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Reaction to the women's relay success in Rome, tips for feeding toddlers & review of the new Apple TV show Presumed Innocent
Oliver Callan, em, kicks the elections; One man’s harrowing medical journey; And how school sports days need to stop tearing families apart
Former State Pathologist Dr Marie Cassidy on her time in Ireland & her latest novel, comedian John Bishop takes a break from his motorbike tour to chat to Radio 1 & all you need to know about perfume
The Tradwife movement – wholesome or Handmaid’s Tale? How one of Europe’s busiest maternity hospitals copes with 8,500 births a year; And Club 15-18 – booking a holiday when you’re a minor means never having to say you’re sorry
Let a Kondo Marie consultant help you spark joy again; Being diagnosed with Stargardt disease; And Bridgerton-mania strikes! Penelope and Colin spill the beans!!
The best TV shows to watch in June, one woman's story of fostering over 130 children & reaction to day 1 of the Leaving & Junior Cert exams
How science experiments have changed the world, a goat is rescued in Co Donegal & the best and worst national anthems
Movie reviews including John Krasinski's animation IF, Paul Howard is the visiting critic on The Oliver Callan Show & Rory O' Connell has cooking tips for the summer season
An American historian writes a novel about Victorian Dublin; The stakes are going up for Amber Gamblers; And North Earl Street in Dublin – a place where everything is art
The Eurovision that was definitely not for everyone; Dubliners disgrace themselves across the space-time continuum; And you’ll believe a salad can fly
Excitement builds in Malmo - we hear from a Eurovision superfan & a Macroom native ahead of the grand final, tips for the Women's Mini Marathon & the new Planet of the Apes movie is reviewed
The work benefits of union membership; The mental health benefits of ditching your smartphone; And the career benefits – or not – of publishing your first novel
The dangers associated with vaping, the best on screen villains & Eurovision royalty Johnny Logan reflects on his performance at the semi finals
A ban on electronic shock collars for dogs & cats, backstage at the Eurovision semi finals & author Marian Keyes chats about her new book & feathery strokers
Sampling the joys of outdoor sauna boxes; The morality of financial planning advice; And Dobbo takes his leave of the newsroom
The Dublin dancers aiming for world domination; Extracting multiple teeth – the cost of a high-sugar diet; And the good, the bad and the ugly of weight loss drugs
The lying lies that liars tell; How much?! Why your coffee keeps getting dearer; And careful now – there's more to Mayday than you think
Oliver Callan parties like it’s 1994; Please select all the pictures of crosswalks before proceeding; And 5G virus – when science and conspiracies collide
Author Jo Spain on why she writes all the time; A caller disgruntled by being asked to pay for paper bags; And the National Museum’s new Traveller Culture archive
Going clubbing when you’re not all that young; Revealed: how Ireland is being invaded by millions of tiny fish; And comedian Kevin McGahern on how Kerry inspired Star Wars
Claire Byrne discusses the role played by a GP during pregnancy, Navan born actor Claire Bermingham talks life in LA & we hear about the mental health issues faced by farmers
One Day author David Nichols unveils his latest novel; How to escape your giant car when it’s in a tiny parking space; And how Daniel O’Donnell keeps things fresh
Taylor Swift’s new album – the middle-aged white guys’ reaction; Remembering the victims of the Stardust tragedy; And Ireland’s best caves for your next holiday
Can diet really help with arthritis? A career with Irish Rail & TV recommendations on Arena - all this & more on Playback Daily
Remembering the bygone era of Cork’s Echo Boys; Best practice for hiring neurodiverse employees; And author Anthony Horowitz on our fascination with murder
Why granny trollies are back in fashion, Sharon Corr chats to Miriam &- Oliver Callan hears from the authors of 'You're Not the Problem' - the impact of narcissism & emotional abuse
Saving the world one former Irish president at a time; The FAI manager saga goes full ludicrous mode; And you’ve heard about homebirth, but what about freebirth?
The best (& worst) biopics, why we need to talk about frustration & winners of Home of the Year share the secrets to their success
Simon Harris is appointed as Taoiseach, questions and advice about bowel cancer & executive producer of the no 1 movie on Netflix this week 'Scoop' chats to Ray
Goodbye Leo, hello Simon; From archivist to author – Andrew Hughes on his new novel; And is middle-aged spread genetic?
The best of Bond movies, why bats are so important & the late night soccer blitz in Darndale
The best alternative cities in Europe to visit, how to write an Oscar winning movie & is the latte levy a good idea?
Keeping eyes – and ears – peeled for Ireland’s birds of prey; The man who left an engagement ring in the back of a cab; And 45 years conducting the Dublin County Choir.
The Paddy’s Day parade floats we all want to see; Tóg mo mháthair chéile - stand-up as Gaeilge; And watching Lindsay Lohan's Irish Wish so you don’t have to.
Ró ghnéasach do mo léine - how to get it on as Gaeilge; From R&B to Country – musicians swapping genres; And the grand marshals leading this year’s parades.
