January 2010

Friday, January 29th 2010

On today's programme, Irish Science Researcher Of The Year Professor Luke O'Neill talks about arthritis, winning the Boyle medal, and the Love Lab. Four lucky Mooney's Money winners play The Elements Game for a year's free home electricity with Airtricity and we get the inside story on Stem Cell Treatment - the benefits, the scams and the exciting possibilities. Click here for more programme details

Thursday, January 28th 2010

On today's programme, we hear about the Irish inventor who had a torpedo named after him. Dustin the Turkey gives us his views on the news and we get a look at the new Grand canal theatre! Click here for more programme details

Wednesday, January 27th 2010

On today's programme, we hear how one family from Mayo collects rainwater for all their household needs. Vet Andrew Byrne will talk about transplants for pets and Eric Dempsey stalks feral cats! Click here for more programme details

Tuesday, January 26th 2010

On today's programme, Richard Collins finds Swans behaving out of character and out of season. We get the latest on that Humpback Whale sighting in the South-East and Brenda Donohue visits Sip'n'Sew to re-learn some old crafts and resist a glass of something.. Click here for more programme details

Monday, January 25th 2010

On today's programme, from Shoulder Pads to the Rubiks Cube; From Sally O'Brien and the way she might look at you to the scheming, ruthless JR Ewing - We remember the TV, the Music and the fads of the 1980's - and we launch the search for a boy and a girl to star in the stage version of 80's hit show Fame! Click here for more programme details

Friday, January 22nd 2010

On today's programme, we pay tribute - and wish a very happy 80th birthday - to Ireland's best-known and best-loved naturalist, wildlife film-maker, and traditional musician, Éamon De Buitléar. Click here for more programme details

Thursday, January 21st 2010

On today's programme, Lisa O'Shea from Goal tells us about Irish efforts to raise funds for Haiti. The bidding continues for Paul Cunningham's Hat and former drug addict Karl Kilmartin gives us an update on his progress. Click here for more programme details

Wednesday, January 20th 2010

On today's programme, Ireland's original and best-known entrepreneur, Ben Dunne, tells us how to get the economy and the country back on track. Darren Kennedy checks out the best Irish bargains on e-Bay and Brenda Donohue brings Brian Dowling shopping for the latest in male body contouring underwear! Click here for more programme details

Tuesday, January 19th 2010

On today's programme, we give you the chance to win a trip to exotic Istanbul. There's expert advice on how to train your dog and how a museum visit could benefit the unborn child! Click here for more programme details

Monday, January 18th 2010

On today's programme, Brenda Donohue finds out about the effect of art on unborn babies. Philip McCabe has timely consumer advice and Brian Lally returns to the story behind The Wild Mountain Thyme! Click here for more programme details

Friday, January 15th 2010

On today's programme, why Sweden has declared war on Wolves. We hear about this weekend's international Swan census and from the health benefits of honey to the scourge of the Gunnera plant - we visit the Young Scientist Exhibition! Click here for more programme details

Thursday, January 14th 2010

On today's programme, motoring guru Michael Sheridan has some fun with the 20 worst cars ever. Paraic Mooney charts the fall of a major car dealership and its rise from the ashes and Brian Lally reveals the evolution of a folk classic - "The Wild Mountain Thyme". Click here for more programme details

Wednesday, January 13th 2010

On today's programme, Eddie Hobbs is here with money saving tips for the New Year. Andrew Byrne will answer your pet queries and Alan Hughes drops in from his Panto to cheer us all up! Click here for more programme details

Tuesday, January 12th 2010

On today's programme, Physio Jenny Branigan has some timely tips for New year's exercise fiends. Builder Ivan Duggan has all the info on winterproofing your house and Dr Suzanne Norris explains how to manage the medical condition Haemochromatosis. Click here for more programme details

Monday, January 11th 2010

On today's programme, an English weight-lifter tells us how a trip to Ireland turned him into a composer of Celtic music. We meet a man who's probably the first person to ski all the way down Carrauntoohil and Daithi O'Se is full of the joys of Spring after his act, Tara Burke McDonnell, won this weekend's All Ireland Talent Show. Click here for more programme details

Friday, January 8th 2010

On today's programme, Andrea Marshall describes swimming in the Indian Ocean with Giant Manta Rays. Doctor Ciaran O'Keeffe explains why you can't shoot ducks - just yet and Terry Flanagan meets a man who has Black Caps visiting his back garden. Click here for more programme details

Thursday, January 7th 2010

On today's programme, Eric Dempsey is here to give advice on looking after birds in the bad weather. We hear how locals in the South West got the Cork-Swansea Ferry up and running again and how Brendan O'Carroll has become a big hit on Youtube. Click here for more programme details

Wednesday, January 6th 2010

On today's programme, Brenda Donohue looks at some less-than-clever celebrity diets. Domestic goddess Margaret Browne remembers how Cork women used to celebrate Little Christmas and vet Andrew Byrne answers your pet queries. Click here for more programme details

Tuesday, January 5th 2010

On today's programme, GP Dr Justin Smith answers some common health queries. Waterford Crystal master craftsman John Coughlan talks about what the future holds in a recession and Brenda meets a jubiliant school principal! Click here for more programme details

Monday, January 4th 2010

On today's programme, the world's tallest building opens in Dubai - but it's largely empty. Philip McCabe has advice on gift vouchers and mobile phone safety and We have the latest on the all Ireland talent Show. Click here for more programme details