Róisín Ingle

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So do go and get your tickets because I know they're going to sell out quickly.

We're so excited to have Clare Keegan with us and delighted that she could join us.

Now, in a moment, we're going to talk to our great friend of the show, poet Jan Bruton, who is just back from a tour of the UK.

That was Jan Bruton there.

And we'll be bringing you that brilliant conversation in a while.

First, though, we have Irish Times opinion editor Jennifer O'Connell back with us to talk through some of the stories of the week for women.

Jennifer, welcome back.

We haven't had you in here for a couple of weeks.

I've been off on my holidays.

I'm delighted.

You need the break.

And in the meantime, lots has been happening.

But we're going to start with Katie Simpson and that really damning report about her murder.

Remind us about Katie.

So what did the report find?

There was a whole load of failings on behalf of the PSNI there.

Yeah.

And she has been amazing from the very beginning of this, isn't she?

We were only talking recently, you and I, about the amount of abuse and deaths of women in Northern Ireland from their intimate partners.