Could your handbag be causing you pain? Steve Wall on his ever evolving career & Nestflix- watching an endangered bird in Co Cork
A West Cork songwriter about appearing on Times Square, new guidelines from the HSE about why we need to move more & tributes to Charlie Bird
Ireland wins the Oscars; Touchscreens in cars – the work of the devil?; And comedian Joanne McNally turns investigative journalist.
O’Leary vs Ryan: the Revenge-off; The versatility of the humble onion; And Cillian Murphy’s favourite band live from Cork.
Trees are great, aren’t they? Let’s plant more of them; Who is the definitive mum on film and television?; And Interims: Brian Kerr talks about working with John O’Shea’s management team.
Make sure you’ve got volume – glam is back; Make sure you’re not infected – scabies is back too; And the definitive word on the difference between a fiddle and a violin.
Space Junk and Black Holes – is space eating itself? Why being in hospital may mean you can’t vote; And Ray D’Arcy meets the man with the golden voice.
Hot or Not? Dune Part Two reviewed and rated; Met Éireann on how they missed the #Snowpocalypse; And taking on ageism in the coach-driving industry.
The 13-year-old from Galway cracking up Hugh Bonneville; You need to step away from the 3 for 2 Easter Eggs; And how to win a world swimming championships medal.
Saving the Swiss Roll, the best heartbreak songs & drag queen Veda on her new film....all this & more on today's show.
What comes into your house on the soles of your shoes? A British billionaire hoovers up a lavish estate in Co Waterford; And he shoots people, then asks questions – the man behind Humans of Dublin.
Lorraine Kelly tells Miriam about her debut novel, Emmet Kirwan on the return of Dublin Old School & Cork's 21 year old snooker star...all this and more on today's show.
Book recommendations ahead of Ireland Reads Day this Saturday & Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch features. What wildflowers to look out for & much more
Hugh Wallace reveals his favourite Home of the Year judge; Should Irish be optional after the Junior Cert?; And when contemporary dance meets the GAA.
Oliver Callan's review of the BAFTA's, author Sarah Webb on supporting Irish children's books & the science behind colour- all this and more on today's show.
The exciting musical history of our shopping baskets; How crowdfunding works – and sometimes doesn’t; And the Irishman who won the bonkers Arctic Spine race.
Examining our dreams, romance fraud & Gavin & Stacey creator Ruth Jones....all feature on today's show
Animals that mate for life, the laws around deepfakes & mobile libraries...all this & more on today's show.
An old band with a new singer performs on air for the first time; Planning a holiday to the Canaries? Maybe think again; And is any of this real or is it all an AI deepfake?
The Irish yoga instructor vying to become The Apprentice; So you're checking into a hotel – but did you pack your UV stain kit?; And behold - Oliver Callan’s first visiting critic.
Sleeping with your pets, the perfect pancake mix & the campaign to recruit more female bus drivers...all on this edition of Playback Daily
The fastest feet in Ireland, a scorpion in Co Wicklow & the dangers of cocaine use all feature on this edition of Playback Daily.
The artist who drew The Monk; Nora Owen on the late John Bruton; And opening up about depression.
A story of a drug-fuelled kidnapping in Co Mayo; How to avoid exploding baked potatoes; And Dara Ó Briain goes to the opera.
The 21-year-old knitting fashion sensation; David Grey heads back to where it all began; And it’s the end of the world as we know it (sorry).
The best ways to manage stress, new grooming rules for the defence forces & a bilingual comic all on today's Playback Daily
How to spot a traitor; The restaurant where everyone gets along; And celebrating Luke Kelly’s 40th anniversary.
Parenting tips with Clinical Child Psychologist David Coleman, fierce females in your favouirite books & a brand new show on Radio 1- all on this edition of Playback Daily
The film & TV highlights to look forward to in February, Dustin shares his Eurovision thoughts & country singer Susan Mc Cann all feature on this edition of Playback Daily
When Shay met Billy; It’s Liver Health Awareness Month - you knew that, right? And how to help your skin cope with Winter.
The pros & cons of dating apps, Dry January & actress Fionnula Flanagan on Emmys, Star Trek & Sive
What does it take to be a tour guide in Irealand? The new immersive Book of Kells digital experience & the dangers of dazzling headlights for motorists- all this & more on Playback Daily
The world has more good people than you might think; The best wind-down watches on TV; And Graham Norton on how the Irish are the funniest of them all.
Why the phonebox repair guy is busier than ever; Soon you may not be able to land your private jet at Dublin airport; And when the smell from the toilet becomes a hazard.
Is Waterford the greatest county in Ireland? Why you’re wearing the wrong jeans; And Ray D’Arcy fluffs a duck.
The UK Post Office scandal, what happens when you bruise? & X-Factor finalist Mary Byrne on her new one woman show, all this & more on today's Playback Daily.
Is Cillian Murphy actually the greatest actor of all time? Miriam talks to the Irish George Clooney. Or just, you know, George Clooney; And should we cut short school holidays? (Yes, obviously)
How the Are We Dating the Same Guy? groups keep women safe; Making Irish sporting history – swimmer Daniel Wiffen; And a former Miss Ireland’s troubles with her hair.
The office Christmas party – should you go or no? The office Christmas party – if you go, what you should and shouldn’t wear; And the office Christmas party that Ray threw in Dublin Castle.
