David McCullagh

What's it going to mean for you and me?

Joining me now is Ray Silk, economics teacher at Closh to Ignite in Galway.

The music industry has shifted from selling physical albums from vinyl to cassettes and CDs to now mostly streaming creators, playlists and even AI DJs.

But somehow, despite having multiple...

At the moment, rural housing policy varies from county to county.

Joining me now is Dr Matthew Barrett, consultant cardiologist and clinical governance lead for heart health check at Afidia Ireland.

Floor McCarthy, journalist and broadcaster, joins me in the studio to explain all.

Good morning, David.

To get an overview of what's been proposed and the impact it might have, I'm joined by Social Policy Officer with the Irish Congress of Trade Unions, Laura Bamberg.

The two children, aged four and five, are said to be in good health and are currently in foster care in Portugal.

For more on these changes, I'm joined by Peter Chap-Clear, Fianna Fáil TD for Carlo Kilkenny, and by Uisín Coughlan, Policy Advisor to the Environmental Pillar.

Morning, Ray.

Floor, it's fair to say that within government, people have been obsessed by this for months and months and months and months and months, but the public is probably passing them by.

For the latest, I'm joined now by Patrick Winter, diplomatic editor with The Guardian.

Research project has already been submitted, so that's good news, I suppose.

Patrick, good morning to you.

awaiting their return to France.

Morning, Matt.

Do we have too much choice?

For the latest on the story, I'm joined by Alison Roberts, a freelance journalist based in Portugal.