Rté - The Ray Darcy Show

Conor Pope joins us once again to champion your consumer issues. If you have a consumer problem you can send it to pricewatch@rte.ie

Rónán Hession's third novel Ghost Mountain is out now.

In Co Leitrim, 6th year students who are facing into their Leaving Cert exams have decided to ditch the school bags.

Colm O'Regan joins Ray in the road-caster to chat comedy and babies falling asleep at his gig!

Sinead, Keith and their son Daniel Tighe join Ray ahead of the final park run in Marley park to talk about how Park Run has helped with Sinead's anxiety after the birth of Daniel who has a rare genetic disorder.

The one and only Mairead Ronan catches up with Ray and offers tips for those starting their running journey.

Toshín is in studio with some live music and tells us all about what's coming up for her this summer

Dustin the turkey has taken a day trip out of Dublin to join Ray in Navan, which he's naturally delighted about!

National treasure Niamh Kavanagh joins Ray in the Roadcaster in Navan

Baron of Dunsany, ecology enthusiast and rewilder joins Ray in the Roadcaster.

Comedians Pat Shortt and his daughter Faye joined Ray in studio for all the craic!

Rosie and her mother Caroline came into studio before their 5km Run with Ray in Athlone

Bernard O'Shea joins Ray to talk running, comedy and sharing towels..

Multi-award winning author and farmer John Connell talks all things running and his new book 'Twelve Sheep'

Singer Eleanor McEvoy is in studio with music and chat about her upcoming summer tour.

Comedian, storyteller, Irish language advocate, training facilitator and ribbon enthusiast Aine Gallagher joins Ray for all the craic!

Rimjhim Kashyap, Tim Folan and Helen Murphy talk to Ray about running and the fantastic benefits joining a Park Run group can have.

Jess Murphy, Head Chef Proprietor of Kai Restaurant Galway talks all things food

Ray chats to astrophysics student Adam Mullins founder of The Student Pantry and chemistry student Sophie Hynes, co-founder of the Swiftie Society, both at University of Galway about juggling college life and a business.

We're in Galway today for Run with Ray and Galway Local Legend Keith Finnegan, the voice of Galway Bay FM for over 34 years chats to Ray about all Galway has to offer.