It’s beginning to look a lot like chocolate – how to nom nom your way through Christmas; Why we don’t see wonky vegetables in shops; And let’s be careful out there – how to prevent accidents in the home this holiday season.
Sam Altman and the phenomenon of Boomerang CEOs; How VAR could get even more annoying; And finally the Now That’s What I Call Music superfan talks!
New Ross marks the 60th anniversary of JFK’s assassination; Door-to-door danger – a new scam targets charity donors; And the Irish contestant in Squid Game: The Challenge
Ireland’s 1985 Eurovision representative gets an award; The minefield of who does the household chores; And is it ever too early to put up your Christmas tree?
Strange goings on in the midwest; Winter warming classics to bake at home; And Knuckling Down with Pat and Faye Shortt
The lowdown on the new Robbie Williams doc on Netflix, comedian Jason Byrne on his new book & forgetfullness in middle age - all on this edition of Playback Daily
Parenting questions with Dr David Coleman, a walking tour of Dublin Book Festival & Oliver Callan chats to Pete Waterman
Heroes, ultra runners & the perfect DIY sandwich- all on this edition of Playback Daily.
The most common passwords in Ireland, homework is it really necessary? and a Liveline caller tells Joe how her family home has been falsely listed as a hotel! All this & more on Playback Daily
How to talk non-stop for more than 27 hours; How to plant a forest of native trees; And just why is man’s best friend man’s best friend?
Farming for your followers on YouTube; The kids that think they spend too much time online; And could this really be the end for pyramid-shaped tea bags?
Dolly Parton on Liveline? Yes! Dolly Parton on Liveline! Donal Skehan's got a new kitchen and a new cookbook; And the endlessly fascinating lives of cows.
100 years of the House of Mouse; The 12-year-old who doesn’t have a school place; And that crushing defeat to New Zealand
Connecting Aisling Bea to the Irish rugby team; The pharmacy in a cookbook; And Irish icons of reality TV.
Reaction to Budget 2024, the voices behind the 'I'm Grand Mam' podcast & what defines a good friendship? all on this edition of Playback Daily
What sort of crunchy noise do your knees make? Keeping the lights on when the planet’s on fire; And how your diffuser may be bad for your pet.
Expensive runners, are they worth it? A look ahead to a big night in Paris & a startling discovery in Co Cork- all on this edition of Playback Daily.
A former Strictly Come Dancing winner chats to Ray D'arcy, Lucy Kennedy on the best & worst to live with & how we can tackle problem gambling
Just what is the best reality dating show on TV? When is it graffiti and when is it art? And, yes, Aertel is still going (but not for long).
The harmful effects of vaping on young people, U2's opening weekend at The Sphere & that controversial VAR decision all on this edition of Playback Daily
From taurantulas to lizards- the appeal of exotic pets! Comedian Julie Jay joins Ray & why moving to the sticks was a good idea for a mum of seven!
Making the most of falling flat on your face, dealing with back pain & phone etiquette! All on this edition of Playback Daily
It's back and better than ever! Ok, well, it's back, at least. And on today's show: How to build and paddle your own canoe; What to do if you’re set upon by a water-hound; And 50 years of Horslips’ début album, The Táin.
Keeping safe in the water, West End king Cillian Donnelly and is it ever ok to eat eggs and tuna in the office?
Former FBI Director turned novelist James Comey, the benefits of a digital overhaul & the two year old turtle hitching a ride on LE William Butler Yeats all on today's Playback Daily
Tara Mines, Damien English on his resignation as a Junior Minister and remembering the searing honesty and beauty of Aslan's Christy Dignam.
Why isn’t De Valera Street a thing? How to survive an attack by a bull; And when your poem unexpectedly features in the Leaving Cert.
Asylum Workshop, the life of President Erskine Childers and could there be a supermarket price war on the way?
Mutiny and murder on The Wager, meet Ireland's polyglot and do you know when your pet is in pain?
25 years of the Marie Keating Foundation, Meath's 14 year sensation Cillian O'Connor on Britain's Got Talent and Do you face your face properly?
Battle of the stand-ups: Callan vs Tiernan Brush Shiels: celebrating 60 years in showbiz And Ray D’Arcy visits Limerick Women’s Shed.
Clodagh Hawe's family speak out about familicide, rising star Niamh Moriarty on Best Interests and weather legend Evelyn Cusack waves goodbye...
The Fighting Irish: playing for Notre Dame. Remembering Billy Kedian and Soft Cell's Marc Almond...
Oliver Callan goes celeb stalking on his holidays 99 Problems – why summer might crumble away And how one man and his son’s video got 30m views on TikTok.
When Ryan leaves the studio, who gets the coffee table? Should we be worried about all those jellyfish floating in our direction? And Dara Ó Briain comes clean about those Late Late rumours.
When Jamie Lee Curtis bumped off Ryan Tubridy; A beginner’s guide to that little-known beat combo, U2; And opening up the amazing RTÉ Archive to the world.
GUBU, Improving the lives of people with Cerebral Palsy and the secret life of Irish born Emily Anderson - the codebreaking queen...
Stanley Tucci in Dublin, Pink Salmon in Irish waters and reaching the most at need with street medicine...
