It’s one of Ireland’s most baffling missing persons cases.

And it’s in the news again with Gardai confirming that they now believe the couple in question never left the country despite numerous reported sightings abroad.

So what really happened to Conor and Sheila Dwyer?

And what, if anything, has a renewed investigation uncovered?

Ciara is joined by Southern correspondent with the Irish Independent, Ralph Riegel

Yesterday was, of course, St. Brigid’s day.

But your ancestors would have known it as Imbolc.

And in celtic countries like Ireland and Scotland there are some who still celebrate it as such.

So what is Imbolc and what has it got to do with St. Brigid?

Ciara is joined by Kelly Fitzgerald from the School of Irish, Celtic Studies and Folklore in UCD

50 years ago this year a new genre of music was created.

Suddenly there was this strange and raw sound. Angry looking young people were screaming about their dissatisfaction as to the state of their lot in life and the stale and seemingly hopeless future they had been handed by the establishment.

There were leather jackets, mohawks, safety pins and a whole lot more.

Punk had been born.

But a half a century on, what is its legacy?

Tara Duggan is joined by “Professor of Punk”, Cultural Sociologist, Creative Writer and Experimental Musician at University Limerick, Eoin Devereux