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Future of AI: "We still have a chance to reshape these things"

Governments need to work together to regulate AI companies before the technology gets too powerful, argues Dex Hunter-Torricke, former Meta, SpaceX and Google DeepMind executive.

living • 11 hrs

New access to records for family tree research

Genealogist John Grenham offers tips on researching your family tree and talks about the changing face of ancestry research in Ireland.

Highlights • 29 Jan

Liveline: What do men in their 30s want when it comes to dating?

Amy got in touch with Liveline to ask if anyone could tell her and her friends what men in their 30s want, as they've all had bad experiences with men not being upfront about their intentions around dating.

Highlights • 29 Jan

'Sharing' a phone with your partner to avoid addiction relapse

Porn, cocaine and alcohol: Breaking the addiction cycle and why the smartphone is often the problem.

Highlights • 26 Jan

Meet the family running second-hand shops in Temple Bar

Two generations of second hand & vintage shopowners Frank McQuade (Flip), Son Michael (Badlands) & Daughter Sophie (Sacred Heart of Vintage) join Oliver Callan in studio.

Highlights • 20 Jan

The health benefits of singing: "It is absolutely powerful"

Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar tells Katie and Colm how singing – and especially singing in a choir or a group – can have lasting health benefits.

Highlights • 08 Dec 25

Gina Daly's air fryer tips for Christmas dinner

Drivetime • 25 Nov 25

woman shopping for clothes on her smart phone

Can Irish consumers break the cheap goods habit?

Stemming the flow of low-value Chinese imports is a complicated business, as a business leader and sustainability reporter tell Philip Boucher-Hayes on Today.

Highlights • 21 Nov 25

Sales Assistant In Bakery Putting Gluten Free Label Into Freshly Baked Brownies

Coeliac Disease: "It's more common than you think"

Registered dietician Sarah Keogh and Consultant Gastroenterologist Professor Karen Boland speak with Claire Byrne about diagnosing and living with coeliac disease.

Highlights • 22 Oct 25

Baz Ashmawy on location in Tallaght for DIY SOS: The Big Build

Baz Ashmawy on DIY SOS: "I love it. I would do it forever"

Baz Ashmawy chats about his passion for presenting feel-good home renovation show DIY SOS: The Big Build Ireland, his other current projects, and how turning 50 doesn't mean he's slowing down any time soon

Highlights • 30 Oct 25

Tired exhausted young woman office worker sitting at table with laptop rubbing nose

What is brain fog, and how can we deal with it?

GP and author talks to Cormac and Claire about how our brains can get overwhelmed, our addiction to distraction and how to manage it all

Mental Health • 03 Oct 25

Cognitive offloading: Is your smartphone bad for your brain?

Professor Matthew Sadlier tells Claire Brock how our phone-dependent lives are doing real damage to our brainpower.

Highlights • 28 Aug 25

Living with OCD: "For so long I was afraid"

Grace Cahill, founder of Studio Grace, tells Dearbhail how Obsessive Compulsive Disorder has affected her life.

Highlights • 13 Aug 25

What is the Gen Z stare, and what does it mean?

Writer Niamh O'Reilly talks to Anna about a new front in the online intergenerational wars - the Gen Z Stare.

Highlights • 06 Aug 25

Charity, volunteering and donating concept. Raised up human hands with red hearts. Children's hands are holding heart symbols. Vector

Human Tissue Act: "Organ donation is just the best of humanity"

Joe spoke to people about the law that came into force on 17 June, making organ donation - which was previously opt-in - assumed in all cases, except where a person has actively opted out.

Highlights • 19 Jun 25

What's the difference between biological & chronological ageing?

Reporter Brian O'Connell investigates the growing trend of getting your biological age checked against your chronological age on Today with Claire Byrne.

Highlights • 19 Jun 25

How just 20 images of a child can be used to make a deepfake

Claire Byrne talks to Mick Moran CEO of hotline.ie about advances in AI tools which facilitate the creation of child sex abuse material

Highlights • 28 May 25

The forgotten legacy of sauna culture in Ireland

Journalist and author Rosanna Cooney on her research in to ancient Irish sweat lodges and the healing powers of modern saunas

Highlights • 28 May 25

Counselling psychologist on building a good morning routine

The psychologist tells Philip Boucher Hayes how getting things right in the morning can lead to getting things right for the rest of the day. Cold shower, anyone?

Highlights • 29 Apr 25

Starling Murmurations: "This is something really, really special"

Birdwatch Ireland want the public's help to record sightings of starling murmurations as survey co-ordinator Brian Burke explains on The Ray D'Arcy Show

Highlights • 28 Feb 25

Why you should try running backwards

Retro runner Garrett Doherty ran the Dublin City Marathon backwards. He tells Ray about the many benefits of walking or running backwards.

Highlights • 29 Jan 25

DIY solution brings Christmas magic to neurodivergent child

Anita Nolan tells Ray how she and her dad managed to come up with a DIY solution when her son with additional needs loved Christmas trees so much that he unintentionally damaged them.

Highlights • 25 Dec 24