Rté - The Ray Darcy Show

Dustin is in flying form for a turkey today.

Gary Lightbody joins Ray for a lovely chat.

Paul Howard is here to announce the end of his famous character.

Tommy joins Ray in studio for a catch-up.

Expert packer and Freelance Travel Writer Nicola Brady joins us to share her packing secrets.

Actor Chris Walley joins us to chat about his new role at The Abbey.

Neil Hannon of The Divine Comedy is getting ready to play Forest Fest at Emo Village in Laois from 19-21 July.

Ransom’79 is a film about a ransom demand on the Irish Government that has been kept secret for more than 40 years. It is the late Charlie Bird's last story as a journalist. Starring alongside Charlie is journalist and playwright Colin Murphy.

Sinéad Ní Uallachain reports from the WayFinding Centre in Dublin, an innovative, multi-functional centre, driven by the need to make transport accessible for everyone.

Relationship experts Ray O’Neill and Allison Keating answer all of your relationship queries and questions.

The Deepest Breath tells the story of the bond between a promising young Italian free-diver, Alessia Zecchini, and her Irish safety diver, Stephen Keenan. Last week the freediving documentary, directed by Laura McGann, won the outstanding long documentary at the Emmy Sports ceremony in New York City.

Altan are a band who have been at the forefront of traditional Irish music since the 1980s, making a lasting impact on audiences and music lovers throughout the world. Their new album is called 'Donegal'.

One paramedic equipped with a jetpack has set a new record in Romania, reaching a mock casualty at the summit of a mountain in two minutes, a trek that would normally take two hours by foot.

Conor Pope joins us once again to champion your consumer issues. If you have a consumer problem you can send it to pricewatch@rte.ie

Rónán Hession's third novel Ghost Mountain is out now.

In Co Leitrim, 6th year students who are facing into their Leaving Cert exams have decided to ditch the school bags.

Colm O'Regan joins Ray in the road-caster to chat comedy and babies falling asleep at his gig!

Sinead, Keith and their son Daniel Tighe join Ray ahead of the final park run in Marley park to talk about how Park Run has helped with Sinead's anxiety after the birth of Daniel who has a rare genetic disorder.

The one and only Mairead Ronan catches up with Ray and offers tips for those starting their running journey.

Toshín is in studio with some live music and tells us all about what's coming up for her this summer