On Dublin Today, Elizabeth Hearst was joined by Matt Hodge, founder of 'REEL ICONS', to chat all about their pre-Christmas convention for a very good cause.

Mario Ledwith from The Times also joined Kevin O’Mahony to discuss their brand new podcast, “The Poppy Day Bomb,” which looked at the Enniskillen bombings nearly forty years on.

Art O’Leary from the Electoral Commission ahead of Friday’s Election.

Plus, with just days to go before heading to the polls, the candidates' rivalry was heating up, and we got all the latest.

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On today's episode of Dublin Today: The Irish Blood Transfusion Service issues an urgent appeal, saying 12,000 donations are needed immediately.

We'll also hear why Dublin City Council is facing criticism over its failure to fix up neglected planters on Parnell Square.

Plus, a warning for all households to be on the lookout for the venomous False Widow spider.

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On Dublin Today with Elizabeth Hearst, we talk about a story from Donaghmede, where a teenage boy tragically died.

We discussed the most extensive phase of BusConnects launching this week and how it will impact your commute.

Then, for anyone struggling with the property ladder, Harrison Gardiner from the series Build Your Own Home shares his essential tips.

Plus, we spoke with Carmel Winters about her new play, Cuckoo Time, at the Glass Mask Theatre.

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