SPIN 1038 presenter and Pokémon GO expert/enthusiast Daniella Moyles chats with Richard Chambers about her week playing the game everyone is talking about.

The mural, painted by street artist, Maser, on wall of the Project Arts Centre has sparked controversy. Richard Chambers spoke to Cian O'Brien, artistic director.

Kelly Magee-Di Pierro has osteopetrosis, a very rare bone condition - she spoke to Richard Chambers on day 8 of being on a trolley in Cork University Hospital.

Our reporter Shane Hannon has been finding out more about the needs of those suffering from Alzheimer's and Dementia, and why home care is so important.

Newstalk Lunchtime’s reporter Shane Hannon headed home to Monaghan over the weekend to gauge the reaction of people there to the Brexit referendum result.

Writer and politician Eoghan Harris analyses the performance of the main parties in #GE16.

Chloe Kinahan from Baldoyle, was 15 weeks pregnant when it was discovered her unborn son, Sam, had an obstruction to his urinary system causing his kidneys to be damaged

Woman discusses her experience of fatal foetal abnormality

Tom Clonan on his decision to run for the Seanad, and why he "can't sleep at night without doing something" for people, like his son, living with disabilities.

We travel to the Model School in Limerick, the place where Paul O'Connell spent his early years, to learn a bit about what made the Irish captain a sporting great.

Former Olympian Mick Dowling spoke to Newstalk Lunchtime about reports that Billy Walsh is to leave the Irish boxing team in the coming weeks

Betsy Andreu spoke to Newstalk Lunchtime about drugs in sport, after the new IAAF President Sebastian Coe stressed the need to crack down on drugs cheats.

Kevin Cullen and Alison O'Connor join John Keogh for a review of the week

Margaret Ready, who told us recently of her plea to the HSE for a specific and expensive cancer drug, tells us she has received word that she will receive the treatment.

The leader spoke to Newstalk Lunchtime today

David Gillick speaks on Lunchtime regarding doping in Athletics

Chairperson of the Women's Gaelic Player Association Aoife Lane and former GAA President Sean Kelly join Jonathan to discuss the coin toss farce.

Margaret Ready has asked the HSE for a cancer drug that she says could prolong her life. So far her requests have been refused.

Nadine Maloney reports on the struggle of one homeless couple who are trying to find clean, habitable emergency accommodation from South Dublin County Council.

Mick Clifford and Kevin Cullen look back at the week that was...

Alison O'Connor of the Irish Examiner and Kevin Cullen of the Boston Globe review the week's stories in Ireland and abroad.

Kevin Cullen and Mick Clifford review the week that was including Princes, mortgages and Eurovision

We take a look back at the biggest stories of the week