The 11-1 Show

Join Sinéad and the LMFM roadrunner crew as they bring you all the craic from Circle K Mace Stores Stahamlog who are celebrating 1 year in business plus they are open 24/7! Sinéad meets the owners of the store, their family, customers and even ticks something off her bucket list!

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Today on the show Pat O Shaughnassy was live from Dundalk bus station for the fill a bus campaign in association with Bus Eireann to support Dundalk meals on wheels, the generosity of the local people for this cause every year is always huge and Pat updated Sinéad on the progress throughout the show. Hazel Mullins our vet was back discussing how cats are really good at hiding their pain, she also had tips on how to spot arthritis in cats. Sinéad had all the details on that Game of thrones prequel in her TV recommendations and Sunday night is the new takeaway night!

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Did you know there was a Mr Jacuzzi he and his family are responsible for the first jacuzzi! Author Grace Tierney joined us once again for more wordfoolery she shared the really interesting origin stories behind words like Jinx, Jetsam and lots more. Plus our mystery word had listeners sending in their hilarious suggestions for the meaning behind Jargogle!

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Today on the show Author Grace Tierney from Stamullan is back with more wordfoolery brought to you by the letter J as she discussed everything from Jinx to Jacuzzi plus the mystery word Jargogle got listeners a bit jargogled! Google revealed the hilarious and inappropriate baby name searches by new parents, there's a karen diner coming to Dublin where you get a side order of abuse with your burgers and we had our regular check in with Dundalk branch of Citizens Information

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How accessible is your workplace to those living with a disability from a consumer perspective as well as a potential employee? The Louth branch of Network Ireland will host a panel discussion to local business owners on the importance of ensuring your company is more inclusive. Professor Tom Cooney and Carmel Mc Carthy director of EMS and associates joined Sinéad to discuss. From Ogham writing to tea at Slane Castle there's lots to enjoy this week in the local area for heritage week, Shirley Clerkin Heritage officer with Monaghan County council had all the details. Plus as the Marty Whelan tattoo goes viral Sinéad asked listeners if they have any tattoos and do they regret getting inked?

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Sinéad spotted Halloween decorations in the shops so it's fair game to invite Halloween obsessed Melissa Hayward creative director of Ireland's spookiest festival on the show. Melissa gave us the lowdown on what we can expect from this year's Puca Festival happening in Trim and Athboy. This week marks heritage week community artist from Kells Mark Smith discussed the rich social history he discovered at Kells Printing works as he prepares to open an exhibition of dance posters dating right back to the 1940's.

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Today on the show as the heat wave continues Sinéad asked listeners to send her in pictures of their hot dog legs in the sun, comedian Rory O Connor aka Rory's stories joined us as he prepares to go on tour around the country next month, Niall O Brien was here talking new cinema releases in Reel Reviews plus a special focus on Boyne Valley International film festival which is on this weekend and the return of the Friday Floor Filler song.

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Today Sinéad was live from Drogheda Credit Union who were celebrating the fact that they have launched a new mobile app that makes joining the credit Union even easier. Tom Kiely CEO of Credit Union, Sheena Kierans the Chairperson outlined how the app works and the benefits plus we heard from some new members who came down to spin the wheel in the hopes of winning top prizes. Filmmaker Frank Kelly founder of the Boyne Valley International film festival popped in to discuss this year's inaugural event which kicks off at the weekend and we had our regular vets and their pets series with Highfield Veterinary clinic.

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Sinéad is back in the hot seat after her holidays, cannonball founder Alan Bannon from Kiltale is bringing 200 supercars and novelty cars and a famly festival fun to Trim as the largest European road trip event returns, he joined us for a chat. Filmmaker Roisin Kearney joined Sinéad to discuss her involvement in the first ever Boyne Valley International film festival on this weekend and Cú Cuchulainn cycling club gear up to host their women’s lap of Louth cycle as part of Sports Ireland 'Her outdoors' initiative.

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Today on the show Comedian Joe Rooney and Paul Hayes from An Tain arts centre joined Sinéad as the Louth culture quest treasure hunt style app launch their walking tour in Drogheda, Niall O Brien looks ahead to some big block busters coming to cinemas in the coming weeks in Reel Reviews and Sinéad had another great Friday floor filler song

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