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Emmanuelle Chaze reports from Ukraine.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that the Minister for Justice has said new legislation will be introduced to free up more gardaí by reducing the amount of time gardaí spend in court.

Reporter Aisling Moloney on the tropical cyclone that has started to hit eastern Australia.

David Murphy, Econmics and Public Affairs Correspondent, reports that the European Central Bank has cut interest rates again despite a possible trade war and plans for increased defence spending.

Owen Murphy, Senior Project Manager with the Breeding Waders EIP on their conservation project on Achill, Co Mayo that has been showing signs of success.

Read by Brian Jennings.

Niall Stanage, White House reporter with the Hill, joined us from Washington with all the latest reaction to Trumps 100 minute speech.

Prof Michael Wallace, Professor of Agriculture and Food Economics at UCD explains how any potential tarrifs could impact our economy.

Bronagh Gibson, HIQA’s Head of Programme for Monitoring International Protection Accommodation Service Centres, brings us through the findings of HIQA's latest report.

Donnacha Ó Beacháin, Professor of Politics at the School of Law and Government in DCU explains the latest developments between the European leaders.

Micheal Lehane, our Political Correspondent gives the latest from the Dail.

Minister Jennifer Carroll McNeill spoke outside St Michael's Hospital in Dún Laoghaire on the issue.

Brian O'Donovan, Work & Technology Correspondent, reports from County Meath where a major conference is taking place to encourage more women to take up careers in the construction industry.

William Smith, Clinical Director of City Vets in Waterford explains what plants you need to look out for.

Darragh O'Brien Minister for Climate, Environment and Energy and Minister for Transport, on the Government's approved of a plan to develop a State-led liquified natural gas (LNG) terminal.

Rosie Birchard, Europe Correspondent with DW News is in Brussels and Julia Manchester on the fallout from and continued reaction to the US pausing aid for Ukraine.

Professor Emer Smyth, Resarch Professor, ESRI discusses how programmes in DEIS schools to help disadvantaged children complete their education are proving to be a postive experience.

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the first pilot screening programme of its kind for lung cancer has been announced for the communities of North Dublin and the North East, using mobile scanning units.

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that there has been a significant rise in burglaries and thefts according to figures published by the CSO and Vincent Jennings, CEO of the Convience Stores and Newsagents Association reacts.

Patrick Reevell, International reporter for ABC News and Prof. Andrew Cottey, Senior Lecturer in the Dept. of Government and Politics at UCC on the relationship between the United States and Ukraine.

Mícheál Lehane, Political Correspondent, reports that Sinn Féin's Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs has said changes to the 'triple lock' will cause "significant risk" to Irish neutrality.

Shaina Low from the Norwegian Refugee Council discusses the latest situation in Gaza.

Samantha Libreri, Eastern Correspondent, reports on League of Ireland club Bohemian FC creating the 'Belonging to a Fair City.'

Elaine Cobbe, CBS News Foreign Correspondent, reports that the discovery of an unexploded bomb dating back to World War II has disrupted morning traffic to and from Paris' bustling Gare du Nord train station, the French national railway company said.

Read by Vivienne Traynor.

A Co. Kerry businessman has been sentenced to 12 years in jail for his role in the importation of more than €32 million worth of crystal meth. Nathan McDonnell had agreed to allow an international organised crime group to use his garden centre to store the drug. Our Crime Correspondent, Paul Reynolds, was in court...

Fines and penalty points issued to almost 2000 motorists are being revoked after a problem was detected with speed detection cameras in Co. Mayo. To explain what happened, we're joined by our Western Correspondent, Pat McGrath...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in Washington today to meet Donald Trump. The pair are due to discuss, and potentially sign, a deal giving the US access to Ukraine’s mineral deposits, such as lithium and titanium. Mr Zelensky is pushing for greater security guarantees. Doyle McManus, Washington Columnist with the LA Times, tells us more.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer hasn't been allowed too long to bask in the glow of his meeting with Donald Trump. His international development minister, Annaliese Dodds, has resigned following cuts to the aid budget in order to boost defence spending. Our London Correspondent, Tommy Meskill, tells us more...

