Heartbroken and scared - families forced to flee in Lebanon

Professor Denis Cusack, Director of the Medical Bureau of Road Safety, discusses the national forensic service’s annual report into alcohol and drug driving detections for 2023.

Cian McCormack speaks to Caritas Lebanon spokesperson Mazen Moussawer befor Yvonne Murray, Global Security Reporter based in New York, looks ahead to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to the UN General Assembly.

Paul Cunningham, Political Correspondent, discusses what's known so far about Budget 2025

Cian McCormack speaks to Lebanese mother Sara, who has fled the town of Tebnine, close to where Irish soldiers are stationed.

Deirdre Kenny, Chief Executive Officer 'One in Four', discusses the surge in sexual abuse complaints following publication of the scoping inquiry of historical sexual abuse by religious orders.

Hurricane Helene made landfall in northwestern Florida overnight as a Category 4 hurricane, with forecasters warning of a "catastrophic" storm surge. Matthew Cappucci, meteorologist with My Radar app, joins us from Florida with the latest.

John Kearney, owner of the country's first commercial submarine discusses how it will be used off the Irish coast.

Lee Williamson, former sub-postmaster from County Tyrone, describes his relief after having his wrongful conviction for stealing quashed.

George Parker, Political Editor with the Financial Times, looks ahead to the UK Conservative Party conference which gets underway on Sunday, and recaps the annual Labour Party gathering that took place in Liverpool this week.

Cork City librarian David O'Brien and Breda Brown, Chairperson of The Irish Writers Centre and host of the Inside Books podcast, discuss the 20 per cent increase in the lending of e-books and e-audio books at public libraries.