John Fardy, Presenter of 'Screentime' and Sarina Bellissimo, Broadcaster and Presenter of the Bellissimo Files Podcast joined Kieran Cuddihy on The Hard Shoulder to review the latest TV and movie releases…

Yellow warnings for high temperatures in place as some areas of the country will likely hit 27°C tomorrow…

Are you a fan of weather warnings being given for high temperatures?

Joining Kieran to discuss is Carlow Weather’s Alan O’Reilly, Independent Ireland TD for Cork North Central Ken O’Flynn and Sheena Mitchell, Pharmacist, owner of the ‘TotalHealth’ pharmacy in Milltown and podcaster on the ‘A Wondercare Podcast’.

Author John Banville joins Kieran for this week's Thursday Interview!

Belfast City Council has asked police to remove a bonfire that is due to be set alight tomorrow night.

There are concerns over the bonfires' close proximity to an electrical substation and there’s also a pile of asbestos nearby.

Newstalk Reporter Josh Crosbie is there, and joins Kieran to discuss.

For many people, the hot weather will mean a sleepless night of tossing and turning.

We have some useful tips to keep yourself cool at night!

Mary Ryan, Endocrinologist and Senior Professor at Bons Secours Limerick joins Kieran to discuss.

A Nigerian-Irish woman “broke down in tears” after an alleged racist incident while using Bus Éireann.

20-year-old Sarah Lennon claims that she was trying to transfer her bus ticket when the bus driver became “unnecessarily hostile” and “aggressive.” Bus Éireann is investigating the incident, which occurred in the midlands in May.

Sarah joins Kieran to discuss.

As kids settle into their long lazy summer days, parents may be starting to feel the pressure to keep them entertained. Well, we will have a guide for keeping kids entertained and advice for how to get them learning new skills over the coming weeks!

Today, Kieran is joined by TV Chef and Broadcaster, Edward Hayden, to discuss how to get kids cooking…

There have been calls for Gazan children to be brought here to Ireland for treatment.

A number of Irish doctors have been concerned at the delays – it's after the evacuation of up to 18 children has been stalled due to issues with family visas. Reports suggest that pediatric patients may only get here in late September.

One of the doctors making the call is Thomas Donnelly, Orthopedic Consultant in Children’s Health Ireland. He joins Kieran to discuss.