Designer Virtue Shine on style, colour and making Galway her home. Missing masterpieces in the art world and fast fashion and the circular economy...
The Canadians who are more Oirish than the Irish themselves; The ACL – the 3-letter acronym no sportsperson wants to hear; And the weightlifter hoping to join her brother at the next Olympics.
Jo Spain on Harry Wilde and her new book Don't Look Back. AI and the hoax opinion piece and Bafta bliss for Derry Girls...
Bernard Phelan's release and pardon from prison in Iran, elections in Turkey and our feelings for fish...
Where is the hype for the Women's World Cup? Communicating about climate change and the difficult decision making process of organ donation...
Eurovision in Liverpool! Taking Sides: Michael Portillo's doc on Civil War and why volunteering is good for the soul...
Good Mothers – the wives and mothers of Mafia mobsters; Butt boost – the Turkish cosmetic surgeries that want to fix you; And Ryan Tubridy watches 15 minutes of the UK Coronation.
Ed Sheeran rules himself out of the running to present the Late Late Show; Should we be banning recreational vaping? And presenting the Boss with his Co Kildare library card.
The perils of loneliness, that dancing school principal and pro-cyclist Imogen Cotter on getting back on the saddle after a life changing crash.
The talk show guy’s adventures in New York City; The rain is not falling in Spain; And the best songs to sing along to in the car.
The real impact of road traffic death, laundry 101; tackling those stains and zip lining with Sinead...
Repent – the end of the world is nigh; Imagine you’re in the lift trying to hold in wind; And look out look out, the clamper’s about.
The joys of birdwatching, finding your voice and your inner peace in a choir and what's going on with our frogspawn?
Niamh Algar on her new series Malpractice, Ireland's oldest working barber and where to go on a staycation...
The ins & outs of the Witness Protection Programme, challenges facing childcare providers & movement coach to the stars - all this and more on today's Playback Daily
Cecelia Ahern on her new book and getting angry, disappointment for holiday goers and crotch blowouts...repairing those jeans!
Mr Tubridy goes to Belfast; Tissues at the ready – it's hay fever season; And how germs – not people – make history.
President Biden in Ireland, turning trauma into a successful debut novel and have you got problems with your pavs? Making the perfect meringue...
US President Joe Biden's keynote speech in Belfast, sober raves & exercising as you grow older - all this on more on today's episode of Playback Daily.
Marking 25 years since The Good Friday Agreement. Is one drink a day too much? And one-armed wonder Jimmy Hasty...
Can you have too much Paul Mescal in your life? No, apparently; Hey Siri, do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? And – is it getting hot in here? The culture wars reach Ireland’s libraries.
How indefatigable is Norma Sheahan? Pretty darn indefatigable; Rise of the Machines – the dangers of the AI arms race: And painting on the radio – Joe Duffy celebrates Van Gogh.
David Baddiel on anti-semitism, Operation Chiffon and how one couple became a trouple...
An update on the Annie McCarrick case, clocks going forward and finding your inner geek...
One man's experience of living with facial difference, laundry 101 and the joys of Spring...
You will, you will, you will – what to do if you’re a people pleaser; Daily life in Russian-occupied Mariupol: And – fancy getting on a plane with no pilot? They’re coming, apparently.
Ryan on leaving The Late Late Show, Liveline celebrates the seanchai and the early days of the drugs squad...
Ladies and gentlemen, The Edge! A 12 year old's expertise on former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and why you should still fit into the jeans you wore when you were 21...
The Bray filmmaker documenting the lives of Ukrainians during wartime; It’s spring (allegedly) – so time to get outdoors: And – GOOOOOAAAALLLL! The finest sports commentators from around the world.
So many nominations, so few wins – the Oscars and the Irish; How your cat could end up killing you: And what happens when M Night Shyamalan wants to adapt your novel for the big screen.
Eviction ban to be lifted, the problem with manifesting and Irish film talent off to the Oscars...
Sharenting – what is it and why on earth are you doing it? Snow on the way – but why won’t Met Éireann tell us about it? And Iora glas? When a grey squirrel is green.
Weaponised Incompetence – Ryan Tubridy on how to use it most effectively; Empty shelves in supermarkets – chef Brian McDermott on homegrown alternatives to elusive Spanish veg; And virtually exciting news for ABBA fans around the world.
The morning after the fire in Wexford Gen Hospital, Soc Dems leader Holly Cairns and writer Liz Nugent on her fifth novel on World Book Day...
Dearbhla Mescal on Gucci, life changing diagnosis and her Oscar nominee son Paul. Anti fast fashionistas at Folkster and unravelling the Murdaugh Murders...
Long distance kissing? There’s an app for that; Dublin hotels are full for St Patrick’s weekend – unless you’re willing to pay silly money; And a diary in a bag – one Cork woman’s unexpected find.
Constant cravings? Why we are so addicted to high fat and sugar, King of the mullets on DWTS; Shane Byrne and the presence of AI...
The war in Ukraine one year on. One woman's brand new life after retirement and embracing the humble turnip...
