7:10am It Says In The Papers

Reporter Conor Feehan has the latest on the International Protection Office on Mount St. in Dublin, as just hours after the streets were cleared new arrivals descended on the area.

Dr. Conor O'Toole, Associate Research Professor ESRI takes us through the latest figures from The Rental Tenancies Board.

Brian Caulfield, Professor in Transportation at Trinity College Dublin analyses the sales of EV's in Ireland over the first four months of this year in comparison to 2023, and how the motor industry wants Government investment in reliable, convenient and affordable charging inrastrucrure.

The National Parks and Wildlife District Conservation Officers Mary Sheehan & Sam Bayley spoke to our reporter Eithne Dodd to discuss the NPWS Cuckoo Tracking Project, after hearing the first cuckoo call of the year yesterday.

Lucy Fisher, Whitehall Editor with the Financial Times talks us through the UK elections, how bad the results could be for the Tories and how long till a general election takes place.

Sinn Féin Housing Spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin lays out Sinn Féin's plans for building 40k homes this year, the tenant in situ scheme and the issues on Mount Street.

Our reporter Eithne Dodd spoke with Lijie Shao who came to Ireland in 2013 and has lived here ever since, and Neil Bruton, Campaigns Manager for the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland is in studio to discuss Migrant Registration Cards and how the Migrant Rights Centre wants to see the Irish permit lowered from it's cost of €300.

Mr. Paul Lavery, Principal of St Ciaran's College, Ballygawley, discusses the tragic car accident that claimed the life of one of his students.

Our reporter Kieran Dineen asked shoppers in Jobstown if they intend to vote in the upcoming local elections.

Kidney transplant recipient Sara-Jane Tracy and her cousin Jack will ride in a charity fundraising race at the Punchestown Races this Saturday.