It's all about life. Presented by Ray Darcy.
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Anne-Marie Kingston, from White Sage Decluttering in Clonakilty, Co Cork joins Brendan with some inspiration to tackle the re-organising and decluttering tasks that your home and mind need.
At just two years of age, Freya McLaughlin was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive spinal tumour. After surgery, doctors delivered a heartbreaking prognosis — she would never walk again. But now, at 13, Freya is defying the odds, and much of her remarkable progress is thanks to an unexpected source: horse therapy.
Bernard Jennings, Carlow Optician joins Brendan to discuss the increase in people reporting symptoms such as dry eyes, headaches and eyesight deterioration as a result of screen usage and what steps we can take to prevent further damage to our eye health?
Journalist Tanya Sweeney shares her memories of making mixtapes in the early noughties.
Twelve young people from Wicklow are set to sail from Arklow to Wales this August in a life-changing voyage aboard the tall ship Maybe. Sindy Offer from Sail Training Ireland and two of sailors in training, Zach, 16 and Lilly, 15 tell us more.
Broadcaster Fionnuala Jay on how merchandise have gone extremely creative.
Alanna joins Brendan to discuss her ordeal after becoming permanently disfigured and blind in one eye following a group attack in 2021.
You may have seen some clips making the rounds on social media from a unique performance last night in Galway's Westend and it was not your typical show. It was Voices in the Water, a one-of-a-kind Kayak Choir! and Tracy Breun joins Brendan to tell us all about it.
Dancing is good for the body and the soul and one man who knows this better than anyone is Presenter and Broadcaster PJ Kirby. When he's not recording or touring his I'm Grand Mam podcast with co-host Kevin Twomey, you can find him in the dance studio throwing shapes
Allison Keating, The Practical Psychologist joins Brendan to chat about a recent study by New York University that found negative friendships can cause premature aging and frenemies can compare to the ageing caused by smoking!
Colm Barron, Academy Director, Shelbourne Football Club, Aoife Sheridan, Under 17s Ireland player and Derin Adewale join us ahead of Football Families, a three part series coming to RTÉ One on Thursday July 31. It goes behind the scenes of Shelbourne Football Club, focusing on their young players.
Joe's Farm Crisps in Killeagh, East Cork, has once again opened its stunning five-acre sunflower fields to the public — and this year, it's all in support of the Alzheimer's Society of Ireland. Sandra Burn, owner of Joe's Farms Crisps tells Brendan all about it.
Little Shop of Horrors is on at the Bord Gais until 9th of August and stars Ghaliah conroy ho joins Brendan with her Mammy Neilí Conroy who we all know as Sharon in Fair City.
Conor Pope joins Brendan to offer advice on what your rights are on attending conerts.
Rick O'Shea, Broadcaster and Tom Muckian, Bookshop owner.
Emma Monaghan, National Lottery spokesperson
Teresa Foley; Occupational Therapist and Feeding Therapist.
Liz Butler is on the line to talk to Ray about the 3D Knitted Map of Ireland, a unique project in search of a home
Oisín Flemming is in studio to discuss his debut film Oíche Chultúir, an Irish language film.
Daniel 'Dani' Cooney joins Ray on the line to discuss his campaign to climb Carrauntoohill 15 times in a row to raise money for abandoned dogs
Allison Keating and Dr Ray O'Neill are back in studio to answer questions from you, the listener
Excavation work has begun this morning at the site of the former mother-and-baby home in Tuam, Co Galway. This all started 11 years ago with the work and determination of local historian Catherine Corless, after she found that there were no burial records for almost 800 babies and infants who died at the home over a 36-year period.
Lisa Keenan joins Ray to discuss the work involved in cattle mart auctions
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