Donald Trump election rally & Murdoch legal woes with Anthony Zurcher

In this week’s Hidden Histories, Gavan and Donal Fallon delve into the life and legacy of John Henry Foley, the influential Irish sculptor. Known as Queen Victoria's favourite artist, Foley created iconic statues like the Albert Statue and the O'Connell Monument. However, his work has recently faced criticism and calls for removal. Join Gavan and Donal as they explore the global debate surrounding old statues, Foley's rise in the art world, and the future of his statues in Dublin. Donal Fallon is the presenter of the Three Castles Burning podcast.

Graeme McQueen, DAA media relations manager joins Gavan to give him an update on how the airport have been handling the busiest weekend of the year.

The Department of Children announced this pilot scheme at the start of the year. Joining Gavan to discuss how the selected group of parents are reacting to what's inside the box is Dr Rachel Iredale, Consulting Director at RSM Ireland.

Have you ever wondered where the Wild Atlantic Way got it's name? Deputy Michael Ring joins Gavan to look back on the success of Ireland's natural tourist destination since it was established ten years ago. He discusses the impact it has had on the tourism industry over the last decade, and how the idea got going when he was in government.

Joining Gavan On the Record to run through the top stories hitting the Sunday papers is Dawn Leane, CEO Leane Empower, Former Director of People and Resources with Chartered Accountants Ireland, and John Lee, Executive Editor Daily Mail Group. David O’Leary. General Manager of the Women’s Mini Marathon also stops by ahead of the race in Dublin city.