Clare Byrne

This is Michael Healy Ray speaking to Gerry O'Sullivan yesterday, asked about that two for one deal and whether it existed.

He gave this response.

But I never said it wasn't.

Then when you look ahead, and Gerry O'Sullivan asked Michael Healy-Ray if political cooperation will continue with his brother Danny, he said reliability is everything to him.

It's just fascinating, Sean, because that Healy Ray thing was nothing short of an absolute machine, a vote winning machine in Kerry.

And where does it go from here?

And it hopes as well, which will be mentioned at Cabinet today, that Ireland and Dublin might host the UEFA Women's Champions League final in 2029.

Now, gender pay gap reporting in Ireland and the Minister, Norma Foley, wants to make this mandatory.

There's some objections to this, is there?

OK, and will parents who have children who are under school going age see a reduction in the fees that they're paying for child care?

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Now we're going to talk about wills and probate because there are changes coming to how the probate system works, which could mean that the entire process will be faster.

And anyone who has been through this will surely welcome those changes.

Joanne Leach is head of probate at Callan Tansey Solicitors and she joins me now.

Good morning, Joanne.

Good morning, Clare.

Thanks for having me on.