Oliver Callan

Young Offenders star and co-host of the RTE vodcast Up All Night, Shane Casey, joins Oliver as the World Cup continues.

Content creator and Galway man, Ronan Mitchell, and Brenda Donohue join Oliver with the lowdown on Fitzy’s Love Island journey.

Mark Moriarty tells Oliver what he has learnt from his years in Michelin restaurants and about opening his own place.

Elaina Ryan, CEO of Children’s Books Ireland; Theo Flynn; Grace Leonard; Caoileann Ní Fhiannachta; Erin Hearne; Lucy Hartnett; Aisling Hearne; Keelan Hearne; Méabh Collaren review all the books for this summer.

Blanchardstown’s finest Carmel Felle tells us about hanging up her boots and retiring from the newsagents she has ran for over 25 years.

Stuart Grehan joins Oliver to tell the remarkable story behind one of Irish golf's greatest comebacks.

Brian Warfield, lead songwriter with the Wolfe Tones; and Larry Bass, Founder of ShinAwil Productions; tells Oliver how they've teamed up to bring Celtic Exodus - The Musical to the historic setting of The Mansion House in Dublin.

Mary McCarthy, columnist with the Irish Independent, gives Oliver tips on how to survive the school holidays with kids and dogs.

From a bohemian childhood with his brother Andrew, to losing his livelihood overnight through injury, cellist Julian Lloyd Webber tells Oliver about his return to the stage at 75.

Oliver's monologue on a Tuesday.

We get the latest on Love Island - influencer Charlene Murphy is the new Irish hope joining Galway defender Fitzy in the show. Alexandra Ryan from Goss.ie tells Oliver how they’re getting on!

Dan Bannon, Louth and Proud Podcast; and Maurice Brosnan, Senior sportswriter with the Irish Examiner;

Historian and former US ambassador David McKean tells the remarkable story of his ancestor, Thomas McKean – the last man to sign the Declaration of Independence and one of America's forgotten Founding Fathers.

Conor Doyle tells Oliver about the extraordinary story of when Hollywood legend Judy Garland played to thousands of people in Dublin’s Theatre Royal for two weeks in 1951.

Oliver chats to Shane Lawlor and Dr. Alex Kavanagh, two NSPCA professionals who’ve dedicated their lives to caring for lost, neglected, and abused animals.

Oliver's monologue on a Monday.

Eoin Sweeney tells Oliver all we need to know and didn’t know about The Cure as fans head to Marlay Park.

RTÉ Soccer Analyst Alan Cawley joins Oliver to take stock of the World Cup so far and assess the biggest talking points from the opening week!

Clint Eastwood retires at 96 - so how do you sum up a career like that? Olivia Fahy joins Oliver with the highlights, from Western icon to Oscar-winning director.

This week’s Visiting Critic – former Irish soccer player and rugby player Jackie McCarthy O’Brien reports back on her visit to the Aillwee Burren Experience in Ballyvaughan, co Clare.

Oliver is joined by Monaghan woman Kayleigh Trappe and Louth and Proud podcast host Dan Bannon.

It’s not too often you hear about friendships formed in a hospital setting, like the one between Orla Crowe and Angela Brady who joined Oliver this morning.

John Lydon joins Oliver ahead of his Kilkenny gig to talk grief, rebellion, and why he’s still refusing to play by anyone else’s rules!

Brenda Donohue is dipping her toes into Bagenalstown Pool in Carlow, adjacent to the River Barrow and meeting likeminded water ducks.

Actor Larry Lamb reflects on his remarkable career as Mick in Gavin and Stacey and villain Archie Mitchell in Eastenders.