Ruth Kennedy

RTÉ Radio One

Peter Kay on comedy, imposter syndrome and his Irish Mammy

Peter Kay chats to Oliver Callan about his 30-year long comedy career, his love of Ireland and his Irish Mammy and his upcoming charity gig in Dublin.

Highlights • 08 Dec

What are Lootboxes, and are they teaching kids to gamble?

A developmental therapist and a tech journalist talk to David McCullagh about the link between children's in-game spending and gambling.

Highlights • 09 Dec

woman shopping for clothes on her smart phone

Can Irish consumers break the cheap goods habit?

Stemming the flow of low-value Chinese imports is a complicated business, as a business leader and sustainability reporter tell Philip Boucher-Hayes on Today.

Highlights • 21 Nov

Sales Assistant In Bakery Putting Gluten Free Label Into Freshly Baked Brownies

Coeliac Disease: "It's more common than you think"

Registered dietician Sarah Keogh and Consultant Gastroenterologist Professor Karen Boland speak with Claire Byrne about diagnosing and living with coeliac disease.

Highlights • 22 Oct

New study looks at reproductive history, HRT and brain ageing

Prof. Emer McGrath, Neurologist at UHG talks about a new study of over 1300 women, looking at the interaction between reproductive history, HRT and brain ageing

Highlights • 20 Oct

Baz Ashmawy on location in Tallaght for DIY SOS: The Big Build

Baz Ashmawy on DIY SOS: "I love it. I would do it forever"

Baz Ashmawy chats about his passion for presenting feel-good home renovation show DIY SOS: The Big Build Ireland, his other current projects, and how turning 50 doesn't mean he's slowing down any time soon

Highlights • 30 Oct