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'People say men don't cry. That is complete and utter bull' - men's grief after miscarriage 07.11.2023 14:35
When Coleen Rooney spoke about having a miscarriage in 2008, she said the grief knocked her husband Wayne "for six". Do we talk about the impact of miscarriage on male partners enough? Andrea was joined by Tony Owens of the baby loss support charity Féileacáin as well as listeners with personal experience of grief after miscarriage. If you are grieving after miscarriage, go to feileacain.ie for su...
Ask Me Anything with a Soap Director 07.11.2023 14:54
For this week's Ask Me Anything, Andrea spoke to Soap Director Jason Brannigan, whose repertoire includes Fair City and EastEnders.
'We've seen the benefits here in Greystones' - possibility of a nationwide smartphone ban in schools 07.11.2023 15:47
Cabinet ministers are expected to overwhelmingly approve new guidelines on the banning of smartphones in schools. Under the changes, Education Minister Norma Foley will ask parents to take a “collective decision” not to buy smartphones for children. It follows on from the successful example of eight schools in Greystones, Co. Wicklow, where parents of primary school children agre...
Ask the GP with Dr Sumi Dunne 07.11.2023 14:04
On this week's Ask the GP, Mairead spoke to Dr Sumi Dunne who answered your medical queries.
Are people obsessed with celebrities less intelligent? 07.11.2023 9:09
If you spend your free time consuming celebrity news and gossip then you might be in for some bad news.... A study has found that those obsessed with celebrities are less intelligent. Entertainment journalist Sarina Bellisimo and Presenter Conor Behan joined Mairead to discuss.
Cut-the-Cost: the Pink Tax 06.11.2023 11:24
Have you heard of the Pink Tax? This week's Cut-the-Cost explains the price differences in products marketed towards women. Companies charge more for everything from razors to kid's toys when the target audience is female, and this adds up. Newstalk Reporter Aoife Kearns joined Mairead to share her top tips on how to get around the Pink Tax.
'Sport has become incredibly serious for many young children' 06.11.2023 11:43
Mairead asks: has all the fun gone out of after-school activities for kids? Parents are sometimes guilty of getting involved in football teams or drama clubs and putting too much pressure on kids to excel outside of the classroom - but does this behaviour push people to do well from a young age? Listeners joined Mairead to discuss the pros and cons of encouraging competition and camaraderie among...
Ban on E-Scooters for under-16s 06.11.2023 17:54
E-Scooters will be banned for under 16-year-olds, the government has announced. The ban is welcomed by many, but questions have arisen regarding how the Gardaí will enforce it. While listeners joining Mairead mainly agreed that some sort of regulation was necessary, some expressed concern about the age ban and its shortcomings.
Dublin City Marathon: celebration or inconvenience? 06.11.2023 15:16
Every year, the Dublin City Marathon transforms the capital. Some say we should embrace the event more than we currently do, while others complain that the Marathon is nothing more than an inconvenience that disrupts traffic. Mairead was joined by Councillor Mannix Flynn, Senator Marie Sherlock and other listeners to discuss the highs and lows of the annual event.
"It really doesn't seem like much of an effort was made" Family’s Grief, After it took 6 days to be informed of brothers passing. 03.11.2023 12:39
Listener to the show Fiona got in touch, after her brother Jamie tragically died last August by suicide. Jamie following his passing was brought to a Dublin City morgue where it took 6 days before the family were informed of his death Fiona, joined Andrea to reflect on Jamie's warm character and highlight the pain her family had to endure during the delay. She also expressed hope that priests can...
"They are judged unfairly." The rise of Male Nannies 03.11.2023 12:08
Kim Kardashian recently said she had hired a male nanny so her sons could have a male presence in their lives following her divorce from Kanye West. While uncommon just a few years ago, male nannies are springing up, especially in London Andrea was joined on the show by Sam McArdle who spent three years looking after children and wrote a play about his experience "The Manny". And...
"Its a huge deterrent" Plans to Increase Parking Charges in Capital 03.11.2023 14:19
Plans to hike Dublin city centre on-street parking charges to €4 an hour have drawn criticism. The council reportedly plans to hike charges across all zones in Dublin from next year - with the most expensive 'yellow zone' increasing from €3.50 to €4 an hour. Andrea was joined by listeners of the show to hear their opinions on the proposed changes and how it will affect residents...
