This morning Ryan spoke to Andrew Geary, father of twins Calum and Donnacha, who were born in 2008. In 2011, the family discovered that Callum was deaf and had no auditory nerve. Andrew spoke about the challenges Calum, he, and the family face as he tries to navigate the world alongside his twin brother.

The Ryan Tubridy Show - Andrew Geary speaks about son Calum

On this morning's The Ryan Tubridy Show on RTÉ Radio 1, Ryan was joined on the show with the President of the Medical Council Dr Suzanne Crowe who talked about her profession. Dr Crowe shares a shocking story of her husband's death which "was the worst day of my life" and talks about the challenges of dealing with grief.

Medical Council's President Dr Suzanne Crowe on this morning's Ryan Tubridy Show on RTÉ Radio 1

Liveline: Niall Horan's mother, Maura Gallagher, talks to Joe Duffy

Oliver Callan | Blathnaid Raleigh

Eurosong | Bobbi Arlo on The Ray D'Arcy Show

Drivetime: Wicklow/Wexford TD Malcolm Byrne tells Cormac Ó hEadhra about his mugging in London

Joe Duffy announces his retirement from Liveline and RTÉ live on air

Jacqueline Connolly, sister of Clodagh Hawe speaks to Brendan O'Connor on RTÉ Radio 1

RTÉ Radio 1 Bono on Brendan O'Connor May 24th 2025

News at One: Jim O'Callaghan TD,  Minister for Justice

Liveline: Amanda Brunker speaks to Katie Hannon

Sean O'Connor, the father of the late singer Sinead O'Connor and author Joseph O'Connor spoke to Oliver Callan. The 87year old spoke about his grief for Sinead, his relationship with all his children, his fitness and memories of growing up in Dublin's The Liberties.

Sean O'Connor on Oliver Callan

Oliver Callan speaks to sisters Paula Fay & Catherine Wrightstone

Oliver Callan did a very powerful interview with Fianna Fáil TD, Catherine Ardagh on the show this morning. She spoke about the lack of disability services and the difficulties she faced in getting a school place for her son.

Catherine Ardagh TD on search for an autism school place for her son | The Oliver Callan Show

Oscar winner Cillian Murphy chats to Dermot Whelan on the Oliver Callan Show about his new film Steve, bringing the premiere to Cork and his surprise DJ set. 

Oscar winner Cillian Murphy on his new film Steve | The Oliver Callan Show

Dee Coleman and Peter Finn, Home Rescue_ The Big Fix

Oliver Callan speaks to The 2 Johnnies ahead of their new TV series

DJ Carey spoke to Ray D'Arcy

On yesterday's Liveline, Elizabeth called Joe to talk about an experience she had at a Bernie Stokes medium & psychic night in Dublin. After learning Elizabeth's cousin had been diagnosed with cancer, Elizabeth says Bernie gave her inappropriate medical advice. Bernie's assistant Rhonda also talked to Joe about the incident, admitting Bernie may have gotten this one wrong.

On today's programme, Bernie Stokes talked to Joe about her version of events.

Medium Bernie Stokes talks to Joe on Liveline

Jonathan's house was one of those raided over the last few days where luxury cars were taken and they were in search of fire arms and explosives.

Liveline | Jonathan Dowdall

Miriam O'Callaghan talks to sports hero Kevin Moran & his brother, top surgeon Ray Moran about their Liberties childhood & different life paths. 


SUNDAY WITH MIRIAM - KEVIN & RAY MORAN

Calls flooded in with praise for Nicky Byrne's fantastic performance last night at the Semis. He did us proud! 

Liveline | Dustin talks Eurovision

High speed broadband for every home and premises in Ireland...one of the biggest election issues, and now Heather Humphreys, Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs and Fine Gael TD for Cavan Monagahan, is in one of two of the departments that's holding responsibility for rolling out rural high speed broadband. Will two ministers in charge finally make it happen? 

TodaySOR | Minister Heather Humphreys

The Blue Nile are the most enigmatic band in pop. Releasing just four albums in twenty years. Yet fans of their melancholic perfection include everyone from Peter Gabriel to 2016's hottest act, The 1975. Ken Sweeney's In Search of The Blue Nile airs the 28th of December at 10pm on RTÉ Radio 1

In Search Of The Blue Nile

Marian talks to the former chairman and chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank, Sean FitzPatrick - October 4th 2008

The Marian Finucane Show - Sean FitzPatrick

The Ray D'Arcy Show | Domestic Abuse Special

By the early nineties R.E.M. found themselves one of the biggest bands on the planet. What they had achieved was beyond their wildest dreams but it had taken them over a decade to get there. This RTÉ Radio One music documentary recorded in Athens, Georgia and North Carolina in the US by Ken Sweeney takes the listener on that journey with R.E.M. out of Athens (Georgia). Without slick videos for the new MTV, or support from mainstream radio, R.E.M. built their following playing an alternative circuit of
gigs across America as evangelists for this new music. R.E.M. blazed a trail for every independent band to follow from Nirvana to Pearl Jam.

R.E.M. | Out Of Athens

Irish actor and Peaky Blinders star - Cillian Murphy joined Sean O'Rourke live in studio earlier this morning.

Cillian Murphy

Anne was in a The Coffee Club in Tullamore yesterday afternoon which she regularly goes into for food and coffee, she was surprised when she went in yesterday and her usual stir fry meal had jumped from €9.99 -  €11.99. She was disappointed to see such a price increase and was wondering was it Budget day related? She even rang the cafe to query the the price increase.

Tom McNamara

Fine Gael TD Maria Bailey spoke to Today with Sean O'Rourke on RTÉ Radio 1 in an exclusive interview and said her family has endured a distressing, intrusive and abusive week as a result of documents leaked last Sunday.

 

She said that she was unable to go home for three days last week, that she could not drop her children to school and has had to come off social media.

 

Humanity, she said, has been crossed.

 

Maria Bailey said details of her case were leaked to cause maximum damage in the week before an election.

 

However, she added, an election is not won or lost in the last week and she did not believe her case had a negative effect on the elections.

 

The TD said that she was 'drawing a line' on the issue today, adding that she had learnt a lot about people and herself.

 

She said she was 'never looking for compensation' but wanted to recoup her medical bills.

 

She told Today with Sean O'Rourke that she is the subject of click bait and the story only gained traction because she 'handed them a fantastic headline.'

 

Maria Bailey said she was not a legal person but she took legal advice on the issue and was told she had a ' clear cut case.'

 

She criticised Michael McDowell and Michael Martin for commenting on the case saying ' they should know better.' 

 

She said that the incident happened long before she was a TD.

 

On the night in question she said she had had a glass of wine in her friends house before going to the hotel where they purchased one drink each.

 

Maria Bailey said she purchased one drink, which was not consumed, before going with her friends to see the swings.

 

She explained that she sat on the swing - which had a highly polished wooden seat - while holding a bottle of beer and reaching for her friend's bottle of wine when she slipped to the ground.

 

She said she went to A and E the following morning and attended intensive physio for the next three weeks.

 

She said she regretted that she ran a 10km run a number of weeks after the incident because she ' paid the price for it that night' but, like any athlete, she wanted to dip her toe into the water and see if she was capable of doing it.

 

She added that she never denied that she had run the race and had put it on her social media.

 

Maria Bailey said the hotel was helpful at all times and agreed to pay her medical bills.

Maria Bailey

The Ray D'Arcy Show: Operation Transformation Leader Shane Farrell talks to Ray

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