Oliver Callan

Alan Cawley recaps on Spain's win over Argentina last night.

Brenda Donohue reports live from the team hotel, after Limerick's win over Galway.

We learn about the revival of Ireland's historic placenames, with Dave McGinn, the founder of Baile Beo.

Tik Tok star and actor Aisling Kearns drops in with Derbhle Crotty to talk about Conor McPherson's new play.

The founders of Ireland's newest neurodivergent school, Mareike Bartel & Rachel Connolly, join Brendan in studio to tell us why it is so badly needed and just what it takes to get one set up.

Niamh O'Reilly, freelance journalist and parenting columnist for TheJournal.ie, shares her tips on surviving those long and sometimes tetchy family road trips.

Brendan gets the latest celeb and pop culture news with Alexandra Ryan from Goss.ie

Brenda Donohue reports live from Limerick ahead of the Hurling final against Galway.

Up for the Match's Jacqui Hurley and Dáithí Ó Sé join Oliver in studio ahead of the Hurling final.

Oliver is joined by Eimear Salmon and Sabrina O'Reilly from The Liberty Belle, one of the 20 pubs in Dublin's Liberties vying to be the next winner of The Bartenders' Race!

And then there were two! RTÉ pundit Alan Cawley, previews the World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina on Sunday.

Oliver is joined by our latest Visiting Critic, singer Camille O'Sullivan, who has been out learning all the tricks of the trade selling fruit and veg on Moore Street!

Our screen team Dave Fanning & Olivia Fahy give their verdict on the ‘The Odyssey' & other TV and film releases.

Brenda Donohue reports live from Galway, after a trip from Limerick ahead of the Hurling final against Limerick.

Oliver's monologue on Thursday.

Best-selling author Catherine Ryan Howard tells Oliver about her latest thriller 'Buyer Beware' which is inspired by houses with horrible histories.

The Irish Girl Guides celebrate their 115-year anniversary we wonder what are they doing to keep the attention of the screen generation? Aisling Claffey Healion, Chief Commissioner, joins Oliver in studio.

Colm Flynn, a reporter with a global Catholic media group tells Oliver about reporting on Popes and interviewing the faithful.

Oliver speaks to Sean Lynch, a funeral director in Kerry and owner of Aerial Farewell, who has launched a very interesting way to scatter the ashes of the deceased.

Oliver's monologue on Wednesday.

The Queen of daytime television Lorraine Kelly talks family, fiction and four decades on screen.

This weekend, Kerry hosts its first-ever Arts & Human Rights Festival. Oliver meets the two women behind it, artist and peace activist Mary Moynihan, and a human rights defender Mary Lawlor formerly of Amnesty, to hear more.

Oliver speaks to Becky Gilmour, the adventurer who skateboarded all along the Wild Atlantic Way.

Oliver chats to Ealma Purcell from The Poppy Garden in County Meath who has a list of jobs for July.

Oliver's monologue on Tuesday.

From building a successful screen career to trekking Uganda's Mountains and now returning to West Story in Concert, Jay Duffy joins Oliver for a chat.

Katelyn Walsh tells Oliver about her serious brush with sepsis while interning as a nursing student and is on a mission to create awareness about it.

The semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup get underway tonight. Alan Cawley is beside himself with excitement and joins Oliver in studio next.

Wexford artist Richard Malone tells Oliver about making soft sculptures from a lambing shed in Stradbally.

With the GAA World Games now in full swing down in Waterford, Oliver is joined by members of Ireland's first explicitly international and migrant inclusive Gaelic team, Na Gaeil Nua.

Who better to banish any undercurrent of woes or worries but our aunties of agony, Norma Sheahan and Sharon Mannion?!

Dermot's monologue on Monday.

Dermot talks to one of Ireland's foremost fashion designers, Helen Cody, about finding her latest pivot in life and all things sartorial.

Maurice Brosnan give his reaction to the weekend's GAA results.

Ahead of his gig in Dublin, Dermot speaks to reggae royalty Julian Marley, the Grammy-award winning musician and son of the legendary Bob Marley.

Dermot is joined by Eoghan Matthews, the CEO and Co-Founder of CeolConnect, a new music platform looking to simplify that music-booking process in Ireland for artists and venues alike.

Ali Ryan, Founder of Goss.ie, is back with all the latest celeb news and goss!

Dermot's monologue on Friday.

Dermot is joined by a former Kerry captain, Martin Stackpoole to talk about the Gaelic Players Associations new Movember campaign ‘Ahead of the Game'.

With temperatures set to rise even higher over the weekend, columnist Jane Cowan explains why she's pleading with men to keep their tops on!

Kayla Hertz from Fingal Libraries tells Dermot about setting up a Letter Writing Exchange Programme for grown-ups.

Kelly Casey from Flying High Fitness, tells Dermot about the 'Be a Kid for a Day Adult Camp'

Entertainment journalist Olivia Fahy will look at Greek Mythology on screen from ‘Troy' to ‘Hercules'.

Brenda Donohue is dipping her toes into Ballinakill Pool in Co Laois, and meeting like-minded water ducks.

Dermot's monologue on Thursday.

The Prince of Donegal, Daniel O'Donnell joins Dermot in studio to talk comeback concerts and how to brew the perfect cup of tea. ‘Boil the Kettle' for Relay for Life, Donegal is on Tuesday 28th July from 12pm to 4pm.

Dermot speaks to Katie Carr, the inspiring woman who kayaked around the coast of Ireland to honour her brother Toby's memory.

Garda Brian Woods tells Dermot how Dublin teens from the Belvedere Youth Club broadened their horizons with Greek and Turkish Cypriot teenagers, who share many of the same hopes and dreams.

Katie Honan, writer and actor, tells Dermot about a new play exploring the neurological connection between memory and imagination.

Ahead of the World Cup Quarter Finals, RTÉ soccer pundit Alan Cawley shares his thoughts on the remaining 8 teams.

Dermot's monologue on Wednesday.