Oliver Callan

Dr. Maire Treasa Ní Cheallaigh, medical doctor who also works a lot in high performance, tells Dermot all about electrolytes.

Dermot's monologue on a Tuesday.

Ronan Mitchell gives an update on all things Love Island, and Leon Brown gives tips on Irish phrases they could use on the show.

Dermot speaks to Eddie O’Sullivan from Cork Metal Company, who has been scrapping all kinds of things over the years and decades.

Fresh off the stage from their rehearsals in the Cork Opera House the cast of The Sound of Music will perform live in studio.

Spider Stacy of The Pogues tells Dermot about the band's new Greatest Hits tour, the legacy of Shane MacGowan, surviving the wild years, and why a new generation are discovering the band.

Maurice Brosnan, Senior Sportswriter with the Irish Examiner joins Dermot to talk through all of the matches.

Dermot's monologue on a Monday.

Our ‘Screen Team’ Olivia Fahy and Dave Fanning bring us the best big and small screen action for those who don’t care about the World cup.

Danielle Mahoney, Founder and Editor of Missy.ie, gives all the details on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding.

Author Tom McAndrew tells Oliver about his debut novel ‘Doocey Half-Sees Whodunnit’, a tale of a crime-fighting visually impaired detective, inspired by Tom’s own experiences with eyesight difficulties.

Brenda Donohue is at the popular Argentinian bakery, Bakeology, in Meath Street in Dublin with some Pico and now Cape Verde fans and Argentinian fans.

Ahead of the final 16, pundit Alan Cawley returns to assess the biggest talking points from this week’s World Cup.

Comedian Rory O’Hanlon goes outside the comfort zone of his macho south county Dublin persona with a mix of high fashion and musical theatre as this week’s Visiting Critic.

Oliver's monologue on a Friday.

Niamh O'Reilly looks back with rose tinted glasses at past childhood summers. For more from Niamh visit niamhoreilly.ie and you can read her ‘Raising them Right’ parenting columns on TheJournal.ie

Kathy Phelan Bracken, and her son, Rossa Bracken, tell Oliver about his photo of a lamb with a fox.

Kevin McGahern wants you to be on the next series of Cheap European Homes. If you are interested in participating contact casting@av3.ie to find out more.

Oliver chats to, Karen Harte, the illustrator behind the incredibly popular Millie McCarthy series about her first début graphic novel – Effie is Offline.

Sarah McKenna Dunne tells Oliver about documenting cures and traditional healing practices in various counties. For more information go to curesfromthehollow.ie.

Judy Lopes, Pico’s mum, joins Oliver as she sets off to Orlando to see Cape Verde play against Argentina.

Elaina Ryan, CEO of Children’s Books Ireland; Theo Flynn (16); Grace Leonard (16). Books reviewed: Gone for Good, Runaway Road.

Elaina Ryan, CEO of Children’s Books Ireland; Lucy Hartnett (14); Méabh Collaren (12). Books reviewed: Looking for Aurora, From the Top Sally Flynn.

Elaina Ryan, CEO of Children’s Books Ireland; Aisling Hearne (12); Keelan Hearne (11) review The Thing about Giants, Saving Grace, The Case of the Disappearing Double, and The Common Criminals

Elaina Ryan, CEO of Children’s Books Ireland; Caoileann Ní Fhiannachta (8); Erin Hearne (7); Books review The Flying Feminist, When Tad Kicked Vlad by Julian Gough, Pablo and Splash Viking, Koalas in Capes: The Zombie and Lúiscín.