Highlights from High Noon

The Snowflake Test, the 8th Committee, changing county borders, biomass is a waste of crop, the Irish diaspora, Austria, Internet safety and Essential Songs.

Laws against wolf whistling, Catalonia independence deadline tomorrow, Myanmar, plastic destroying the environment, part time women's rugby coach, MH370 search continues.

Prosecuting for stupidity, Ophelia and climate change, animal testing, financial abuse of the elderly, Trump and Iran, credit unions, adult colouring books and more.

Cara Augustenborg explains to Kieran why Ophelia is unlikely to be one off event in terms of hurricanes approaching our shores. There will be more.

Kieran Cuddihy doesn't believe the idiots who swam in Galway during Ex-Hurricane Ophelia should be prosecuted or punished. Where do you draw the line?

Mental health budget, Muslims need to 'catch up', Ireland's most haunted house, banning petrol and diesel cars, the Irish workforce, children's eating and more.

Aoife Hearne tells Kieran why she's passionate about the idea of 'one family, one meal', and we need to stop pandering to our children when it comes to food.

UCC's Amanullah de Sondy tells Kieran why it's a myth that Muslim countries' morals need to 'catch up' with the West.

Spoiling kids with Christmas presents, asteroids could destroy Earth, Brexit and aviation, health insurance, curing hangovers, defecting from North Korea, Storm Ophelia

Keeping politics out of concerts, unhappy marriages, what Budget 2018 means for you, GPs to strike, Catalonia reaction, more cyber attacks and TripAdvisor is awful.

Roisin Shortall, co-leader of the Social Democrats and Eamon Ryan. leader of the Green Party discuss the prospects for Budget 2018 with Ciara.

Disability rights campaigner Suzy Byrne and Carole Pollard, President of the HIAI discuss the challenges facing the disabled in public places with Ciara Kelly.

Che Guevara on stamps, Pence walks out of NFL game, banning 'puppy mills', explaining the Iranian nuclear deal, Budget preview, disabled people's issues in public places.

No screen policies in restaurants, ethnic cleansing in Burma, open plan offices, Brendan Kelly's new book on mental health, The Plague, washing once a week and more.

Joan Wynn tells the story of her husband, who suffered from a brain tumour after years of playing rugby.

McIlroy on Keane, 15 years for viewing online terror, Liam Cosgrave RIP, direct provision, Catalonia on the verge of independence, stress in your job and Essential Songs

Lecturer in Criminology in Kent Simon Cottee tells Ciara why giving substantial jail time to those who view terror online is a stupid idea.

Lahinch horticulturist Fergal Smith tells Ciara why community farms need to be built to save global food production.

Trump's paper towels, rebranding businesses, VHI slash their insurance rates, forgetfulness, pesto pasta is bad for you, female firefighters and community farms.

Ciara Kelly was less than impressed with Donald Trump's words and actions in Puerto Rico.

Jim Wallace, Director of Gun Owners Action League in Massachussets tells Ciara Kelly why Las Vegas doesn't mean there should be tighter gun control.

The need for gun control, Bishop apologises for HPV vaccine comments, solidarity with Catalonia, foiled terror attack in Paris, outdoors and mental health, Make-It-Meath

Ciara Kelly cannot understand why gun controls are so loose in the US, and why nothing will be done following the Las Vegas massacre.

Lucy Wolfe of 'Sleep Matters' tells Kieran why getting your sleep health right is so important.

Whole foods against money to the homeless, smelly colleagues, super unions, great Irish brands, Vegas latest, Road Safety Week and can a lack of sleep kill you?

Sabina Brennan and Harry McCann popped in to discuss whether society is ageist towards the young, old or both. Should the voting age be lowered, for instance?

Former army officer Tom Clonan talks to Ciara about the first female marine to pass the Infantry Officer training course, and how women will take over the army.

Kardashians always in the news, the Committee on the 8th Amendment, the future of Ryanair, tricking driverless cars, first female US marine and ageism.

On todays High Noon Ciara Kelly discusses the discovery of an Irish Terror Cell, why praising your children can be bad for them and The Right To Die debate.

Banning alcohol advertising, Right to Die, third level education for emigrants, naming bridges after women, Breakthrough, tourism VAT rate, Catalonia, funeral costs.

Professor Allyson Pollock tells Ciara why she wishes she had stopped her children playing rugby a lot sooner than they did.

Banning alcohol in hairdressers, banning school rugby, the Irish pays less tax than most, dementia, too many referendums, the male Pill, how to recycle and more.

Dr Jack Lambert of the Mater Hospital tells Kieran why Lyme Disease doesn't seem to be on health professionals' radars like it should be.

James Parnell tells Kieran how he returned to Ireland from Australia and made a success of himself. He says the country is the 'land of opportunity'.

House prices rising by €500 a week, NFL v Trump, Ireland: the land of opportunity, the future of spending money, German elections fallout, lyme disease and antibiotics.

UCC's lecturer in Contemporary Islam Amanullah de Sondy tells Ciara why he believes science will never be able to kill of religion completely.

Auto enrollment pension schemes, living with schizophrenia, birth order, science isn't killing religion, Thomas Ashe remembered, family time instead of homework and more.

Dietitian Aoife Hearne tells Ciara whether superfoods really are all that - especially after news of faecal bacteria potentially compromising some of them.

Mums want to stay at home, superfoods, high speed rural broadband, Mary's Meals, Culture Night in Ofaly, Tom Keogh of Keogh's, Brown bread baking and more.

Author and agony aunt Hilary Freeman has been receiving terrible abuse for not wanting to send her daughter to childcare with morbidly obese carers.

Jimmy Magee RIP, people struggling with digital skills, Culture Night in Kerry, Ellen's Oscars tweet, sex and sleep the key to happiness, fat shaming, climate change.

Tax changes in Budget 2018, fun is still in the fashion industry, focusing on Kilkenny Culture Night, tech security tips, strictness in school and traveling to Turkey.

Arthur Godsil and Brian Mooney debate the issue of discipline in school. Do schools need to be stricter, or are they too soft?

Emergency department overcrowding, Icelandic government collapse, ghosting, Cassani space mission, party think-ins, parental leave and twinning Cobh and Sydney.

Recycling, Greens' think-in, London attack, National Bread Week, Catalonian Independence, Men's sheds, Christians don't read the Bible, migraines and flu season.

RTE says 55 is over the hill, 4 year olds can't talk properly, listeners give their solutions to the homeless crisis, megastorms the norm, single women having children.

After Fine Gael's negative reaction to Cllr Brian Murphy's tweets about terrorism, George asks Noel Rock is Fine Gael allows any dissension from anyone.

On today's High Noon George Hook discusses Hurricane Irma, Freedom Of Speech In Universities and Medical Cannabis.

George Hook pays tribute to the RTE game-show, Where in the World? Host Theresa Lowe braved the elements at Electric Picnic to run the show.

On today's High Noon George Hook discusses taxis in the sky, Garda breath tests and World Alzheimer's Awareness Month.

Left's solutions for the housing crisis, Burma, telephone etiquette, Ireland doesn't need the EU, Starbucks protests, ambulance response times, and Travel Tuesday.