Author Sinead Moriarty has sold over 900,000 books across the UK and Ireland. Her latest novel, ‘The In-Laws’ is a sharp and relatable tale on dealing with the family that you didn’t choose! Sinead joins Anna Daly to discuss this further.

The Laois Walks Festival is back after a 5-year absence, and for the month of July, there are 22 walks to choose from. We sent Henry McKean last night on the Abbeyleix Bog Walk, and he joins Anna Daly in studio to tell us how he got on.

A report this week from Children’s Books Ireland has shown that almost a quarter of teenagers don’t read for pleasure, with more than 1 in 5 Irish children under the age of four not being read to at all.

Joining Anna Daly to discuss is:

• Jenny Murray, Deputy CEO from Children's Books Ireland

• Patricia Forde, children’s author

• Dr. Joanna Fortune, Psychotherapist & Author

Joining Anna Daly to go through the main stories in the Saturday papers is Killian Woods, Senior Business Reporter with the Business Post & Michelle Murphy, Research and Policy Analyst at Social Justice Ireland.

In a majority decision, Katie Taylor has defeated Amanda Serrano in their third, and likely final, bout, thus securing Taylor's legacy as the greatest women's boxer of all time. Newstalk reporter, Jack McDonald, was there to soak it all in - he joins Anna Daly to discuss.

Paddy Kehoe and mathematician Stefan Klincewicz join Anton to tell the true story behind Beat The Lotto, Ross Whitaker’s new documentary about their audacious 1992 plan to beat the Irish National Lottery.

The film charts how they led a syndicate that aimed to buy every possible combination.

Listen here.

Anton is joined by Patrick O'Donovan, Minister for Arts, Culture, Communications, Media, and Sport, who recently revealed his epilepsy diagnosis.

He tells Anton all about living with the condition and why he chose to speak publicly about it.

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Terry Sheridan, Director of News at WSHU, joins the show to discuss the catastrophic flash floods in central Texas that have left at least 43 people dead, including 15 children.

With dozens still missing and multiple counties affected, Sheridan outlines the scale of the disaster, the ongoing emergency response, and what comes next.

Listen here.