Tuesday 27th June
Second Hour Podcast: Tuesday, 27 June, 2017
Presented by Audrey Carville and Conor Brophy
First Hour Podcast: Tuesday, 27 June, 2017
Presented by Audrey Carville and Conor Brophy
Facebook to produce own TV series
Gordon Hunt, Journalist with Silicon Republic, discusses Facebook's decision to produce original content
AIB shares rise on first day of unconditional trade
Adam Maguire discusses AIB shares that are starting unconditional trading in Dublin and London today
Salvador Dalí's body to be exhumed for paternity test
Miguel-Anxo Murado, freelance writer and journalist discusses a Spanish court order to carry out a DNA study to attempt to settle the long-running claim by woman who says she is the artist’s child
Appeals for all road users to be more careful in summer months
Garda Chief Superintendent Aidan Reid, Garda National Roads Policing Bureau, discusses a joint appeal with the Road Safety Authority for all road users to take greater care this summer
'It's a nightmare for me and my lovely wife'
Mary Condell, Legal Advisor with Sage, an advocacy group for older people, calls for more flexibility in the Fair Deal scheme when dealing with couples
'We would have been in a position to buy the house absent the scheme'
Aisling Kenny reports on the Help-to-Buy Scheme as the incentive looks set to be scrapped
Power-sharing talks to resume in Northern Ireland
Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, says intensive talks will resume at Stormont this morning, ahead of Thursday's deadline to form a new power sharing government
Partial reprieve for Donald Trump's travel ban
Jessica Vaughan, Director of Policy Studies at Centre for Immigration Studies, discusses the US Supreme Court's decision to lift an injunction against Trump's travel ban
NERI calls for end to tax-cutting agenda
Dr Tom McDonnell, Senior Economist at the Nevin Economic Research Institute, discusses its latest quarterly report which says there is significant under investment in areas fundamental to long term economic growth
Judicial appointments bill goes to the Dáíl
Martina Fitzgerald, Political Correspondent, says the Government will introduce the judicial appointments bill in the Dáil today despite judicial objections
Intensive talks due to resume at Stormont
Nicholas Whyte, Visiting Politics Professor at Ulster University, analyses the DUP's deal to support the minority Conservative government
Monday 26th June
Second Hour Podcast: Monday, 26 June, 2017
Presented by Conor Brophy and Gavin Jennings
First Hour Podcast: Monday, 26 June, 2017
Presented by Gavin Jennings and Conor Brophy
How much did you get for your Holy Communion?
Aisling Kenny speaks to people on Grafton Street
DUP deal would mark another stage in resurrection of Foster
Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, looks ahead to what is needed for a power-sharing deal in Stormont work
Draft judicial appointments board would see lay majority
Tom O'Malley, barrister and senior lecturer in Law at NUI Galway, discusses the war of words which developed over the weekend between the Government and the Judiciary
Should fire marshalls be hired instead of evacuating tower blocks?
Niall Rowan, Chief Operations Officer at the Association for Specialist Fire Protection, discusses the growing number of tower blocks in the UK found to have unsafe cladding
14 pregnant women and 20 children among rescued refugees
Leonard Doyle, spokesperson for the International Organisation For Migration, discusses the rescue of more than 700 people from the Mediterranean yesterday
Foster hopes to finalise Tories deal in London talks
Richard Bullick, former DUP Special Advisor to Northern Ireland's First Minister, outlines the options available if Thursday's deadline for restoring power-sharing is missed
Harry Potter fans celebrate 20 years of the boy in the cupboard under the stairs
Sinéad Crowley, Arts and Media Correspondent, speaks to fans of the series of books which have sold more than half a billion copies and been translated into more than 70 languages
What benefits will the DUP secure in exchange for support of Theresa May's government?
Siobhan Fenton, freelance journalist based in Belfast, reports that Wales and Scotland will be looking closely at any deal the DUP reaches with the Conservative government
Residents evacuated from tower blocks in London
Bob O'Toole, head of the Residents' Association in the Chalcots Estate in Camden, says about 4,000 people have been evacuated from their homes
Irish navy rescues record number of people from Mediterranean
Brian Fitzgerald, commander of the LÉ Eithne, describes the operation in which 712 people were cared for aboard his ship
Fine Gael enjoys a Varadkar bounce but tensions remain
Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, reports on tensions between the Govt and the judiciary, and a poll showing a six-point increase in Fine Gael's popularity
Arlene Foster and Theresa May meet at Downing Street for further talks
Tommie Gorman, Northern Editor, reports that Mrs Foster is hoping to do a deal with the Tories, and also agree the resumption of power-sharing at Stormont, this week
Friday 23rd June
Second Hour Podcast: Friday, 23 June, 2017
Presented by Gavin Jennings and Fran McNulty
First Hour Podcast: Friday, 23 June, 2017
Presented by Gavin Jennings and Fran McNulty
Brussels reacts to UK offer on EU citizens
George Parker, Political Editor with the Financial Times, reports from Brussels on the reaction to the UK's offer on the rights of EU citizens in Britain
Govt begin to sell stake in AIB at rate of €4.40 per share
David Murphy, Business Editor, tells us about the sale of the Government's sale of some of its holding in AIB
'Govt's target was ambitious and should be praised rather than criticised'
Brendan Kenny, Deputy Chief Executive of Dublin City Council with responsibility for housing and the Dublin Region Homeless Executive, discusses the Government's failure to achieve the July deadline for getting homeless families out of hotels
Are family hubs a good alternative to hotels?
Aisling Kenny reports on 'family hubs' which are due to be rolled out across Dublin over the coming months as part of Govt housing plans
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