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Tá skinny jabs, mar a thugtar orthu, go mór i mbéal an phobail i láthair na huaire agus labhraíonn Sarah McGlinchey linn faoin fhiosrú a rinne sí don chlár Consumer Fightback faoi chúrsaí sábháilteachta a bhaineann leis na drugaí cailliúna meáchain seo. Tá an scéal sin, agus contúirtí leabaí gréine, á bplé ag painéal na hoíche anocht: Eimear McGovern agus Áine Ní Dhonnaile. Mar cheiliúradh ar Lá Domhanda na Leabhar, tá Ava Ní Loingsigh linn le labhairt faoi na leabhair Ghaeilge atá léite aici le déanaí - agus na cinn atá cloiste aici, i bhfoirm closleabhair. Fosta, sa mhionsraith Cumhacht na bhFocal, cluineann muid faoin tseanfhocal is fearr le Storm Eaton-Kilgallen agus an bhrí atá leis ina saol féin.

So-called skinny jabs are a much-discussed topic, and Sarah McGlinchey reports on the investigation she carried out for Consumer Fightback on safety issues around these weight loss drugs. That story, along with sunbed safety, is discussed by our panel tonight: Eimear McGovern and Áine Ní Dhonnaile. And to celebrate World Book Day, Ava Ní Loingsigh tells us about the books she has read recently in Irish - and the ones she has heard, in the form of an audiobook. Also we hear from Storm Eaton-Kilgallen, in the short series Cumhacht na bhFocal, on her favourite proverb in Irish and what it means to her in her own life.