It’s Friday on 98FM’s Big Breakfast and Rebecca and Brendan are gearing up for the Katie Taylor Croke Park ticket scramble — presale’s already swallowed 40,000 seats, queues will be feral, and there’s even talk of Ed Sheeran popping up.

Little Wins is in flying form — from Cork catch-ups and Glasgow gigs to Twirlers in the National Basketball Arena.

And Matchy Matchy returns with chaos, slip covers, egg cups and zero matches, before the pair go head-to-head cooking live at Taste of Dublin.

Rebecca and Brendan take a nostalgia trip sparked by Kylie Minogue’s “Love at First Sight” — and Brendan relives the first time he ever walked into a nightclub, complete with “Baby Bucks” in Athboy.

Plus, Little Wins delivers hot stone massages, dentist cleans, birthdays and big-ticket bragging rights, before Matchy Matchy serves up chaotic prizes and impossible words.

And Phil Egan joins for a no-nonsense World Cup guide: 48 teams, killer heat, odd kick-off times, Dublin links — and a Shakira halftime show.

Rebecca and Brendan kick off with a look at the sky (and the absolute madness of how bright it stays lately), as Venus and Jupiter “have a smooch” in a rare planetary conjunction — and Rebecca dives into what it supposedly means for Pisces and Gemini. Spoiler: it’s giving abundance, side hustles, and “take happiness seriously”.

Matchy Matchy returns with a truly unhinged prize list, as 1am-start bread man Jason takes on the three words.

Plus, nostalgic childhood dinners, a meme-worthy “Cardmaster” ref heading to the World Cup, and London’s first ever podcast bar.

Rebecca and Brendan kick things off chatting pocket money back in the day, and whether today’s €11.50 a week is madness or just inflation doing its thing.

Matchy Matchy brings the chaos with Niamh and nine-year-old Brooklyn and Taste of Dublin is almost here, with Erica Drum joining the gang to talk demos, chefs, and her debut cookbook, Dinner.

Priscilla Queen Of The Desert The Musical is coming to Dublin's Bord Gáis Energy Theatre from June 8th to 13th. 

Musical theatre star and former Strictly Come Dancing champion Kevin Clifton joined Rebecca and Brendan to chat all about it!

And there’s Little Wins, Brendan's Bit, and lots of fun in Matchy Matchy.

Tune in weekdays from 7am for more from 98FM's Big Breakfast.

This morning on 98FM's Big Breakfast, Rebecca and Paul are joined by Tom Murray a.k.a. @bitta_banging on Instagram, ahead of Taste of Dublin.

Plus, there’s Little Wins, a chat about how to pronounce famous placenames correctly and the ever-exciting Matchy Matchy.

Tune in to 98FM's Big Breakfast weekdays from 7am, for all this and more!

This morning on 98FM's Big Breakfast, Rebecca and Brendan are joined by Tom Murray a.k.a. @bitta_banging on Instagram, ahead of Taste of Dublin.

And there’s Little Wins, Brendan's Bit and chaotic Matchy Matchy.

Tune in to 98FM's Big Breakfast weekdays from 7am, for all this and more!

Huge Céline Dion news on 98FM’s Big Breakfast as Rebecca and Brendan get stuck into her comeback tour — with 10 extra Paris dates added for May 2027, and a second chance for anyone who registered for the original pre-sale.

Actor Jay Duffy drops in to talk Uncharted with Ray Goggins — climbing Mount Stanley in Uganda with his dad Keith, dodgy heights, altitude sickness and no safety ropes.

And there’s Little Wins, Big John’s Chinese takeaway world record attempt, and chaotic Matchy Matchy.

It’s a crime wave on 98FM’s Big Breakfast as Rebecca and Brendan try to crack the mystery of the Y’all (yes, Y’all) toilet roll thief — with Cork County Council saying the bog roll is fully stocked at 7.30am… and gone by 8.

Also: Little Wins galore, a chaotic round of Matchy Matchy, an outrageous Florida traffic stop, and a chat with 98FM's Emma Tyrrell about Ireland’s first floating sauna opening in Dún Laoghaire.

It’s birthday central on 98FM’s Big Breakfast as Rebecca and Brendan celebrate Kylie Minogue turning 58 — plus a whole gang of Gemini animals at Dublin Zoo, from Dina the Asian elephant to red pandas Chacha and Rua.

And in Brendan’s Bit: a 98-year-old wing-walking world record, and tiny Japanese crabs dancing… to Jane McDonald, obviously.