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Well this week much of the attention has been on which of our politicians will be upping sticks and moving to Brussels. Meanwhile markets are worried about the prospect of a far right government bedding down in the Eurozone’s second-largest economy, France. From there we’re joined by Lara Marlowe, Paris based journalist and author.

Now employers from north and south are calling on the Irish and British governments to rectify the tax complications that have arisen from remote working. Fergal O’Brien, Director of Lobbying & Influence with IBEC joins us to discuss.

Emma Maye comes from a family that’s steeped in the property development industry. When her father Liam died in 2008, she moved into the business and started negotiations with Nama over her fathers enormous property debts. She's since built a business empire alongside her husband - Ardale construction company and Core, a builders provider chain.

“Love bombing, baiting, ghosting,” these are normally terms that we hear in the world of dating, but a number of recent studies suggest these practices have crossed over into the world of work and recruitment. Recruitment Specialist Louise Campbell has been taking a look at the issue.

Well Sticking with property but a different end of the market. Staging properties has become increasingly popular in Ireland in the last few years. This is where homeowners are forking out up to 30,000 to stage their homes in an effort to attract higher bids and to sell more quickly. Siofra Mulqueen has been finding out more

We’ve all been dazzled by them these last few weeks. But how do we all channel the mindsets of these athletes - the sheer concentration, composure and confidence. We’re joined by Trinity’s professor Ian Robertson, author of How Confidence Works