The “Who’s Laughing Now?” mystery finally gets cracked, with a €500 flight voucher on the line and TikTok detective work paying off in a big way.

Matchy Matchy returns with the kids in Swords, and we take a spin through the Ploughing Championships… including welly throwing, photato booths, and a vote for Ireland’s favourite cow.

Finally: would you enter a sleep competition in Japan for €13,000 — even if they disturb you mid-nap?

Surprise! This morning on 98FM’s Big Breakfast, Rebecca completely blindsides Brendan with a full-on celebration for his 20 year anniversary at 98FM!

From the early newsroom days and a very serious “news voice", to the chaos of starting 98FM's Big Breakfast with Rebecca and so much more.

Brendan gets the all the love of from former colleagues, friends, and listeners.

It’s 98FM’s Big Breakfast with Rebecca and Brendan, and we’re collecting your “Little Wins” — from sock-curl blow-dries to the pure freedom of ordering a Tuesday-night Chinese.

Matchy Matchy finally delivers the redemption arc: Katie in Coolock takes on Niall (yes, the “Dr Hibbert” fella) and actually beats him, despite a brief linguistic debate over “neck on”.

And we’re joined by Real Housewives of London star Amanda Cronin on season 2 drama, Antigua glam, and using ChatGPT for dating texts.

This morning on 98FM's Big Breakfast: Matchy Matchy with birthday girl Julia in Tallaght, a Traitors Ireland recap featuring a face-to-face murder and Janet’s iconic “Did you murder me?”, and Emmy Awards results… checked against a celebrity tarot reading.

Rebecca and Brendan break down last night’s ridiculously juicy episode of The Traitors!

Teacher Donal takes serious heat…Meanwhile Carla escapes (again) by the skin of her teeth.

And then comes the twist: a murder in plain sight, a hawthorn message, and the line “Good night, and thanks for the dance"...

Rebecca and Brendan are deep into week three of The Traitors Ireland, and last night’s episode was absolutely flying.

Carla makes a shock move with her blackmail pick (no, not who they expected), and suddenly the game feels wide open — excitement, suspicion, and a whole lot of double-bluffing vibes.

Plus: a Saints & Sinners challenge, afternoon tea temptation, and Siobhan’s sneaky offer to dip into the prize pot for cash and a shield.

At the round table the heat lands hard, emotions run high, and the traitors get hit with a brutal new twist: the next murder has to be face to face.

Rebecca and Brendan kick off Monday with “Little Wins” — from solo Sundays and fresh-sheet sleeps to a rotisserie chicken “gentleman’s handbag”, a proud grandad at the Liffey Swim, and a huge trip to South Africa to see the grandkids.

Plus: Matchy Matchy chaos, Traitors Ireland week 3 drama, a pogo-stick Rubik’s Cube world record, and a tarot reader’s wild Emmy predictions.

Rebecca and Brendan are counting down to Westlife at the 3Arena, complete with setlist debates and the very real fear of missing a hit if you leave for the loo.

Plus, listeners share their own wins — early finishes, chipper plans, dream-fridge discoveries, and a long-awaited chance to see the Liffey Swim.

Also: Line of Duty season 7 updates, the Ballybunion Bean Festival, and the fate of Scotland’s infamous “Penis Woods”.

TV critic Scott Bryan joins Rebecca & Brendan on 98FM’s Big Breakfast to talk about his first book, Out Now: A Queer Journey Through Modern Television — part memoir, part deep-dive into how LGBTQ+ characters moved from the margins to the centre of the shows we all watch.

Also his thoughts about the Irish version of The Traitors as well as some of the shows Scott’s watching right now, and the funniest TV bloopers on his spreadsheet.

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This morning on 98FM's Big Breakfast, TV critic Scott Bryan joins the show to chat about his new book Out Now, LGBTQ+ representation on screen, and the shows that shaped him — from Big Brother to The Simpsons — plus what he’s loving on telly right now (including Traitors Ireland).

Matchy Matchy brings school-run chaos, and Brendan invents the news with an “out of bounds” English lesson and Apple’s slightly creepy “Live Rewind” watch feature.