Sunday newspaper panel, part 2
Pat Kingsley on, 'Brand Beckham.' Declan Walsh on life in and since Pakistan. Former commander of Scotland Yard John O'Connor on the Madeleine McCann case. And Adrian Weckler on the future of technology.
Marian Finucane
Saturday, Sunday, 11 - 1pm
Podcasts
Sunday 19th May
Sunday newspaper panel, part 1
Newspaper panel: Joan Burton, Minister for Social Protection / Prof. Michael O'Keeffe - ophthalmologist / Michael Clifford - columnist with Irish Examiner / Jim Power - economist / Maureen Gaffney, clinical psychologist Writer and publican Billy Keane talks about Donal Walsh.
Saturday 18th May
London tourist attractions
Joe O'Shea and arts journalist Gemma Tipton give us their tips for museums and galleries in London.
Genetics: Prof. David McConnell
With Angelie Jolie's mastectomy story in the news Prof. of Genetics David McConnell talks live in studio about the genes that indicate a likelihood of getting cancer.
Interview: Helen McEntee
Interview: Áine speaks to Helen McEntee, FG T.D. for Meath East about her dad, women in politics and being a young person in the Dáil.
Sunday 12th May
Sunday newspaper panel, part 2
The panel is continued and they are joined by Tony Rushforth, adjudicator at the Athlone Drama Festival. Dearbhla Walsh a Film & TV director. Lurlene Duggan the Director of The Goat, Geraldine Canning Director of Dancing at Lughnasa and the over all winner of the festival Kilmeen West Cork for The Playboy of The Western World.
Sunday newspaper panel, part 1
Marian is joined by Johnny Fallon, Mary O’Rourke, Michael Harding, Blair Horan and Eddie Hobbs to discuss this weeks newspapers.
Saturday 11th May
Conor Pope - Loyality Cards
Conor Popes explains all when it comes to shopping loyality cards.
Paula Mee - Nutrition Consultant - Alkaline Diet
Paula Mee explains the science behind an Alkaline Diet.
Jack Jones Crooner Farewell Tour
Jack Jones is here in Dublin as part of his Farewell European Tour which will see him perform tomorrow at the NCH. Despite saying Farewell to Europe he has no intention of retiring.
Brendan Graham - Irish Lullaby
Brendan is composing lyrics for a lullaby for the newest addition to the Royal Household.
Profile: Kevin Kelly
Kevin is a man who has made and lost fortunes and seen out many recessions. He says the 80s were his best decade even though he was a Derry native living in London during the IRA bombing campaigns
Sunday 5th May
Sunday newspaper panel, part 2
Colm Tóibín in New York / John Murphy in studio on, 'Operation Yewtree,' in Britain / Paul Kimmage on the missing funds from the account set up to help him / Myles Dungan in studio on Hillary Clinton with writer&producer Eli Attie on the line from L.A. / Corinna Buckley from Athlone where the RTE All-Ireland Drama Festival is taking place.
Sunday newspaper panel, part 1
Sunday panel;Jamie Smyth; Ireland Correspondent with F.T. / Paul Williams - special correspondent; Irish Independent / Eileen Gleeson - former presidential advisor / Gerald Keane - solicitor / Senator Marie-Louise O'Donnell Former Garda Peter Crosbie talks to us about joining the Australia police force.
Saturday 4th May
Douglas Kennedy
The author on his career, new book and special relationship with Ireland.
Shay Healy
After legend Shay Healy's 70th birthday and induction into the IMRO Academy, he comes into studio to share some stories - with a stellar line-up of friends - about his life and career.
Breezy Point
Sports stars Dónal óg Cusack, Brian McGuigan and Ollie Canning join us to talk about the project to help Irish-American residents hit by Hurricane Sandy in New York.
2009 interview with Shay Healy
Marian's interview with Shay Healy from four years ago.
Sunday 28th April
Sunday newspaper discussion panel, part 2
Racing pundit John McCrirrick talks about the Godolphin horse drug scandal. Paddy Woodworth, author&journalist brings us the news from around the world, with Paul O'Brien - Overseas Director with Concern. Designer Richard Lewis joins the discussion on standards in the clothing trade.
Sunday newspaper discussion panel, part 1
Today's panel: Eamon Dunphy – broadcaster&columnist / Deirdre de Búrca – Social Policy Officer - Caritas Europa and former senator / Peter Mathews – accountant&F.G. T.D. / Dr. Austin O’Carroll – G.P.&Irish Thalidomide Association / Noirin Hegarty, journalist, former editor of the Sunday Tribune&independent.ie.
Saturday 27th April
Films and TV
Paul Whitington and Joe O'Shea join Peter Murtagh in studio to preview Iron Man 3, The Look of Love; and Bernie and to preview the pick of next week's TV.
Walking - Festival Time is Upon Us
There are a number of walking festivals taking place on the May Bank Holiday weekend: the annual South Sligo Walking Festival; the Cuckoo Walking Festival in Tarbert, Co Kerry and the Leenane Walking Festival. Peter Murtagh is in studio
Recommended Reading
In studio to give their recommended reads are Christine Dwyer Hickey, IMPAC longlisted author; Eoin Purcell, Commissioning Editor with New Island Books; and the best-selling author Cathy Kelly.
Diarmuid Gavin
The Chelsea Flower Show takes place in the gardens of the Royal Hospital Chelsea every May. Diarmuid Gavin will not be exhibiting this year.
Interview with Paul Kimmage
Paul Kimmage talks to Marian about his life and cycling career and what he has been doing since leaving the Sunday Times in 2012.
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