The Ryan Tubridy Show Thursday 28 July 2016
The Ryan Tubridy Show is a fast paced entertaining and informative sixty minutes of morning radio, Dave Fanning presents
Hannah is 23 years old and lives in Kildare. She used to be 18 stone and drank 16 cans every day and multiple packets of crisps. One morning she turned over in bed and the bed broke in two and that was the moment she decided she had to do something about her weight. Since last Christmas she has lost 6 stone purely by giving up both completely.
Life has definitely changed for the better and she decided to tell her story to encourage others to lose weight just by giving up junk food, not necessarily by going on slimming programmes
Billy Elliot the Musical has been seen by over 10.5 million people across five continents and is the recipient of over 80 awards internationally, including ten Tony Awards and five Olivier Awards
You remember the story, set in a small mining town in the north east of England, against the background of the 1984/’85 miners’ strike, Billy Elliot is the inspirational tale of a young boy’s struggle against the odds to make his dream come true. From boxing to ballet, Billy’s passion for dance inspired his family and whole community and changed his life forever.
Billy Elliot The Musical is at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre from now until the 3rd of September and the producer of the show, Jon Finn is in studio.
Val Robus has a son called Jono. He’s 22 and has Asberger’s Syndrome and scoliosis. He was recently selected as one of two Irish people to compete in the World Pokemon Championships which will be held in San Francisco in a couple of weeks.
Jono has been playing Pokemon since the age of 8 – long before anyone knew who Pokemon was. People only now know who Pokemon was because of Pokemon Go which has been brilliant for Jono because it has gotten him out walking which he supposed to do for his back problems but which he often does not do. Pokemon Go is great for his health.
Keep The Car Running
Arcade Fire
3:25
Cosmic Dancer
T Rex
4:26
Ryan caught up with Irish football legend, Paul McGrath, to talk about his involvement as an ambassador for Repak's Team Green and how he has been since the passing of his mother just a few weeks ago.
In February Laura drove her mother to a nursing home as her dementia was worsening by the day. Only a few weeks later Ireland went into lockdown. Laura spoke to Ryan about her incredible mother their heartbreaking separation.
Darragh Carroll is a man who follows his own intuition and it has taken him on an extraordinary journey. Since last November he has been making his way from an island off Norway carrying a sacred flame which he is bringing to the hill of Uisneach.
Presenter: Ryan Tubridy