As businesses start to re-open in the town of Dungarvan, the main square in the town, Grattan Square, is closed for essential repair work. Damien speaks to local Sinn Fein councillor Conor McGuinness who asks could the timing have been better.
Damien also speaks to John Boyle, General Secretary of the Irish Teachers Uniona about the possibility of schools opening again September.
Paul Horan, the owner of The Esquire pub and restaurant in Tramore says they are looking forward to re-opening soon.
We also hear how a Waterford company, Total Solutions, has developed a Thermal Passport Initiative which is being used by many businesses to monitor staff temperatures. The Waterford City and county council is also looking to install the device at a number of city centre locations for customers peace of mind.
Frank Ronan, the CEO of The Port of Waterford talks about the potential of off-shore wind energy. A new report has identified the port as an ideal location for such a development.
Mary O Neil speaks to Mary Power about the impact that suicide has had on her life. We are asking listeners to support our Cycle for SOS. For details on how you can support this cause click here.
And Kieran O Connor profiles another of the nominees in Waterford's Greatest Sporting Hero, John Ledingham
