The Chief Justice Frank Clarke is in studio talking to Damien Tiernan ahead of the sitting of the supreme court in Waterford for the next 2 days.
Justice Clarke talks about why the court is sitting in Waterford, the outreach they are doing over the next couple of days here, and also the fact that the cases from Waterford will be live streaming.
Cormac Cronin from Bodega Restaurant in Waterford discusses the impact of "no-shows". The famous L'Ecrivain in Dublin has announced it's closing after 31 years and has cited this problem as one of the reasons. Should there be a deposit system in place, which would be redeemable off your bill on the night but you lose if you don't show up?
And music promoter Mick O Keefe discusses the line-up for this years All Together Now festival which includes Sinead O Connor and Iggy Pop.
Damien looks back at the Waterford hurlers win over Galway at the weekend.
Technology has interrupted patterns of communication and how teenagers socialise; this has brought with it new challenges for parents. Richard Hogan talks about "Parenting the Screeager".
Jane is on talking about a hysterectomy operation that she was due to have today but it was cancelled at the last minute.
Philip Nolan discusses, are we all clueless about politics.
and we take another look ahead to the Waterford Business Awards.