Keeping your fruit & veg fresher for longer, the leadership of the Social Democrats & why romance is getting more expensive! All this & more on today's edition of Playback Daily
Writing for Jamie Lee at the Baftas, fruit and veg shortages and one of the most eloquent testimonies about the injustice of the mother and baby homes you'll ever hear...
Shorry? Why some people quickly acquire accents; E-scooters – scourge of pedestrians or environmentally-friendly transport solution?; And the very lovely Richard E Grant on hosting this year’s BAFTAs.
Tiger Woods and his tampon, BellX1's Paul Noonan on the power of music and life in a prisoner of war camp in Ukraine...
Why women leaders are leaving political office; How online shopping sites get you to part with your money; And an insider’s account of the secret US government UFO programme.
Living with sudden hearing loss, Sian Phillips on Peter o'Toole and Banksy's Margate mural...
Valentine's Day and fraud is in the air, Bungalow Bliss and the relationship between music and your tastebuds...
Claire Byrne in Rosslare, flag rules on Liveline and when Ryan Tubridy met Burt Bacharach...and a waterfall.
Winter gas bills, managing the aftermath of a natural disaster and Max Foster on modern media...
Spoiler alert: why it’s harder than ever to avoid having the ending ruined; Having surgery? Go for a cold-water swim first; And the remarkable story of the Co Cork villagers kidnapped by a Dutch pirate.
Looking ahead to the Six Nations Rugby, preparing a romantic meal at home & Eurovision fever is in the air, all on today's episode of Playback Daily.
De-extincting dodos, the facial recognition technology debate, dissatisfaction with the Mother and Baby Institutions Payment Scheme Bill and plenty more
St Brigid's Day, Italia 90's Charlie O'Leary on turning 99 and should you share your bed with your dog?
The remarkable story behind Schindler’s List; Who you gonna call – when the ghost bus doesn’t come? And where have all the Bridgets gone?
The colour of noise, Happy Valley and Marie Cassidy on leaving Dancing with the Stars...
Joe O'Connor's 'My Father's House', ARFID and parents desperate to see their children eat a varied diet and the legends of the Chelsea Hotel...
One woman (and her dog) goes solo travelling; A day in the life of a dog warden; And the who what and when of concussion.
Ryan Tubridy attempts to provoke an international incident; When there’s nothing left in the tank – how to combat burnout; And Ireland wins all the Oscars.
The trouble with sleep, record breaking Rhasidat Adeleke on her latest victory and a Derry girl says goodbye to Dancing with the Stars...
Waterboys Mike Scott, Buddy the Elf's mother and Emer O'Neill on racism , online hate and speaking out...
How to stay calm while you wait to see if you’re nominated for an Oscar; The parents of murdered Natalie McNally appeal for help in catching her killer; And a day in the life of a busy GP clinic in Dublin.
The history of the second most widely-used substance on the planet; The devastating consequences of texting while driving; And the 14-year-old who climbed Ireland’s highest mountain 100 times.
Ice cream on chips? Price of the pint on the rise and talking to teens about pornography.
Laughter Yoga, collecting the stories of our oldest families members and the death of Lisa Marie Presley...
Are you a lark or an owl? The Golden Hoard; tales of our buried treasures and surviving against all odds in a freak accident...
How soon should you give in to your child’s demands that they get a phone?; Tributes to the late musician Séamus Begley; And how online shopping has led to a Kardashian-esque explosion in over-consumption.
When A.I. creates a lullaby for Claire Byrne, the capital of clean in Naas and the new season of Dancing with the Stars ...
Don't get stranded in your crocs, no puppy love in a Dublin pub and the most unforgettable Christmas school concert ever...
How one woman became a homeless homeowner; The appalling vista of Irish republicans watching Harry & Meghan; And why you should strike Ryan Tubridy off your all-star table quiz team.
The CF drug Kaftrio and the 35 children waiting for it, minding yourself and your home in the cold snap and Christmas DIY...
The “visceral and immersive” experience of watching All Quiet on the Western Front; Let’s be careful out there – office Christmas parties are back; And uncle Joe Duffy on a mission to find some odd Christmas presents.
Irish Rebel Women, road rage and other tales from the street and mastering the perfect mince pie for Christmas...
The roots to war in Ukraine, why quad bikes and trampolines shouldn't be on a Santy list and the tale of the builder's bottom...
The interesting world of trade marks from colour shades to apples and sounds. The lonely life of the solo sailor and more powerful testimony on Blackrock Boys...
The disappearance of Lord Lucan 48 years ago, loss and grief at an early age and Cop 27...
One mother speaks about the retention of her children's organs on Liveline. The trouble with Twitter and post famine film The Wonder...
What is happening to our eyeballs? An insight into the media habits of gen z and shooting season starts on liveline...
The rise of rage, getting to the heart of the Irish need for homeownership and Kellie Harrington
How knitting can help your mental health and maybe kick start your fashion career; Is your car worth more now than when you bought it?; And commemorating anti-fascism or celebrating assassination attempts – a plaque for Violet Gibson.
A heartbreaking tale of buying a puppy online, Through Our Eyes photo exhibition of Traveller life and the best Mob movies...
Finding homes for Ukrainian people fleeing the war, shipwreck hunter on finding Shackleton's Endurance and a celebration of the humble spud...
