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7.10am It Says In The Papers
Presented by John S. Doyle.

7.50am Business News
Presented by Adam Maguire.

Climate change exposing vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure - report
Professor Peter Thorne, Chair of the Adaptation Committee of the Climate Change Advisory Council, on the body's latest report on the impact of climate change in Ireland.

Iran war continues to affect flights and plane fares
Simon Calder, travel correspondent at The Independent, on the effects of the Iran War on the aviation industry.

Howth becoming Dublin visitor hotspot
Cian McCormack visited the Howth Summit walk as figures show that approx. half a million people a year are doing this particular walk in Howth, Co. Dublin.

Clare Co. Council to look at potential safety measures at Blue Pool area
Rita McInerney, Fianna Fáil Councillor on the death of two anglers near Doonbeg, Co. Clare.

Average price of motor insurance rose by 4% in 2025
Moyagh Murdock, CEO of Insurance Ireland, on why motor insurance premiums continue to rise.

Bluey as Gaeilge
Suzanne Kelly, RTÉ Group Head of Children’s and Young People’s Content, discusses the arrival of the Irish-language version of Bluey on RTÉ.

8.10am It Says In The Papers
Presented by John S. Doyle.

Bomb driven into police station in delivery driver's boot, says PSNI
Naomi Long, Justice Minister for Northern Ireland, on the likely dissident republican attack on a police station in Northern Ireland.

8.35am Sports News
Presented by Darren Frehill.

Growing speculation that US may add ground force to Middle East conflict
Jasmine El Gamal, Foreign Affairs analyst and former middle east advisor to the US Department of Defense, on the latest developments in the Iran War.

Weather Forecast
Presented by Ailís Hankinson.

Minimum wage increases did not lead to job losses - ESRI
Dr Paul Redmond, an associate research professor at the ESRI and the author of the latest report joined us for more details.

8.10 It says in the papers
Presented by John S. Doyle.

Homes evacuated over security alert at Lurgan police station
Northern correspondent Conor MacAuley brought us the latest updates on the development.

AGSI calls for safeguards to deal with social media abuse faced by gardaí
Crime Correspondent Paul Reynolds spoke to first Sergeant Niamh Connaughton from Tallaght in Dublin on the social media abuse that Gardai have to face.

How the war in middle east is going to impact fuel supply in Ireland?
Lisa Ryan, professor of energy economics at University College Dublin joined us to break down how fuel supply and prices are affected in Ireland.

Keep an eye out for Asian hornet
Colette O'Connell, public relations officer at the Irish Beekeepers Association joined us to tell us more on dangers of Asian hornet.

7.10am It Says in the Papers
Presented by John S. Doyle.

Two UNIFIL peacekeepers killed in south Lebanon
Guardian journalist William Christou based in Beirut gives us the latest on attacks inSouthern Lebanon. Commandant Alex Quigley from the Defence Forces joined us to talk more on why UN Peacekeepers are under attack.

7.35 Sports News
Presented by Darren Frehill.

Why are Euros 2028 tickets so cheap?
Martin Ziegler, Chief Sportswriter with the Times tells us more about reasonable pricing of the tickets.

Is the US moving toward a ground invasion in Iran?
Military analyst and former fighter pilot with the Royal Air Force, Sean Bell joined us to talk about the latest on the ongoing war in the Middle East.

Celine Dion is back
Aoife Barry, Arts Journalist and Co-presenter of the "Get Around To It" Podcast gave us more details on Celine Dion's return to stage with ten concerts in Paris.

7.50 Business News
Presented by Adam Maguire.

8AM News Headlines
Presented by Kate Carolan

Weather forecast
Presented by Linda Hughes.

HSE to expand its bowel screening programme
Dr Alan Smith Consultant in Public Health Medicine from the HSE National Screening Service explains why this expansion is taking place.

8.35 Sports News
Presented by Darren Frehill.

8.10am It Says In The Papers
Presented by John S. Doyle.

Govt. plan to change planning laws for back garden modular homes
Eoin O'Broin, Sinn Féin's Housing Spokesperson and TD for Dublin Mid West, assesses the government's plan to allow homeowners to build small modular cabins in their back garden without the need for planning permission.

Neglect and cruelty of horses still present in Ireland
Horses suffer neglect, cruelty, and abandonment all over the country, Cian McCormack reports.

7.50am Business News
Presented by Adam Maguire.

Houthis of Yemen claim responsibility for Israel attack
Iona Craig, freelance journalist, describes the potential impact of the Houthis and Yemen involvement in the Middle East conflict.

8.35am Sports News
Presented by Darren Frehill.

Israeli High Court of Justice to hold hearing on human rights medical access petition
Tirza Leibowitz, Physicians for Human Rights Israel Deputy Director and Director of Programs, on petition before Israeli High Court demanding medical access for patients from Gaza to hospitals in West Bank and East Jerusalem.

NASA preparing first crewed journey towards the moon in over five decades
Dr Niamh Shaw, science communicator, discusses the importance of the Artemis II space mission due to blast off this week.

134 Irish men approved to be added to World War II Roll of Honour
Terry Denham OBE, founder of the "In From The Cold Project" on the addition of 134 Irish men's names onto Roll of Honour for those who died in service or as a result of conflict during the Second World War.

7.10am It Says in the Papers
Presented by John S. Doyle

Pakistan offers to broker talks between US, Israel and Iran
Allistair Bunkall, Europe Correspondent for Sky News, on the latest on the war in the Middle East.

AGSI calls for review of garda suspension system
Ronan Clogher, AGSI General-Secretary, outlines the group's criticism of the current system for garda suspensions.

Dept. of Finance plan new stock market investment scheme for savers
Dr Barra Roantree, economist at Trinity College Dublin, outlines his view on the new investment scheme being developed.

7.35am Sports News
Presented by Darren Frehill.

Weather Forecast
Presented by Liz Walsh.

8am News Headlines
Presented by Kate Carolan.

Who are Anthropic?
Adam Maguire, of the RTÉ business desk, discusses AI company, Anthropic’s announcement of 200 jobs in Ireland.

Tiglin CEO forgives man sentenced to 5 years for treatening to kill him
Aubrey McCarthy, Independent Senator and founder of Tiglin, outlines his reaction to a five-year sentence handed down to Brian McCann, in Wicklow Circuit Court on Thursday, for threats made against him.

"Americans exhaust all the other options before choosing the right ones"
Sviatoslav Yurash, Ukrainian politician and member of Zelensky's Servant of the people party, discusses how the Middle East Conflict is having a knock-on effect on Ukraine.

Trump extends deadline for striking Iran's energy plants into April
Lyse Doucet, BBC Chief International Correspondent, brings us the latest developments from the conflict in the Middle East.