Newstalk Breakfast

Uisce Éireann has said that an extension to the hosepipe ban may have to be considered beyond 26 August.
Speaking to Anton with more on this was Asset Strategy Manager at Uisce Éireann, Mairead Conlon.

The ballots are in, the votes are counted and Nigel Farage has won the most bizarre election in British political history,
Speaking to Anton was our reporter Sarah Madden was on the there during the count last night and also we get reaction to the outcome with Former Government Senior Special Adviser James Price.

Farming groups are calling for urgent supports from the Government over the impact of high temperatures on farmers' livelihoods.
To discuss further with Anton was Francie Gorman, Irish Farmer's Association President.

Back-to-school costs can really add up, but there are ways to keep the spending under control.
With top tips on saving for those back-to-school costs was Robert Whelan, Managing Director at Rockwell Financial Management.

When someone objects to an infrastructure project or big housing project in their locality. Why don’t we just pay them to withdraw their objection?
Anton discusses this further with Gavin Lawlor President of The Irish Planning Institute.