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Minister James Lawless on Rent Tenancies Bill, pedestrianisation of College Green and whether student visa's are being used to access Ithe labour market

James Lawless, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. TD for Kildare North joined Shane to discuss the changes coming to housing legislation and ongoing issues in the market. Aswell as plans to third level tution fees by 500 euros.

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Olympian publicly asks for a second chance after cheating on Girlfriend. Do grand gestures work?

Now, if you have been keeping up with the Winter Olympics this week you may have noticed a particularly peculiar moment after Tuesday’s biathlon... where medalist Sturla Holm Laegreid made a bizarre public confession to his girlfriend about cheating on her, while also publicly asking for a second chance. Joining Shane was Relationship Expert from Two's Company, Jennifer Haskins

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How do we combat misogyny in today's world?

Is it possible that most of us have been raised to believe that women are inferior to men? Author, economist and Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis says important women in his life saved him from a potential fate as a misogynist. Yanis spoke to Claire this morning on the show.

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11 min
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Everyday Food: Pasta

Chef and Mindful Eating coach Aisling Larkin joined Claire in studio to chat everything you can do with pasta.

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13 min
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New study finds monkeys can engage in make-believe

A new study has found that bonobo monkeys can engage in make-believe in a very similar way to children. Joining Sean was Amalia Bastos, Lecturer in Comparative Psychology at the University of St. Andrews.

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The latest on the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie

Gor the latest on the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of US TV host Savannah Guthrie, Claire was joined by US Based Foreign Correspondent, Sara Firth and ask what now as the ransom deadline has passed.

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Should we do something to save the nightclub as more and more close their doors?

At the turn of the century, there were 522 active nightclubs across the country; as of our last count, there are only 83. There has been much debate recently whether we should try and revive the humble nightclub, or whether they have become a vestigial organ in Irish society = Joining Shane to discuss this is Lifestyle columnist with the Irish Examiner and Trinity student, Jane Cowen, Journalist at DMG media, Becca Fisher and CEO of Temple Bar and Spokesperson for Dublin Business Alliance, Martin Harte

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12 min
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Japan cancels its iconic cherry blossom festival

A city in Japan has officially cancelled its iconic cherry blossom festival, citing a crisis caused by over tourism and "badly behaved" visitors. The festival in Fujiyoshida normally runs in early April to coincide with the blooming of the city's iconic pink cherry blossoms. For more on this we heard from David McNeill, who is Professor of Communications at the Sacred Heart University in Tokyo.

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Come read along with The Claire Byrne Book Club!

We have started a book club on the show. We’ll talk about the books we’ve loved, the books that have opened our eyes to a new world and we’ll review books as we go. Sinéad Cuddihy, from the Tired Mammy Book Club joins us to chat all things book and to give us our first book to read along too. If you’re in a book club please get in touch, I’d love to hear from you and have you read along with us. Do email clairebyrne@newstalk.com.

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Training salon professionals to recognising the signs domestic violence

A programme will be piloted this month in Leitrim, where Salon professionals will undergo domestic violence training in relation to recognising the signs of it, and knowing how to respond to it. To discuss this Claire was joined on the show by Angie McKenna, Mohill Family Support Centre Coordinator, Liz Brady, of Reflections Beauty and Wellbeing, and also Dr Caroline Forde, Outreach Development of the Domestic Violence Advocacy Service.

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