Ireland v Springboks RWC Showdown with Henry McKean & Gordon D'Arcy

You might be familiar with the Isle of Man TT which sees motorcycle racers compete on closed public two-lane country roads at speeds exceeding 300kph, making it one of, if not the, most dangerous motorcycle race in the world. One man who has been involved in these races for decades, albeit from the other side of the hedge, is Stephen Davison. He is a photographer, journalist, and author of a number of books on motorbike road racing, the latest of which being ‘The Dunlop Dynasty: The World’s Greatest Road Racing Family' - he joins Anton to reflect on 40 years covering the sport and the legacy of the Dunlop family.

Anton is joined by Paschal Donohoe, Minister for Public Expenditure, National Development Plan Delivery & Reform. Together they discuss the aftermath of the Dublin city riots, the root causes of the unrest, the fast-tracking of facial recognition legislation & the release of Emily Hand by Hamas.

Earlier this month, Frances Fitzgerald announced that she will not contest the European Parliament elections next year. Ms Fitzgerald has been an MEP for Dublin since July 2019 having previously served as Tánaiste; Minister for Business Enterprise and Innovation; Minister for Justice and Equality; Minister for Children and Youth Affairs; and a TD from 1992 to 2002 and 2011 to 2019 - she joins Anton to discuss the future and her past achievements throughout her political career.

Joining Anton to take a look at the biggest stories from the Sunday papers is Former Garda Commissioner, Nóirín O'Sullivan; Former Minister of State, Conor Lenihan; and Peter Leonard, barrister and presenter of the Business Post's 'Law in Trial' podcast. Anton also speaks to Kieran Cunningham, chief sports writer and current affairs columnist with the Irish Daily Star about Katie Taylor's victory over Chantelle Cameron in the 3Arena last night.

For this week's ask the expert Anton was joined by Brian Burke as he talks us through gardening during the winter months.