Food Fraud, Three castles burning: the history of Dublin in 12 streets and Michael Harding on maladies and opening the heart...
Winter is coming – how to avoid the dreaded twindemic; Is vandalising priceless artworks a legitimate way to protest?; And just what is the greatest concert film of them all?
Susie Dent and her dictionary of emotions, Marketa Irglova 15 years after 'Once' and things get weird with Barney the Dinosaur...
Lucy Worsley on Agatha Christie, Irish chef Anna Hawe on food and coming home and shining a light on endometriosis sufferers...
Filmmaker Baz Luhrmann on the making of Elvis, allegations of fixing in dance and Tracey Corbett Lynch on loss and grief...
Words from below – why we should listen when the land talks to us; From the ridiculous to the dangerous – how conspiracy theories ensnare people; And bang-up – how a €400 repair became a €40,000 bill...
Davina McCall on the Menopause, the budget and foster families and finding family secrets; Jimmy in Saigon...
Creepy crawlies house invasions,a dramatic escape from a house fire and Game of Thrones star Conleth Hill...
Kathleen Watkins on Patrick Kavanagh, Lucy Kennedy on Livin with... and bring back the pressure cooker, all is forgiven...
Joe at the National Ploughing Championships, new health campaign aimed at young adults and becoming a widow at 39...
The cost of running your kitchen appliances, a wildchild's guide to birds and the cost of dine n'dash to low pay workers...
Today with Claire Byrne goes to Dundalk, John Boyne on his new book and GOLD life as an older gay man in Ireland...
Cultivating Irish rainforests, looking for love in rural Ireland and getting a little experimental with your buns.
Looking back on the energy and inflation crisis of the 70s, an audience with the fifth Beatle, infertility funding, and how accessories can make or break your look.
The Storm is Here: Trump, Proud Boys and Jan 6th, Your Body's real age and Garth Brooks in concert...
The woman who smells Parkinson's, The Begley/Lynch home in Kerry and advice from Mabs...
Timothée Chalamée – you really can’t say his name too many times; Quiet quitting – is it a good move for your career or do you care?; And when Bono comes over to crash your Debs preparations...
The lack of understanding around the condition of obesity, Polio survivors tell their stories and Brian Murray on living and working with Alzheimer's...
What on earth is an Emerging Drug Trends Project manager?; It’s official – the Irish weather really is out to get us; And when it’s time to say goodbye to the dogs on your route, make sure you remember their names...
The benefits of Eco driving, Funny Friday in Waterford and Gogglebox Ireland's John and Dave on representation, lockdown and being on the telly...
Bins at dawn, an emotional reunion with a very special ring and flying with Tom Cruise...
Commemoration of Michael Collins, The Coffin Club and How much sleep do we really need?
Are spiders (whisper it) getting bigger? Caring for your back while working from home and it's offically scorchio!!
Advice from a seasoned traveller who’s still only 20 years old; Time to take your shirt and tie out of the back of the wardrobe – smart work attire is back; And if you’re out running this evening, watch out for buzzards on the prowl...
Love Islanders and lovebombing, The kindness of strangers and Hot Gossip with dance legend Arlene Philips...
Daisy Edgar-Jones on Where the Crawdads Sing, Litter on the beach and global food shortages...
Hot, hot, hot - keeping safe in the sun, the story behind one of the great scoops and the beauty of the Telegram...
Humanist funerals, a powerful #MeToo novel, heatwaves, and ridding the constitution of sexism.
How to buy and wear pre-loved clothes properly; Nominative determinism and the way it might look at you; And always make a note of where you stashed that €2500, just in case...
Finding hope after addiction and trauma, beware the online romance scams and the stars decend on Adare...
Steve Binder on making the 68' Special with Elvis. The aftermath of abuse and online trolling...
Grave intentions... no access to the family plot. Communards Rev Richard Coles on life and death and 100 years after Civil War...
Big fines for dog owners who don't pick up, Mary Byrne's Food for Thought and The Amusements...
Hugh Wallace on socks, bubbles and housing, Census 2022 and conquering Croagh Patrick in a wheelchair...
How long can you stand on one leg for? Your GP might soon be asking you to do it; The wicked witch of the west doing what she does best – scaring children; And strawberries and balsamic, anyone? It’s that time of year again.
A museum of a museum; looking after The Natural History Museum. Future proofing your health and Jessie Buckley with Bernard Butler...
Heatwaves and climate change, Minnie Driver on Harvey Weinstein and outrunning a horse...
Who’s jiggling your mouse?; You can’t clean until you’ve tidied, so stop trying; And maybe you should think about unpacking your action verbs...?
World Refill Day is fast approaching. What the heck is World Refill Day?; When ageing rockers go to war; And one sentient chatbot to rule them all...
On yer bike and in a pothole; the state of our cyclepaths, longterm mental health implications of the pandemic and food talk...
Ireland and the Platty Joobs – a match made in heaven?; Don McLean’s and the NRA - a match made in hell?; And celebrating Pride Month in Donegal.
Stars of 'The Hurler' movie, astronaut instructor Beth Moses and comedian Deirdre O'Kane...
