The 11-1 Show

Sinead discusses that documentary on Netflix, Niall O Brien talks festive favourite films returning to the big screen for Christmas in Reel Reviews and Fionn has another Friday floor filler to start the weekend.

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Project Espwa an Irish based charity working to support the humanitarian effort in Ukraine appeals for support in the run up to Christmas, How did our image consultant Maria Macklin get on buying nothing new for a year we had a catch up and Sinead surprised Valerie Kirwan from Drogheda she's the North East's friendliest shopkeeper

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Earlier this year regular contributor to the show Maria Macklin image consultant from House of Colour pledged not to buy new in 2022 so how did she get on buying most of her clothing second hand. As always Maria had great tips and advice for sustainable shopping particularly in the run up to Christmas.

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Described as trainspotting meets the commitments Dublin Crust the feature length film debut by Drogheda director, writer and actor Baz Black is set to have it’s premiere on December 15th and if it’s anything like his short films which have picked up many awards on the film festival circuit at home and abroad this film is sure to be a hit. Baz joined Sinead for a chat instudio discussing the film and reprising his role in Season 2 of RTE's Kin

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Described as Trainspotting meets the commitments Drogheda filmmaker Baz Black’s feature length film debut set for release, he joined Sinead instudio for a chat, Patricia Friel from Mary’s meals shared her experience visiting some of the communities benefiting from the meals in North Kenya she is hoping people support the charity this Christmas and Barbara Reilly in Ardee nominated Sandra in Moscot's Ardee as the friendliest shopkeeper in the North East

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Fresh from their success at the Irish book awards Meath foodies Karol and Gina Daly aka the daly dish joined us to talk bold food made good, actor Maclean Burke is back with us ahead of his starring role in the 3Olympia panto and the search continues for the North East’s Friendliest shopkeeper 

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He predicted that Kanye would have mental health problems, Putin would cause a scandal and that there would be riots in China but what does2023 have in store according to Old Moore? Editor of the future predicting almanac Nicole Buckler joined Sinead for a chat, Padraig Power from refurbed.ie was with us discussing sustainable tech for Christmas plus we search for the friendliest shopkeeper in the North East.

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Today on the show Fionn was back with another Friday floor filler song to kick start the weekend, Niall O Brien was thrilled as his favourite adventure hero returns to the big screen he had all the details of new releases hitting cinemas and streaming. Sinead caught up with Grainne Murphy from Creative Spark ahead of their Christmas market and our favourite Rom com character could be returning to the big screen.

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1 in 2 girls drop out of sport by the time they hit puberty! Shocking statistics but why is this happening? Margaret Walsh a physical therapist from Meath highlighted some of the main reasons girls drop out of sport, the huge lack of education in sports organisations around female health and what needs to be done to keep our girls playing sport into adulthood. Margaret is passionate about this area and has come across some interesting and shocking discoveries in this area during her research.

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Valerie Donovan from Laytown joined Sinéad on the show to discuss life with her two children who have additional needs, Valerie is the new chairperson of SNAP special needs active parents she outlined how vital this service is for children like hers and appealed for support for their upcoming fundraiser.

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