'It is something that I had been thinking about for a long time' - Daithi O'Shea on his new hair transplant 03.11.2023 19:43
Hair loss is an issue that affects a lot of men and it seems that more and more Irish men are seeking out a solution for it. Daithi O'Shea joins Andrea to tell her about his decision to get a hair transplant.
Assisted Dying - 'We had to endure watching her deteriorate when there was no comeback' 01.11.2023 14:51
Today ‘End of Life Ireland’ will gather at the Dail in hopes of bringing their message to politicians about legislation for Voluntary Assisted Dying. Andrea chats to caller David whose mother recently passed away: 'We had to endure ten days after a major stroke watching her deteriorate and it was difficult when there was no comeback.'
'You are told you are going to regret it when you are older' - Author Sheila O'Flanagan on choosing not to have children 01.11.2023 12:40
Author Sheila O'Flanagan talks to Andrea about the unusual attitudes she has encountered after deciding not to have children. 'If you are making that decision not to have children it's because you are living a life that is already full of joy and meaning'
‘It’s absolutely devastating’ - Families may have to abandon homes due to coastal erosion 31.10.2023 15:42
Thousands of homeowners could have to abandon their houses in coming decades because of rising sea levels. The Government are now saying we need a ‘managed retreat’ – a move away from the coast. Andrea was joined by Councillor Martin McDermott from Donegal County Council and other listeners to discuss...
'He was so quick and witty' - Friends Actor Matthew Perry Remembered 31.10.2023 17:17
Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing on TV show Friends passed away over the weekend at the age of 54. People were quick to share their disbelief and sadness online – and there was a real feeling of mourning among some people online. Iseult White, Psychotherapist and Author and Siobhán, a Friends fan joined Andfrea on Lunchtime Live...
'People are experiencing paranormal activity' - Almost half of Irish people believe in ghosts 31.10.2023 14:42
A new study has found that 45 percent of Irish people believe in ghosts with 48 percent of females believing in them compared to 43 percent of males. Do you believe in ghosts? Andrea was joined by Richard Morrison, co-founder of Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland PJ from Púca Vogue, Paranormal investigator,
Should the pension age be increased to 75? 31.10.2023 15:52
An Oireachtas committee has recommended that the State pension age increase should increase to 75. They say their recommendation was ‘in light of the fact that life expectancy has increased from 65 to 82 years old'. Andrea was joined by Denis Naughten, Independent TD and Cathaoireach of the Committee on Social Protection and listeners to discuss...
Roads 'not safe' for cyclists in Ireland 27.10.2023 18:01
The Transport Minister has said that Irish roads are not safe for children to walk or cycle to school on. Eamon Ryan even said that our roads aren’t even safe enough for experienced cyclists. Andrea was joined by listeners to discuss...
'It's a dopamine release' - Why do we enjoy being scared? 27.10.2023 14:16
Halloween is next week and it’s that time of year again to binge horror movies whether you love them or hate them. Why do we enjoy being scared so much? Andrea was joined by Dr. Sarah Cleary also known as ‘The Queen of Halloween’, Deirdre Murtagh from Ghosts of the Manor and Farmaphobia and Ken Carreher, Ken’s Halloween House of Horrors...
Running a marathon 'hugely demanding on the body' 27.10.2023 9:50
The Dublin City Marathon takes place this weekend, 25,000 participants are expected to take part, But what actually happens to your body when you run a marathon? Andrea was joined by Professor Niall Moyna, Professor of Clinical Exercise Physiology and others to discuss...
Vaping considered 'trendy' by young people 27.10.2023 16:06
Shocking new figures from Foróige Sligo show that more than one in three teenagers currently vape. Young people aged 13 to 16 who vape say that they never smoked before starting. Andrea was joined by listeners to discuss...
Irish participation in Halloween tradition 'on the rise' 26.10.2023 17:11
Samhain, is, of course, the basis of modern Halloween - the time of the year, it is said, when the threshold between the living world and the dead is at its thinnest. But, do we make enough of Halloween here in Ireland? Especially considering that it is a traditionally Irish celebration? Adrian Kennedy was joined by listeners to discuss...
'You’ll have the best time of your life' - Donegal named 4th Best Region in the World 26.10.2023 13:22
Donegal has been named the fourth-best region in the world to visit. Lonely Planet have put it head of places like Southern Thailand, the Swahili Coast in Tanzania and Montana in the United States. Some of the Donegal wonders they’ve credited are “the highest sea cliffs in Europe at Sliabh Liag, at 601m (1972ft), and miles of unspoilt coastal hiking trails along the Wild Atlantic...
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