RTÉ - Marian Finucane

The panel is joined on the line by various callers who made the trip home to vote.

British Ambassador Dominick Chilcott joins Marian in studio to talk about the Prince Charles visit to Ireland.

Marian is joined on the line by more callers who came home to vote and also by John Murray of the Iona Institute.

Jerry Buttimer, FG TD for Cork South Central; Brendan Keenan, Economic Columnist, Irish Independent; Alison O’Connor, Political Commentator, Irish Examiner; Ben Conroy, Iona Spokesman, Columnist with The Irish Catholic. Dr Micheál O’Tighearneagh, Inner City GP in the Meath Hospital.

In studio to discuss the 41st Anniversary were Margaret Urwin, Coordinator of Justice for the Forgotten and Aidan Sheils whose mother was killed in Talbot St

Niall Delaney, Current Affairs Presenter on Ocean FM, Sligo, and Sr Kathleen Rooney, Director of Star of the Sea Retreat and Conference Centre Mullaghmore, discuss the arrangements and itinerary for the upcoming visit to the West of Ireland

Claire Connolly, Professor of Modern English in UCC, Garry Hynes, Director of the Druid Theatre Company Galway, and Dave Fanning on the co-relationship between our two literary cultures

Anthony Flynn set up Inner City Helping Homeless in November/ December 2013 after a conversation with a number of his friends in a pub about the problem of homelessness. Anthony came into studio with two volunteers from the group: John Ross Reilly and Michelle O'Brien.

There were around 240 passengers on Amtrak Train 188 as it travelled from Washington to New York when it derailed in Philadelphia on Tuesday evening – 200 were injured and 8 were killed. Eimear Kelleher from Lucan was on the train

In studio today is Declan Wall, Co-Director of Fitness by Design, a company providing a mobile fitness testing service in secondary schools throughout Ireland, and on the phone are Brian Ferguson, a retired teacher who taught in a French secondary school for 10 years and Jeanne Dowling, a home economics teacher from Tipperary.

We all love when the evenings get brighter but one of the drawbacks is dust becoes more visible and our thoughts turn to spring cleaning. Aisli Madden and Cat Lawlor, aka The Domestic Divas, have some tips for us all.

Mark O'Regan and Maeve Quigley give us their recommendations for next week's television

Kathleen Lynch - Min of State Department of Health, John Drennan - Renua Ireland’s director of communications & political strategy, Sebastian Hamilton - Editor in Chief, Irish Mail Group of Newspapers, Eamon Ryan - Irish leader of the Green Party, Sinéad Ryan - Consumer & property columnist the Irish Independent

The panel is joined by Derek Davis who has lost a lot of weight and Prof. Niall Moyna from the School of Health and Human Performance in DCU. They are also joined on the line by economist Stephen Kinsella from the University of Limerick.

Psephologist Adrian Kavanagh from Maynooth University joins Aine in studio to talk about he British general election.