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Moshing just a load of lads thrashing around right? Well not quite Sinéad finds out more about this subculture as Rachel ni Bhraonáin writer/director of 'Mosh' joined her ahead of the show's run in Dublin Fringe, Comedian John Colleary joined us ahead of his nationwide tour Loud and Colleary kicking off in a few days time, everything from mimicking teachers for the craic and the intricacies of the...

Ah this is why women like making lists Sinéad on the joy of list writing, the cast and director of 'The Curious case of Albert Cashier' get ready for a national tour they stop by studio for a chat ahead of their run, trouble sleeping? Sleep expert Anne Marie Boyhan is with us with great advice and writer Stephen King has a unique taste in music Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more infor...

Are you brave enough to battle the boyne Drogheda triathlon are looking for swimmers to take part in the Boyne Swim= our Friday regulars are back Niall O Brien was with us talking movies this week my big fat Greek wedding returns for a third installment ,and Fionn had another Friday floor filler song to start the weekend  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Weather havoc did Sinead just jinx the people of Dundalk, speaking of Dundalk The LMFM Roadrunner is out and about again as Bus Eireann are holding a customer appreciation day Pat O Shuaghnassy is there for all the fun, they have entertained President Joe Biden, and they have played at parades and various events at home and abroad and this week they mark their 50th anniversary we heard from Anthon...

Are you a ceiling watcher or a social media scroller listeners share their sleep personalities, unfortunately most Irish households have them the screenager but how do you parent one luckily family psychologist clinical director of the therapy institute Richard Hogan has lots of advice plus twin brothers personal trainers the Molloy Twins impart 5 simple but effective rules to live by to achieve g...

We all have dreams goals we would like to reach in our lives whether that be a health goal, career goal, money goal or just an overall happiness goal however there are so many different self help books courses and coaches out there but often we don’t know where to start well Sinead found a book that cuts through a lot of the self help jargon to bring you 5 yes 5 really simple but effective rules t...

The most wonderful time of the year is approaching and talented kids need to be ready, Pat O Shaughnassy was at the launch of the 8th year of the Tony Golden memorial cycle happening in Omeath, now is the write time to put pen to paper as Fingal Libraries celebrate their annual 'Write time' festival creative director Anne Mc Donald discussed the joys of being creative and Sinéad gets a touching gi...

The sun makes a welcome return Sinéad is delighted, Eileen Mc Cormack is also thrilled as she won €1,000 in our radio bingo lucky numbers competition, Eimear Quinlan from the Gary Kelly Cancer Support Centre our charity partner was instudio to pull out the winning name, 3 nights of Irish independent film to enjoy in a unique setting as the Bleeding pig film festival returns to Donabate and it's an...

He's one of Ireland's most prolific mental health campaigners Niall Breslin aka Bressie is bringing his hit podcast 'Where is my mind' to the local area he joined Sinéád for a chat, Niall O Brien was back with us talking movies this week 'The Equaliser 3' and local film 'Dublin Crust' up for discussion and Fionn had a great Friday floor filler song. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more...

An Tain arts centre present three unique events that will bring audiences on a live action adventure game through the streets of Dundalk, the world’s first virtual reality community opera and a classical music experience aimed at children Paul Hayes from An Tain Arts centre and Zoe Seaton from Big Telly Productions joined Sinéad to discuss, what on earth should we put in the kids lunchboxes h...

Earlier this summer Arethra Franklin’s children went to court to contest her will there were a lot of complications surrounding this case our solicitor Elaine Byrne was back with us discussing these complications and how to avoid them author Grace Tierney was here discussing the interesting and downright hilarious origin stories around words in Wordfoolery and a new cinema opens in Drogheda Hosted...

Do you have a child that struggles with maths? Skerries Secondary school teacher Gráinne Enright is offering free maths grinds, Sinéad is worried she has arrived at the perimenopause stage as facial hair is sprouting Comedian Anne Gildea did not put her mind at ease at all she's bringing her 'How to get the menopause and enjoy it' show back to Drogheda plus a special day in honour of our front lin...

