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  1. Irish Football Association tells NI fans to get on board with Casement Park

    Chris Buckler sits in for William Crawley

  2. Ireland's oldest university is to begin a two-year investigation into its links with slavery and Empire.

    Trinity College Dublin is about to begin a project to examine its colonial legacies

  3. Ireland joins with Spain and Norway in formally recognising the State of Palestine.

    Should the United Kingdom now give recognition to Palestine?

  4. Ireland goes to the polls on its blasphemy law

    Does any country actually need a blasphemy law in the twenty first century?

  5. Iran's most powerful military commander killed in air strike ordered by President Trump

    Was it a dangerous act of provocation? Or a necessary step for national security?

  6. IRA Caterpillars and Butterflies

    Republican Bobby Storey uses a butterfly analogy to reiterate the IRA has disbanded.

  7. Investigation into elderly care home

    We discuss the Commissioner for Older People in NI's report into Dunmurry Manor Care Home

  8. Interview with General Sir Mike Jackson

    Quite a few of you have asked us to podcast our interview with General Sir Mike the of...

  9. Interview with Financial Times correspondent Tom Burgis

    Tom Burgis speaks about the networks of dirty money his new book explores.

  10. Internment Parade Trouble

    We get reaction to the trouble at Sunday's anti-internment march

  11. Internment 50 years on

    We reflect on the decision to hold people without trial.

  12. Interim DUP leader Gavin Robinson has said there has been "no contact on a party basis whatsoever" with Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.

    Mr Robinson said Sir Jeffrey currently holds no role within the DUP.

  13. Integrated education

    As Lagan College marks 40 years, we ask why is our education system still so segregated?

  14. Institute for Public Policy Research report calls for urgent action to challenge economic injustice.

    Discussion with Michael Jacobs from the IPPR and businessman Irwin Armstrong.

  15. Informers

    Is there still a hierarchy of killers in Northern Ireland?

  16. Independent councillor Jolene Bunting discusses her first visit to the Belfast Islamic Centre

    We speak to Councillor Jolene Bunting and Naomi Green from the Belfast Islamic Centre.

  17. In what's been described as an "amazing" increase, MLA office staff salaries could go up by over 40%.

    Reaction from Alan McQuillan and MLA Jim Wells.

  18. In the first of our Talkback election phone-ins, we're joined by the Alliance leader Naomi Long

    She'll be taking your calls on all the big issues of this election

  19. In the fight against COVID-19, what kind of restrictions might we see and how may a societal change in behaviour be promoted?

    COVID-19 Q&A.

  20. In the event of a no-deal would another Brexit referendum be a betrayal of democracy?

    The SDLP, UUP, journalist Brendan O'Neill and the former NI European Commissioner discuss

  21. In office, but not in power: Does that sum up Theresa May right now?

    Is Theresa May's focus now on the future of the country, or her own survival as PM?

  22. In Northern Ireland, it's now illegal to protest directly outside health clinics providing abortion services

    Anti-abortion campaigners say it's an attack on their free speech-we'll debate the issue

  23. In May 2021 NI will celebrate its centenary - will you be planning a party? Or do you think it's no cause for celebration?

    We're joined by Jim Allister, Eamon McCann, Dr 脡amon Phoenix & Mary Madden

  24. In a specially recorded interview William is in conversation with Irish President, Michael D Higgins.

    He talks about Northern Ireland's Centenary, Brexit, the NI Protocol and the EU

  25. In a keynote speech at Sinn F茅in's Ard Fheis Gerry Adams is expected to signal his step down from the leadership

    Daithi McKay, Newton Emerson, Ben Lowry and Harry McGee discuss.

  26. In a keynote speech at Sinn F茅in's Ard Fheis Gerry Adams is expected to signal he will step down from the leadership

    Daithi McKay, Newton Emerson, Ben Lowry, and Harry McGee discuss.

  27. In 42 days, the polls will open in a general election that could bring to an end 14 years of Conservative rule at Westminster.

    With Stormont back, how important is this Westminster election for Northern Ireland?

  28. In 42 days time, we go to the polls but after nearly 10 years of devolution has Stormont worked for you?

    We're joined by Nelson McCausland from the DUP & Sinn F茅in's Alex Maskey

  29. IKEA announces a cut to sick pay for its unvaccinated UK self-isolating staff

    Do you think that is fair?

  30. If your life depended on it, would you accept an organ transplant from a monkey?

    Reports that scientists have created the world's first human-monkey hybrid

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