Fighting addiction with boxing, insects in the summer months and Ukraine 100 days into the war...
Life in a Lighthouse, Beyond Measure; the return to imperial for the UK? And the perfect chicken roll...
How to climb Mt Everest when you’re blind; Was Mother Teresa of Calcutta a charlatan?; And commemorating 25 years since Hollywood landed on Curracloe beach.
Footballer Clare Shine on her new book detailing her struggles with addiction; The Boss is coming back and David McCullagh is very excited; And Stephen & Anita Mangan on their new book The Fart That Changed the World, which is, ahem, released tomorrow.
Trainers with everything – how your most comfortable footwear can be worn with any and everything; How fit do you have to be to win the EPL title? Quite fit, actually; And screen love – why we only have eyes for our phones.
Tell me an Ending: a novel about wiping those bad memories away, memories of Saipan 20 years on and being sun safe...
How to sit the Junior Cert at age 11; Bringing pets to visit children in hospital; And what makes a one-hit wonder a one-hit wonder?
Eurovision hopes dashed, Wagatha Christie case and making the most of our fishy friends…
Where do social media sites go when they die?; How Simon Callow met Mícheál MacLiammóir; And when your raccoon goes missing, who do you call?
Two stories of donating a kidney to a stranger, Who was Jane Roe and poetry in the time of Covid...
The Life-long joy of learningan instrument, the NI Elections andwho are you on the Enneagram test...
Why your teenage children can’t hear a word you’re saying; How to give away €60,000,000; And 6 reasons not to move to Ireland...
The cost of living and older people, a heartwarming GAA story and relationship killer...THE ICK.
Padraig Harrington on Oesophageal cancer awareness, the three day weekend and the Waterford Festival of Time...
Bill Browder on Putin's Russia, Ed Sheeran on his Irish Tour and Ireland's first heart and liver transplant...
Standing up to homophobia, an Irish combat cameraman’s incredible career, boom time for CDs and oil under the microscope.
Paul Murphy and Jess Spears talk about their experience with fertility treatment, Trevor Noah on comedy and commentary and much more...
The pain and trauma of sexual assault and rape, leaving Ireland for the frontline in Ukraine and Limerick person of the year...
Fights to pick with your kids, remembering life under siege in Sarajevo, and Mary Robinson's call to action
Horror on the streets of Ukraine, documenting the undocumented in Ireland and climbing the mountain with Charlie...
Have you had it yet? The people managing to avoid Covid; The amazing All-Ireland accent of Bonner Ó Loinsigh; And why we should ban lawnmowers...
HRT supply, Lessons in Chemistry and becoming a parent when you're visually impaired...
Permanently binning disposable cups, the joy of chipper chips, and stories from a Disaster Expert
Oscar winner Brenda Fricker, the big Spring forward and more from the cities of Ukraine...
From Popstars to soldiers on the frontline in Ukraine, Russia in focus and Oboist David Agnew says farewell...
How Gregory Peck was nearly Mary Hanafin’s father; Tackling the taboo subject of erectile dysfunction; And why Census Night is really very exciting...
A tribute to Pierre Zakrzewski, census time capsule and family secrets that were left Unspoken...
West Cork’s TikTok farming sensation; Dealing – or not – with the huge energy price-rises; And why climbing Mt Everest won’t help you deal with the void inside you...
Fuel saving advice, the men driving civilians to the Ukrainian border and batch cooking to save money...
Remember where we parked - The discovery of Shackleton’s lost ship, The Endurance; I’m in love with your melody – Ed Sheeran takes the stand; And why everything’s about to get a lot more expensive...
Giving refuge to Ukrainian families, finding a career in a trade as a woman and getting some confidence...
How to buy the mug that cannot be bought; Just why do people want to see Celine Dion in concert? And the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine...
Retiring from tennis to go to war, changing attitudes to HIV and recognizing fake news...
Voices from Ukraine, Zelinsky v Putin; both leaders profiled, and a new documentary shining a light on Vicky Phelan’s health and legal battles
Failing again and failing better in science; Bob Dylan a Conor McPherson stan?; and heated debates on Irish neutrality in the face of the crisis in Ukraine.
Russian invasion of Ukraine; Day 5, end of mandatory masks in most settings and DWTS...
Pioneering treatments for rare conditions, Finding confidence and when one Petula meets another Petula...
The long search for birth information for adopted people, Alice Leahy on burial for homeless people and more...
Love is in the air... and the bus, Helen Mirren on The Duke and romantic movies to watch this weekend.
The Brits are at it again – claiming our acting talent as their own; How to make sure your cat comes home every time; And the oddly-compelling action films of Big Liam Neeson...
The cost of living, going the distance with a double lung transplant and growing your own veg...
The return of the St Patrick's Day Festival, Rachel English on her new novel and Dancing with the Stars...
Coping with a very sick baby, Financial planning for your future and Do animals talk to each other?
Russian testing off the coast of Ireland, Edel Coffey's Breaking Point and the great decluttering...
The woman who sold the winning lottery ticket, the kidney transplant chain explained and making food easy to swallow...
Learning to walk again, the rise in anxiety and mood disorders and the big career change...
