of the next general election. (And just how invested is Leo in the political project?) Áine Lawlor acknowledges George Mitchell's (latest) heroic turn in Belfast. And stay tuned for some bizarre calls TDs get on Christmas Day...

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In this third installment of our series marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement Áine Lawlor talks to former Ambassador and Irish Government negotiator David Donoghue and Former advisor to Senator Edward Kennedy and President of the US/Ireland Alliance Trina Vargo.

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Plenty of vitriol in the House, prompting the Ceann Comhairle to condemn the ructions. After a week where heat trumped light, Áine Lawlor is joined by Sorcha Ní Riada, Micheál Lehane and Sandra Hurley to reflect on the fireworks, and ask what they might promise, as Taoiseach Leo Varadkar vows that this is administration that is "built to last".

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For the second of our podcasts to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, Áine Lawlor is joined by activist and writer Danny Morrison, former UUP leader Mike Nesbitt, Irish Times columnist Justine Mc Carthy and Stephen Grimason, former Political Editor with BBC Northern Ireland.

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The lifting of the eviction ban continued to dominate the Dáil. Host Sandra Hurley is joined by Paul Cunningham, Sorcha Ní Riada and Micheál Lehane to discuss a hectic week in which Green TD Neasa Hourigan lost the whip. All eyes are on next week's no confidence motion by Labour.

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Áine Lawlor is joined by Emma DeSouza, Bríd Rodgers, Monica McWilliams and Liz O’Donnell to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. They pay tribute to Northern Secretary Mo Mowlam's defining role, but warn that sectarianism remains a daily reality in Northern Ireland, and is driving young people overseas.