On the Record Paper Panel May 28th

After almost 5 years at Marconi House, Gavan Reilly bids farewell to On the Record and Newstalk. From his beginnings as a regular contributor on the show to becoming its presenter in March 2019, Gavan's tireless dedication to his craft as a journalist has been the backbone of the Sunday mornings here at the station. In Gavan's final podcast, he takes a moment to thank those who have supported him throughout the years and the listeners who make On the Record a part of their mornings each and every Sunday.

As 'Simon Week' kicks off tomorrow, Monday, September 25th, the Simon Communities of Ireland are making a plea to the Government urging for a budget that will pave the way to end homelessness. Wayne Stanley, Executive Director at the Simon Communities of Ireland joins Gavan On the Record to discuss.

Last night Ireland beat South Africa 13 – 8 in a titanic Rugby World Cup Pool B clash that brought out the best in both teams. Henry McKean was in Paris to meet both sets of supporters when the final whistle was blown - he joins Gavan On the Record to discuss.

The Dublin Festival of History begins tomorrow, with more than 200 events across the city and, in some cases, online - meaning anyone, anywhere can take part. It’s become the largest festival of its kind anywhere. Gavan is joined by Donal Fallon for another episode of Hidden Histories to discuss.

Joining Gavan On the Record is Ceann Comhairle, Seán Ó Fearghaíl. Together they discuss the far-right protest outside Leinster House on Wednesday and what measures could be implemented to prevent similar scenes in the future.