The public get a vote for the Irish entrant to Eurovision, lotto win for Mayo and the Sallins Train robbery in Crimes and Confessions...
Reaction to the shocking murder of Ashling Murphy in Tullamore; The boys who went out to play in Dublin and ended up in New York; and the Derry Girl who's gone to prison.
Facing adversity and pursuing your dreams, minimum pricing on alcohol and beginners baking...
Coping with uncertainty, a first-of-its-kind surgery, and product placement in film and TV
The tragedy of an unsolved murder, making a bucket list a reality and Dancing with the Stars new judge...
What is stealing your focus? The Pope's comments on pets and parents and How to be Good with Money...
More life stories from Liveline, portion control at Christmas and caring for your house plant...
Why you need to take control of your streaming TV habits; One woman’s long journey out of Direct Provision; And Buon Natale: how Christmas is celebrated in Italy...
Why you need to be careful when you’re borrowing from mum and dad to buy your first home; What the booster jab means for you; And when your step father in law to be is a tissue match...
Missing without a trace for 41 years, Women's football and living with retrograde amnesia...
Seasonal stamps, finding your passion after life-changing injuries and the folklore of Winter...
J Lo Johnny Logan on Christmas songs and Bohs, Toy Shows past and beware the Black Friday deal...
The Italian engineer who won the GBBO; When scientists attack; And the secrets of a real-life time traveller...
Mary Robinson on Cop 26, Louis Theroux on lockdown and family and the cost of non alcoholic drinks...
Huma Abedin on life in the eye of political storms, Sister Stan on inner peace and an update on Adam Terry...
Cop 26, Spike Island's daring escape 100 years on and the situations faced by home carers...
The joys â if you can bear it â of flyfishing; The evils of flushing wet wipes; And the secret life of meteorologist Gerald Fleming...
Climate change protest, a jigsaw with a twist & must see TV shows for the month of November
An insight into one of Ireland's most notorious kidnappings, 34 years on Skellig and Cop 26...
Climate change anxiety, the rescue of Cleo Smith and Catherine Corless on her book 'Belonging'
A new book on the disappearance of Philip Cairns in 1986, coping with fear and Paul O'Grady on the love of dogs and pregnant alpacas...
Charlie Bird on his diagnosis of Motor Neurone Disease, a new book looking at our Covid crisis and cringey words for the oldz...
Spooky Halloween baking for kids, the latest on the nightclub regulations & the return of Home Rescue
ShareJoy; Marie Sullivan on the loss of her young daughter Arwen, The Metaverse explained and Wee Daniel in the charts again...
Donât bother trying to not turn into your parents â you canât avoid it; How to survive for a month eating nothing but Irish food; And a Dubliner pays his tribute to a Chieftain...
The return of Adele, keeping your energy costs down and Dave Grohl at the crossroads in Ireland...
Bob Woodward on Peril his latest book on the Trump presidency, Facebook whistleblower and Squid Game...
The desperate search to find a place to rent, petrol pump rage and a new film on The Famine...
A new documentary on one focusing on the Whiddy Island disaster, the impostance of protein as we get older and Dustin the turkey...
Ana Nolan on giving up the drink, Fintan O'Toole on a personal history of Ireland and Livin with Lucy Kennedy...
Facial difference on screen, tattoos and mental health and what it's like to win millions...
Rocky Horror Show creator Richard O' Brien chats to Tubridy, what will Budget 2022 mean for you & how much water should we really be drinking?
Richard Osman on murder mysteries, quiz shows and the plight of long legged people, young climate activists take to the streets, how to have a euphemism-free chat with your child about the birds and the bees
Rick Stein on party music and complicated meals, beautiful Irish words and nocturnal animals...
Todayâs highlights include Mark OâHalloran on Conversations After Sex, an 11 year-old lifesaver on Liveline, Emer OâNeill on her fight against racism, and plenty more
The Golden Guinness Girls, the loneliness of the friend zone and the amount of sugar in children's yogurt...
John Lennon's favourite Beatles songs, back to the office and the worst sax solos ever...
One Dubliner's dramatic escape from the world trade centre on 9/11, near death experiences and packing those lunchboxes for the return to the office...
The Rolling Tubridy Tour heads into the west; Done your Christmas shopping yet? It may already be too late; And Amazon in Ireland: the end of everything or the best thing ever...?
Is your doggie a good boy? Is he? When Taylor Swift turns up at your gig; And heâs back â maybe â Garth Brooks eyes up another bumper run of gigs in Croke Park...
The 4-year-olds from Meath corresponding with international leaders; Your partner canât be with you for the birth of your child, but this RTÃ camera crew can; And the annual scramble for student accommodation is more frenzied (and more expensive) than ever...
When taking the plunge and getting married gets you very wet indeed; Why thereâs a pandemic-inspired feral cat problem in Ireland; And the man with the unpronounceable job title talks about his new book...
Three generations on dealing with racism in Ireland, the importance of bike helmets on our roads and women sharing their stories of surviving breast cancer...
When your honeymoon becomes a honeymonth; A miraculous sea rescue on a North Dublin beach; And can you â can anyone â find love on Twitter?
A Doctor on grief and loss, An Afghan woman on the Taliban and How green is your wardrobe?