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Gardaí warn of sextortion targeting young men
Kate McDonald, RTÉ Clarity Correspondent.

April Fool’s Day alternatives
Laura Fitzachary, historian

Trump threatens to withdraw from NATO
Simon Marks, Chief Correspondent for Feature Story News in Washington

How do fuel costs differ across the border?
Report from Una Kelly

Health insurance price changes
Dermot Goode of healthinsuranceireland.ie

NASA's Artemis II ready to head back to the Moon
Danielle Wilcox, astronomer

40% jump in protected disclosures to Revenue
Leeann Kennedy, Director of Internal Audit at Irish Revenue

Kelly Lynch investigation
Report from Barry Lenihan

What does the Iran Crisis mean for consumer behaviour?
Emma Howard, economics lecturer at TUD; Kevin Byrne, retired Air Corps Lieutenant Colonel & air safety auditor; and Linda Jones of The Travel Boutique

A novel way to protect your food from prying birds
Laura Kelley, Associate Professor at University of Exeter’s Centre for Ecology and Conservation

Further supports announced for Irish tourism
Peter Burke, Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment

Shortage of public toilets around Dublin City
Report from Una Kelly

Moderation is key with easter eggs
Aoife Quinn, dietician

School bus charge increase
Report from Barry Lenihan

Effect of fuel uncertainty on different sectors
Alex Macheras, aviation analyst and Mike O’Rourke, Chief Market Strategist with a New York-based broker

Trump tells allies to 'Go get your own oil'
John Nichols, Washington Correspondent with The Nation

France debates social media ban for under-15s
Hélène Conway-Mouret, French Senator

The 'hasslers' in your life can age you!
Professor Luke O’Neill, School of Biochemistry and Immunology at TCD

How safe are leftovers?
Dr Primrose Freestone, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Microbiology at the University of Leicester

The new EU savings and investment scheme
Aengus Cox, RTÉ Consumer Affairs Correspondent

Average price of car insurance rises in 2026
Robert Troy, Minister of State with responsibility for Financial Services, Credit Unions and Insurance

Could egg shortages be on the way due to underpaid producers?
Brendan Soden, egg producer and Graham Herterich, The Cupcake Bloke

Boys to Men: Boyband members that made it solo
Dee Reddy, culture and entertainment journalist

Should we increase the annual leave entitlement?
John Barry of ISME and Laura Bambrick of ICTU

Add some DIY to the longer Spring days
Peter 'Pete The Builder' Finn

Concerns over Israeli strikes on Lebanon
David Wood, Senior Lebanon Analyst at the International Crisis Group

Should we reform the points race to narrow college requirements?
Paul Crone, Director at National Association of Principals and Deputy Principal & Jen Hogan, Irish Times columnist

What might fuel rationing look like in Ireland?
Kevin McPartlan, CEO of Fuels for Ireland; Seamus Boland, Irish Rural Link; and Camille Loftus, Head of Advocacy and Public Affairs at Age Action

Where do the political parties stand on inheritance tax?
Report from Barry Lenihan

CSO figures show inflation hits 3.6% over past 12 months
Edgar Morgenroth, Professor of Economics at DCU

Who can afford the government's new investment scheme?
Barry Ward, Fine Gael TD for Dun Laoghaire & Peadar Toibin, Aontú leader

G7 meeting in Paris
French based reporter Sharon Gaffney and Patrick Bury, Defence and Security expert have the latest from the G7 in Paris.

Screen time and kids
The British government has introduced first-of-its-kind guidance to cap screen time for under-fives at one hour a day, citing risks to physical development and emotional regulation. Philip Arneill – Head of Communications and Research at Cyber Safe Kids & London based journalist Vincent McAvinney discuss.

Deteriorating road signs
Concerns are growing that damaged and poorly maintained road signs are still causing confusion on Irish roads—with some tourists reportedly being sent in the wrong direction. Fine Gael Senator Gareth Scahill has been raising the issue

New Harry Potter TV Series
The first trailer for the new Harry Potter TV series dropped this week —offering fans a first glimpse at the reboot of one of the most successful franchises of all time. Scott Bryan, TV critic and broadcaster has the details.

Consumer Sentiment
Yesterday we saw LIDL spark a Dairy supermarket price war when they cut the price of an own-brand pound of butter and milk. But what does that mean for farmers in the sector? And food security for us all? Alice Doyle, Deputy IFA President & Austin Hughes, Economist outline what this means for consumers.

Bus Éireann to cease operating three of its Expressway services from May.
Bus Éireann is to cease operating three of its Expressway services from Sunday, 24 May. The services that are to be withdrawn include Waterford - Dublin/Dublin Airport (Route 4), Rosslare/Wexford - Waterford (Route 40 Segment), and Ballina - Galway (Route 52). George Lawlor is Labour Party TD for Wexford

The Catch Up
Lise Hand – journalist and commentator and Elaine Burke – from the For Tech’s Sake Podcast look back on another busy week in news including the play off disappointment.

Limerick mayor review
Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said a review of the directly elected mayor legislation will take place before the end of the year

The history of clocks
On the weekend that are clocks go forward Eamonn McNeaney Project Manager of the Cuckoo Clock extension of the Irish Museum of Time in Waterford speaks to drivetime about the history of clocks

Kerry CAMHS compensation scheme widened
Report from Barry Lenihan

The butter wars
Dr Oliver Browne, lecturer in accounting at UCC Business School

Trump riffs on the Iran Crisis
Amber Phillips, New York-based journalist

Reaction to the school meals report
Eoin Dolan, Principal of Mother of Divine Grace in Ballygall

Why women still have to queue for the loo
Roisin Murphy, architect

Should the national anthem be taught in primary schools?
Una Kelly hears from the public before we speak to Robert Brosnan, Sinn Féin councillor

IOC announces ban on transgender women in female competition
Ian O’Riordan, Athletics Correspondent for The Irish Times

Ireland take on Czechia in World Cup play-off
Samantha Libreri in Prague; analysis from Roddy Collins, former player and manager; and a report from John Cooke

How to manage microplastics
Dr Ruth Freeman, Director of Strategy and Communications for Science Foundation Ireland

McEntee on Iran Crisis, energy prices and a new action plan
Helen McEntee, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade