Ray D'Arcy

Probably the truth, though.

Probably the truth.

And if there's anything on your mind, do share it with us.

Ray at rcdaily.com, ray at rcdaily.com.

We did get a sizable reaction to Sinead O'Sullivan talking about road safety and also from, that was from last week, wasn't it?

Coleman talking about cams.

And on email, so we have sent an email to the Minister of State in the Department of Health with responsibility for mental health, Mary Butler.

Yeah, so we'll keep you posted on that.

But for the moment, mind yourselves.

I'll play this for you and tell me which gender you would think this particular bird is.

Who's going to tell Donald?

Welcome to the Weekend Catch-Up for those of you who are too busy to listen daily, but have FOMO.

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So this week, there were lost shoes, found fodders, fond farewells, and the gift of equanimity.

But we start at the highest mountain in the world, Everest.

Adam Sweeney from Dunmore East is hoping to be the youngest Irish person to summit Mount Everest at the age of 22.

He said goodbye to his family last week in Dublin Airport.

We spoke to his mother, Karen, and we asked if there were tears.