Host Daire O'Brien is joined by Donal Lenihan and Wes Liddy of RTÉ Rugby to reflect on the journey taken by Irish rugby in the last three decades, looking specifically at the 2000 victory over Scotland in the Six Nations.
Dorothy Duffy's sister Rose "Billy" Mitchell died of Covid-19 last week. Dorothy reads Joe the poem she wrote after her death entitled "My Sister is not a Statistic". Tommy Morris recites a piece he wrote about his mother who also passed away after contracting Coronavirus this month.
Unorthodox is a Netflix drama about a young woman who flees from an ultra conservative Hasidic Orthodox Jewish community. It's based on the best-selling memoir of the same name by Deborah Feldman who joined Ryan on the line from Berlin to tell him her fascinating life story.
Abie explains how to be a comedian from home. Magical film costume designer talks about clothes used down through the ages and we follow a trail of sparkle that leads to a Fairy cave and take a visit to a Fairy village in the woods with the permission from Grandmother tree of course.
Dr. Sinead Lynch, a Counselling Psychologist and Senior Clinician at Jigsaw, explains what ‘being in the present moment’ means, why it’s calming and how we can practice it.
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