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There is something strange happening in the world of professional tennis, and it’s nothing to do with the game. Increasingly, players are showing up to matches wearing elaborate outfits, jewellery and representing brands…

So, why is this happening, and why are players doing it?

Sonia Twigg, Women's Sports Reporter with the Telegraph, joins Seán to discuss.

Every Wednesday, Seán will be joined by someone to hear unusual stories on heinous crimes…

This week, Cassie Delaney joins to discuss cases involving dodgy doctors!

Foreigners who want to become Irish citizens will face language proficiency tests under proposed new rules. Is this something that is needed?

Joining Seán to discuss is Neil Bruton, Director of the Migrant Rights Centre Ireland.

Not only can you have gravy on your dinner, you can wrestle in it too! The World Gravy Championships have been taking place for nearly 20 years in the UK, with this year’s event finishing up yesterday.

Kay, AKA ‘Granny Granules’, has been competing for six years, and joins Seán to discuss how it works!

Today is World Letter Writing Day, and to mark the occasion, Seán is joined by Liz Maguire, creator and curator of FleatmarketLoveLetters.com, to discuss the joys of writing letters!

A British warship and a helicopter designed to hunt submarines have been deployed off the coast of Co Wicklow as part of a security operation surrounding the meeting of EU Defence Ministers in Druids Glen…

Joining Seán to discuss this is Conor Gallagher, Crime Correspondent with the Irish Times.

If you are a regular cook - what is your favourite type of hob? Gas seems to be the choice of the professionals, but apparently, induction is becoming the new norm…

Joning Seán to discuss is JP McMahon, Chef, Restaurateur and author.

Judy Garland, one of the most celebrated performers of Hollywood’s Golden Age and star of the iconic Wizard of Oz, is the subject of a brand-new play, detailing a life cut tragically short.

Conor Hanratty, Director of ‘End of the Rainbow’, joins Seán to discuss.

Most people might not be aware, but Ireland did revel in the Roaring Twenties.

We had burgeoning dance halls, a thriving jazz scene and yes, we even had Irish flappers!

Joining Tom Dunne to discuss is Louise Ryan, Professor of Sociology at the University of Greenwich and Co-Editor, with Dr Eileen Hogan of UCC, of ‘Flappers and the Jazz Age: Women and Leisure in Ireland in the 1920s-30s’.

A 70-year-old Irish sailor is preparing to embark on one of the loneliest and most dangerous challenges in world sport. A grandfather from West Kerry, is aiming to complete the 2026 Golden Globe Race, which starts in France on Saturday…

Pat Lawless joins to discuss!