So what made you turn up your radio this week? Some of it may have been sad, it may have been funny, or maybe infuriating, but we hope all of it was compelling.
Sue Murphy has had her ear to wireless and joins us now with quotes of the week…
Paul Kimmage speaks to Off the Ball
The former rider turned journalist spoke about the 2015 Tour de France leader Chris Froome and the questions that surround him and Team Sky.
"It's really disappointing to have a great race and a brilliant event like the Tour and to be sitting in front of your TV and just feeling despair watching it and not being able to understand what you're looking at and whether you can believe it or not," he said.
The dangers of K2 on Newstalk Breakfast
Jason Black, a Donegal climber, is currently on K2, attempting to complete what would be the biggest achievement of his mountaineering career – having previously reached the peak of Mount Everest.
He spoke to Chris just after tragedy occurred:
A very sad tale of a good Samaritan
A disqualified driver was jailed for six and a half years this week after he killed Eamon Cronin. He had just crossed the road to try and break up a fight, and was almost on the footpath when he was hit.
His wife told Jonathan Healy on Lunchtime about the moment she found out her husband had been killed:
Moncrieff, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and an inflation fetish...
Sean spoke to Brian Sloane who manufactures sex toys and owns the company Autoblow.
Not sure you’re ever going to feel the same way about that film after this...
Finally, our own David McIntyre takes on Hook
Yes, Dave from Off the Ball and our main GAA commentator dropped into the Right Hook to discuss whether golf is in trouble because it's run by snobs.
However, he really didn't agree with George putting words in his mouth about what he was saying...
