With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, Deirdre Molumby from Entertainment.ie was in to take us through some romantic movies everyone should be watching this week.

It was Switch Up week on Dancing With The Stars this week and some of the partnerships lead to interesting results. Judge Brian Redmond was in to chat about the difficulties of changing dance partner and also discussing the very important song choices.

Dr. Niamh Shaw was in to tell us all the latest happenings in the Science world, including the next Mars rover being named after Rosa Franklin.

The Ruby Sessions is a major part of the Irish music scene, with acts such as Paolo Nutini, Hozier and Ed Sheeran having performed acoustic gigs in the iconic Doyles Pub. This year is their 20th anniversary so Co Founder Conor Donovan was in to talk to Jenny about its success.

Everybody's favourite Architect Dermot Bannon is back on our screens this weekend! Dermot has traveled around the world to visit some of the most amazing homes on the planet. He told Jenny about some of the lavish living spaces he encountered. Incredible Homes starts on RTÉ One this Sunday 10th February @ 9.30pm.

First Dates continues on RTÉ2 tonight at 9.30pm! Jenny had the chats with Interior Designer Joy who’s been engaged three times but was hoping to find lasting love in the First Dates restaurant.

Cormac took to the streets of Dublin and as always asked the burning questions of the day.... what do you think about clothes? Do you judge someone on what they wear? Or do clothes mean anything to you at all? Here's what the public had to say!

Jenny chatted to Fashion Stylist Courtney Smith who has created a new mini series called "Behind The Seams" for IMAGE.ie. The series looks at all the vast and varied career opportunities in the fashion industry from the perspective of a host of Irish Industry professionals.

Mick McCarthy from Balls.ie was in to tell us all the weird and wonderful news stories from the world of sport, including Carlow man, Padraig Amond, becoming a Hero of the FA Cup.

Ian O'Reilly was just 12 years old when he was on our screens as Padraig in 'Moone Boy' but now he's grown up and is on stage in Martin McDonagh's production of 'The Cripple of Inishmaan'. The Cripple of Inishmaan is running at The Gaiety Theatre until the 9th March. Tickets on sale from Ticketmaster.ie