The new Housing Minister, James Browne, appears to have walked back a government pledge to end homelessness by 2030, saying "Projections and dates are not going to end homelessness". Ber Grogan, Exec Director of Simon Communities of Ireland, gives us her response...

Parents who are having difficulty getting a special education place for their children have begun protesting outside the Department of Education. They plan to stay there for 24 hours, to highlight the lack of school places for children with additional needs. Our reporter Carole Coleman is also there, and she spoke to some of those protesting...

SSE Airtricity has announced it is increasing energy prices for both electricity and gas customers from April 2nd. The changes will see a typical electricity customer's bill increase by 10.5%, and a typical gas customers' bills rising by 8.4%. We hear more from our Consumer Affairs Correspondent Aengus Cox...

The 97th Academy Awards ceremony will be held this Sunday in Hollywood. Unfortunately there's relatively little Irish interest this year, although the Irish production company Tailored Films is among the producers of The Apprentice, which has a number of nominations. We take a look ahead with our Arts and Media Correspondent, Evelyn O'Rourke...

Read by Brian Jennings.

Marty Morrissey, GAA Correspondent reports that the Football Review Committee have recommended six amendments to the new rules ahead of the final two rounds of the Allianz League.

The Central Bank has fined stockbrokers Cantor Fitzgerald over €450,000 for failing to report suspicious transactions to regulators, in breach of insider trading rules. For more on this, we're joined by our Economics and Public Affairs Correspondent David Murphy...

The Government is pressing ahead with plans to give extra speaking time to a small group of independent TDs. In response, the opposition has withdrawn pairing arrangements for Government TDs. Our Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham joins us from Leinster House with the latest...

Workers in charities and agencies contracted by the State to provide healthcare have voted in favour of industrial action. What are known as ‘Section 39’ workers accuse the Government of failing to honour an agreement struck at the workplace relations commission back in 2023. Damien Ginley, of SIPTU's Health division, tells us more...

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They have a remarkable 372 caps between them, but this afternoon it's been announced that three of Ireland's best known rugby players - Cian Healy, Peter O'Mahony and Conor Murray - are to retire from the international game. For more on this, we're joined by RTÉ rugby analyst, Donal Lenihan...

This lunchtime, Taoiseach Michéal Martin met with the Ukrainian president, Volodomyr Zelensky, at Shannon Airport. Mr Zelensky was stopping off on his way to Washington, where he's due to sign an agreement that would give the US access to Ukraine's mineral deposits. Our Mid Western Correspondent, Cathy Halloran, reports from Shannon Airport...

Investigations are continuing into the death of multi Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman, and his classical pianist wife Betsy Arakawa, at their home in New Mexico. The Santa Fe Sheriff's Office said they didn't believe that foul play was a factor. Journalist Steve Futterman joins us from Los Angeles with the latest...

The British Prime Minister Kier Starmer will meet President Trump at the White House later today, where Ukraine will be the focal point of their talks. Mr Starmer has reiterated his call for a US security guarantee in Ukraine to deter Vladimir Putin from invading again. Our London Correspondent Tommy Meskell joins us with more...

Read by Brian Jennings.

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Tom Carstensen, freelance journalist based in Denmark, reports that the state-run postal service there PostNord, is to end all letter deliveries at the end of 2025.

Rents for new tenancies rose by 6.4% in the 3rd quarter of last year, bringing the average monthly rent for new tenants to almost €1,700. That’s according to figures just published by the Residential Tenancies Board, which regulates privately rented housing. Rosemary Steen, Director of the RTB, talks us through the findings...

A Garda forensic examination is taking place on a ferry following the death of a woman in unexplained circumstances. The ship docked at Rosslare Europort at 17:30 having sailed from Fishguard in Wales. A man who was arrested yesterday evening is still being questioned by Gardaí. Our reporter Jacqui Fox joins us now from Rosslare...

More than a month after it erupted, the row over speaking time for independent TDs who back the coalition is due to be discussed at a meeting of the Dáil Reform Committee this afternoon. For more, we're joined from Leinster House by our Political Correspondent, Micheál Lehane...

US President Donald Trump has said he expects the Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, to travel to Washington on Friday to sign a deal on mineral resources. Alexander Rodnyansky is a Professor of Economics and former advisor to the Ukrainian president; he tells us what is known about the deal...