O'Connell Street is the main thoroughfare in our capital city, but is it in need of regeneration?

For years, many have complained that the street is dangerous, unattractive and too full of takeaways and casinos, as well as being rife with social problems such as drug dealing and homelessness.

Have projects like the construction of the Spire made any difference, or does more need to be done to make O'Connell Street more attractive?

To discuss this issue in our Monday debate we were joined by Frank McDonald, author of The Destruction of Dublin, retail and brands consultant Eddie Shanahan, and Sinead Connolly, chairperson of the O'Connell Street Revival Society.

Listen to the interview in full by pressing the play button on this page.