iRadio’s Breakfast Rolled with Cooper & Oonagh

We gave Darren a word, and even answer to each question we gave him had to rhyme with that word. Simple when you think about it. This is how Darren got on today

Donal brings us a statistic each day and we have to work together to guess the answer. Today's statistic got us thinking about all the instant turn-offs you'd have on a first date. There were a lot of them

Sean had a good go at Rhyme It this morning. Let's just say it wasn't the best run players have had before him...

We've talked a lot about Oonaghs questionable driving, parking and also the whirlwind mess and general untidiness she creates. Today Cooper created a moving tribute to the utter chaos that is the inside of Oonagh's car.

We bring facts to the show. Some are real and some are just completely made up. we have to decide which are which. It's not always as easy as you may think. Although, you can guarantee Oonagh's are always trash and usually created to poke fun at Cooper on the daily

Speaking of Oonagh, we asked listeners who is the messiest person in their life. The best answer got themselves a pair of tickets to Pitbull when he comes to Dublin next year

We learn a lot about Oonagh and her life most days. Today was no different. Oonagh brought us an education on how she participates in, what she calls, the Panic Clean

Oonagh loves to prank people, so we've made this into a feature on the show each week. Donal is in a fresh new relationship, and he seems very happy. Oonagh thought she'd test out this new blossoming relationship with a call to Hannah posing as an employee from the hotel they stayed in last weekend

Oonagh does her best prank yet on Donal's poor new girlfriend, Cooper creates a documentary for the ecosystem living in her messy car, and Oonagh teaches us all about the way she practices the fine art of panic cleaning before anyone arrives at her house

Oonagh has another mad issue, with her car key this time. We fight it out between rugby or GAA, and what are the pros and cons of still living at home with mam and dad with getting your own place being so hard these days