On this episode of Dublin Today with Elizabeth Hearst on Dublin's Q102, Green Party transport spokesperson Feljin Jose joined the show to discuss his disappointment with the recently unveiled National Development Plan Review.

Eoin Lyons from Dublin Town provided interesting stats about the success of the recent Dublin By Night Festival. Andrew Murphy, Head of Mens Buying at Lifestyle Sports, weighed in on the surge in demand for Irish jerseys following the success in Budapest, with over one million euro forked out on sportswear by fans.

Finally, Dr. Daryl Hendley Rooney, deputy curator at the Little Museum of Dublin, shed light on the history of one of Dublin’s most iconic pubs, Nearys, in his new book, A Little History of Nearys.

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On this episode of Dublin Today, host Elizabeth Hearst was joined by Clodagh Farrell and Samantha O’Flanagan from Stapolin Educate Together National School, who discussed their campaign for two additional autism classes.

Later, Fine Gael Cllr Pierce Dargan weighed in on concerns from Kilternan locals who felt "forgotten" and left behind following the rollout of new bus services.

Finally, fashion broadcaster Rosalind Lipsett chatted all about the third edition of ReRuns, a popular fashion event for a good cause.

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On this episode of Dublin Today, the Metrolink project was facing an inevitable delay after residents in Ranelagh initiated judicial review proceedings against the multibillion project.

Green Party transport spokesperson Feljin Jose joined the show to discuss the legal challenge.

Also making news, Fianna Fail's Malcolm Byrne introduced a Bill in the Dáil to rename Dublin Airport the "Seán Lemass Dublin International Airport," a topic that Q102 news reporter Jason Quigley helped unpack.

The show also welcomed Sinn Fein Cllr Ciaran O’Meachair, who urged officials to take action on the persistent issues of horse manure in the Liberties area.

Finally, the team looked at new research from Repak, which showed that over a third of shoppers were planning on buying fewer gifts this Christmas, even with Black Friday just around the corner.

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