The 11-1 Show

From overworking stressing studying taking on two much single mother Sue Mullen suffered stroke at 36 hair loss and eventually a complete physical and mental breakdown before she finally listened to what her body was crying out for her to do slow down. She did a complete 360 changed her career and has now set up the brilliant Thrive Project working with teens and adults helping them to lead better happier lives. She discusses her story and the importance of self care.

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Actress Emma Watson recently announced she has experienced her Saturn return, I know we are scratching our heads too but numerologist Grainne Tyndall had loads of information on this and helped us make sense of this hugely transformative period in our lives. Food glorious food as Blas na heireann awards returns Kells food producer Mairead Finnegan and founder of the awards Artie Clifford joined Sinéad for a chat plus we need summer to arrive pronto, our favourite celebs are back in I'm a celeb and lots more.

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Actress Emma Watson recently took to Instagram to say she has  come out of her “Covid Cocoon” revealing that she “stepped away” from life at the age of 29 due to an astrological event known as Saturn Return which signifies a period of transformation and upheaval, in fact she is not the only celebrity talking about this Adele said the period in her life leading up to creating the album 30 her divorce weight loss all had to do with her Saturn return. So what the heck is Saturn return and how much havoc or benefit does it have on our life?. Numerologist Gráinne Tyndall from numbers4success.com was back with us with all the details plus she did live readings for listeners.

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Irish national opera company brings a tale of hopeless love to the stage as the Opera Werther is performed renowned Baritone from Kells Owen Gilhooly miles who is starring in the production joined us lots of horror this week in Reel Reviews as Niall O Brien takes a look at Evil Dead and Dead ringers and Fionn throws it way back for this week's Friday floor filler song.

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Mary Quant sadly passed away last week, image consultant Maria Macklin discusses the influential designer, who popularized the miniskirt  and other fashion trends and the impact she made not just in fashion but on the women's liberation movement.

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Sasha Hamrogue became a mother for the first time in 2017 and as both her parents had died prior to her children being born she didn't have the same support network in place as most new mums. She found things particularly tough when she went back to work finding juggling her career with motherhood a struggle and discovered she was not alone, so she set up the brilliant Facebook group called mamas working 9-5 and beyond. She tells Sinéad how the group has become a real life line for mothers trying to balance work, life and motherhood!

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She revolutionised women’s fashion when she exploded onto the scene in the 60’s image consultant Maria Macklin discussed the huge impact the late Mary Quant had on the fashion world, it’s a real life line for mams we met Sasha Hamrogue who set up the brilliant facebook page mama’s working 9-5 and beyond, plus A.I is infiltrating the music industry should we be concerned?

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Four meath and 3 Louth town groups are shortlisted for the .ie Digital town awards for 2023 we heard about the great work these projects are doing to enhance the digital potential in their local area. Author Grace Tierney was back telling us the fascinating origin stories behind words like havoc, ambiguity and slubberdegullion in wordfoolery plus forget spotify playlists music lovers rewind back to the 80’s as cassettes are back in vogue 

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It’s time for wordfoolery Wednesday it’s the time of the month when Author Grace Tierney brings us the fascinating and often hilarious origin stories behind words we use a lot and weird sounding words we should use more often. This month havoc, ambiguity slubberdegullion and many more discussed.

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Ireland’s Most Mysterious Art Sale in aid of Jack and Jill foundation is back artist Aoife Morgan from Dunsany joined Sinead along with the curator of the event Lucinda Hall. We found out more about Sanctuary Runners a solidarity-through-sport initiative which uses running, to bring together asylum seekers and Irish people plus former Meath Rose Meghan Byrne has all the details of this year’s Meath rose of tralee selection night happening this Saturday 

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