What percentage of your wardrobe do you actively wear 100%, 50 or just 20% most of our listeners answered just 20% in our survey despite the fact that many of us have wardrobes heaving with clothes we continue to buy. Maria Macklin image consultant from house of colour had lots to discuss about the impact fast fashion is having on our environment and had lots of advice about shopping more sustaina...

How much of your wardrobe do you actively wear? We asked listeners this question ahead and discovered it's just 20% Maria Macklin image consultant from house of Colour had a lot to say about Sustainable style plus the rich history of Spicers Bakery business in Balbriggan is explored by Frank Whearity from Balbriggan historical society Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A few weeks ago we met Stephen Lynch from Duleek who was attempting to run the length of the country in aid of mental health charities did he do it you bet he did and he has the blisters and swollen feet to prove it we catch up with him, Niall O Brien is here talking movies in Reel Reviews and Fionn is back with another Friday floor filler song to start the weekend, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

Last month we met Stephen Lynch from Duleek from his adopted home in Australia he explained he wanted to do a big fundraiser to raise money and awareness of the great work SOSAD and mental health Ireland are doing. On August 14th he set off and despite muscles and limbs seizing up, his feet covered in blisters and swollen ankles Stephen dug deep and completed the challenge he joined Sinéad for a p...

Barbie Botox a worrying new cosmetic trend, 6 in 10 people who have food allergies have no idea of the tax relief you can claim on food Rachel Claffy from Taxback.com filled us in, jockeys swap horses for bikes as the Coast to Curragh charity cycle with a difference gets underway organiser Gavin Lynch is still looking for cyclists to sign up for this year's event plus a message in a bottle from Ir...

On September 7th 2018 Cathy Mc Dermott from Nobber experienced something no parent should have to go through her beautiful son Tiarnan was stillborn now she is encouraging us to come together for a charity cycle to raise funds for Feiliecan who supported her through her loss she shared her story, he was a born singer, folk music field-worker and song collector the life and great work of Louth man...

Drogheda filmmaker Baz Black is back with more awards from the South Coast festival in Hastings, he joined Sinead instudio for a chat as his feature length debut film Dublin Crust heads to cinemas, plus An bhfuil Gaelige agat? Don't let memories of learning Irish in school put you off embracing our native tongue we heard about a couch to comhra 6 week challenge aimed at adults wanting to pick up a...

Sinead Brassil back in the hot seat this morning and a lot has happened in the last 2 weeks, but with just about 1 week to go until the kids go back to school, some little ones are heading off for the first time and may feel anxious Sarah Gilbert actor and drama teacher and founder of little sunflower wellness programme has released a brilliant book that will help young children cope wit...

a unique event highlighting the plight of the bumblebee including music, film and a guided walk is happening this month musician Brenda Castles who is organising the event joined us instudio for a chat and some music, Louth Local sports partnership are involved in a nationwide initiative encouraging more women to get out and enjoy the outdoors we heard more and listeners shared more stories about...

Louth Writer director Fiona Ashe is one of the finalists in the Virgin Media discovers competition she told us all about her film a drama set against the Russian war in Ukraine, Dave Gernon is bringing another comic con to Kells, Google Ireland turns 20 but what have we been searching for since 2003 plus what men's fragrance is the g.o.a.t Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informatio...

Louth filmmaker Fiona Ashe joined Sinéad instudio today to discuss her short film which has been shortlisted as part of the Virgin Media Discovers competition, it's a drama set against the Russian Ukrainian war. Fiona discussed the inspiration for the film and the process from getting the project from script to production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stretch mark Barbie one mum is determined to make sure Barbie resembles all body types, director of a unique production re-imagining the short story by Mary Lavin returns to the middle of the field Mary was writing about in Bective Co. Meath Sinéad met director Joan Sheehy plus we heard more about listeners' best daycation ever Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tired of tripping over clutter in your home, the home rescue team are back and on the lookout for homes in need of help,Peter Finn and Dee Coleman from the show joined us, the cream of the crop of filmmakers from at home and abroad expected at the Boyne Valley International film festival next month and there’s a film in there with a connection to LMFM listenersplus all this week Sinead is teaming...