RTÉ - Marian Finucane

Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe joins Marian in studio.

Joe O'Shea and Tracy Piggott join Marian with a selection of their favourite winter walks from around the country.

Former Dunnes Stores worker Mary Manning joins Marian to talk about her book 'Striking Back' which is about the boycott of South African goods by Dunnes Stores workers during apartheid.

Our Newspaper panel this week : David McWilliams, Econbomist and Broadcaster Niamh Lyons, Political Editor, Ireland Edition of The Times  Gerard Howlin, Public affairs consultant and Irish Examiner Columnist  Jennifer Kavanagh, Law Lecturer in Waterford Institute of Technology Kieran Hickey, Climatologist, department of Geography, UCC. 

Spanish correspondent for France 24, joined Marian on the phone to give her an update on events in Catalonia. 

Resident of the Old Head of Kinsale lighthouse, Cathy Lennon, joined Marian on the phone to describe events that happened to her during storm Ophelia. 

Economic columnist with the Irish Independent, Brendan keenan joined Marian in studio to give us an update on what's happening with Tracker Mortgages. 

Harvey O'Brien joined Marian in studio to explain why some book to film adaptations work and why some don't. 

Eoin Hand joined Marian in studio

Claire Ronan joined Marian to talk about stockpiling for an Emergency

Weather forcaster Gerry Murphy, joined Marian in studio to give us an update on Storm Brian.

Marian was joined in studio by James O'Brien, Coin and Postcard collector and dealer, Melissa Nolan, Collector of dolls and teddies and Eddie O'Mahony, Irish Soccer Jersey Collector.

Domini Kemp joined Marian in studio.

Today our newspaper panel consisted of:  Suzanne Kelly, Tax Lawyer Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics, DCU Colm McCarthy, Economist Anne-Marie McNally - Policy Director Social Democrats Conor Lenihan, Former Fianna Fáil Minister of State

Jack Horgan Jones from the Sunday Business Post joined Marian to give her a NAMA update