Don't kiss my baby, Meath pharmacist Sheena Mitchell tells us why it's not ok for family members and friends to kiss newborn babies she outlines the risks, Calling all traditional Irish dancers have you got what it takes to perform on the big stage? Adare Productions want to hear from you as they seek applicants for the new series of An Ríl Deal. A museum about death opens only in Ireland and a taster of the new series of Bridgerton.

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Please don't kiss my baby: Meath pharmacist Sheena Mitchell explains why it is so dangerous to kiss a newborn. Speaking on her latest podcast season where she explores a whole range of highly infectious diseases that typically affect babies and children. Sheena warns new parents to wait until the baby is at least 3-months old before passing them around. 

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Why are we signing petitions saving a poor man's Magnum, Sinéád is all for the discontinuation of the choc ice, you never know you could be sitting next to a future Academy Award winner at the Boyne Valley International film festival filmmaker and co-director Frank Kelly gives us an idea of what's instore for this year's event plus after a decade away from the stage Gemma Hayes returns to music she shared her experience of motherhood and how music will always beckon.

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After almost a decade away from the stage singer/songwriter Gemma Hayes makes her comeback she tells Sinéad how although she is enjoying motherhood music will always beckon. She is working on a new album out early next year and performing alongside Lisa Hannigan and Paul Noonan in Drogheda this weekend.

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Movies and music on the show today as Niall O Brien is back just in time for the Flash arriving in cinemas he discussed this and the upcoming series of Black mirror in Reel Reviews, Bombshell arrival piques Sinéad's interests in a rather dull love island, what can be done about the seagulls plus Fionn was back with a smashing 90's throwback in the Friday floor filler song.

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Imagine being diagnosed with a form of brain cancer known as the terminator Tracy Verbalis from Drogheda shared her story, it’s time to lace up the runners as the 3rd annual Pound the Pavements campaign for Down Syndrome Ireland Louth Meath branch gets underway Gemma Flanagan tells us how this campaign helps fund vital early intervention services, forget love island you could find your soul mate in Carrickmacross plus which county is most obsessed with checking the weather.

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Imagine being told that despite living a relatively healthy life you are now being diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer known as the Terminator. In May 2022 Tracey Verbalis from Drogheda had a seizure resulting in temporary memory loss which was the beginning of a very difficult journey being diagnosed with and battling glioblastoma. Despite 100% success in removing the tumor during brain surgery the chances of this particular cancer coming back are high so Tracy and husband Daniel are raising funds so she can receive treatment that could prolong her life. Tracy and husband Daniel joined Sinéad instudio to share the story.

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The world loses a music legend we pay tribute to the late great Christy Dignam of Aslan, forget the rose of Tralee it's all about Pet Sitters Ireland Nose of Tralee competition, you can buy a wedding dress in a high street store now, plus one former girl band member plans a tell all TV special and Charlene Carr from Dundalk picks herself up a €100 Wogan interiors voucher.

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Have you any old barbies stashed in the attic they could be worth a fortune, Ben Mc Donnell from Barney Mac's pub in Drogheda told us how their successful online bingo nights are now available on an app and are raising money for local causes. Sinéad met Suibhann Ni Ghriofa talented musician, composer and filmmaker from Ashbourne who along with her husband has set up the inaugural Ashbourne film festival happening next week plus Pamela Mc Kenna from Ardee walked away with €100 Wogan Interiors voucher.

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Ashbourne's inaugural film festival is taking place next week, composer, musician and filmmaker Siubhann Ní Ghriofa joined Sinéad to discuss the films being screened and their overall theme of the important role music plays in film.

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