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Only one in three adults in Ireland have a will, and most people don’t make one until much later in life. But, with major milestones like home ownership and parenthood happening later, should people in their 20s be thinking about it now?From a Dublin rope technician climbing Mont Blanc, to a young mum in Offaly planning for her child’s future, more young adults are seeing a will as peace of mind, not just a document for the wealthy.Joining Seán to discuss is Jacquelyn Dunne from Dunne Solicitors and Founder of The Journey Folder.

Why do we love the SUV so much, and why have a majority of people picked it over the humble estate car?Paddy Comyn, Head of Automotive Content and Communications with DoneDeal Cars, joins Seán to discuss.

With JP McManus offering the site of the now-shuttered Rugby Experience Museum to the State as a gift, the Minister for the Arts is today bringing to cabinet a proposal to use this building to house a new National Women’s Museum.Joining Seán to discuss is Dr. Sandra Collins, Head of UCD Library and former Chair of the Advisory Committee on Women’s Stories, who made the recommendation for such a museum...

In a country once dominated by the Church and later known for turning away from it, a surprising trend is emerging. Booksellers across Ireland say more young people are buying Bibles, not for school or as gifts, but for themselves. So, what’s behind the shift?Joining Seán to discuss is Seán O’Toole, second year law student at DCU and Founder of DCU Bible Study.

Ireland has one of the highest stillborn rates in Europe: 4 in 1,000, compared to an average of 0.8. It’s a small figure, but that is little comfort to families who have experienced this loss...Mairie Cregan of Féileacáin, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity, joins Seán to discuss.

The state currently owns about 100,000 hectares of land, but should the Government ramp this up?Joining Seán to discuss is Christopher O’Sullivan, Fianna Fáil TD and Minister of State for Nature…

Over 150,000 Irish-born people live in London, and another 1 million have some sort of Irish heritage. Many young Irish are flocking to London, including Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal. Henry McKean met people connected to the London Irish Centre and met the young and old Irish outside Twickenham at the 6 Nations rugby match, and sent us this report.

Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni hopes to get her plans for the world’s longest suspension bridge, linking the Italian mainland with Sicily, off the ground. But there is a lot of opposition to the project.Joining Seán to discuss is Nick Pisa, Senior Reporter with Mail Online…Image: Webuild

Guy Winch, clinical psychologist and author of Mind Over Grind, offers practical takes on workplace stress and burnout. He explores why work feels so draining, the pitfalls of quiet quitting, blurred boundaries with remote work, and simple daily habits to decompress and find small wins. Short, actionable conversations about choosing people over pay and managing career satisfaction.

Former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested yesterday for suspicion of misconduct in public office - which is where paparazzi were able to get a lucky unflattering photo of the infamous figure, which has since gone on to be on the front page of almost every newspaper!Joining Seán to give his perspective on the snap is Aaron Parfitt, Paparazzo based in Manchester.