The 11-1 Show

No full house for bingo in Ballivor Melanie Drake from the Ballivor community council joined Sinéad to make an appeal to the local community to return and support the bingo on Saturday nights, mischief and fun at the family screening of the minions movie in Reel Reviews plus Niall gave us the lowdown on the new Thor movie and Sinéad had another great Friday floor filler song.

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Limerick solicitor Jerry Twomey has set himself the challenge of running 10km in all 32 counties of Ireland during the month of July in memory of his dad John who passed away from Motor Neurone disease he will be in the North East this weekend Sinead caught catch a word with him, Hazel Mullins our vet from Highfield veterinary clinic had lots of great advice for dealing with dry eye in dogs. Scientists have proven something Sinéad has known all along there is such thing as being Hangry, plus forget channel hopping Sinead has you covered with her top TV recommendations

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Two Dublin cousins are on a mission to get women of all ages and backgrounds together as their sister sheds concept is resulting in groups being established all over the country. An idea that came out of the first covid lockdown Rachel and Shereen Hughes wanted to create a sense of community spirit among women that they remember from growing up in the 80’s and after successfully launching their own sister shed in Finglas word spread and groups started popping up all over the country and this week a new Sister shed will be launched in Stamullan. Shereen joined Sinéad on 11-1 to tell her all about how sisters are doing it for themselves

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Today its all about strengthening community spirit on the show as Sinéad meets Shereen Hughes one of the founders of Sister Sheds an organisation bringing women from all walks of life together to connect in communities around the country, Shereen is setting up a new shed in Stamullan, Tessa Clarke CEO of food sharing community app Olio told Sinéad how seeing people connect through her app and reduce waste gives her great joy, she had top tips for busy parents juggling childcare this summer and wanting to reduce waste, she sold us on the joys of Batch cooking, plus it's international kissing day listeners shared their first kiss stories the gross and the sweet!

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Today on the show online comedian and musical parodist Michael Fry from Navan is one of the acts at this year’s Paddy Power Comedy festival running in the Iveagh Gardens in a few weeks he joined Sinead to discuss his rise to fame, he set off from Carlingford on May 27th on his quest to windfoil around Ireland Hannes Louet Fisser is almost home he joined us for a chat, plus Sinéad kick started a new healthy regime and there's one aspect she's less than thrilled about.

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It caused quite a stir when Connell from normal people took to the pitch in those GAA shorts now the infamous shorts are going under the hammer to raise funds for film makers in Ukraine Sinéad met writer/director Orla Murphy the organiser behind the auction. Actor Wayne Byrne joined Sinéad to discuss a labour of love feature film 'The Troubles a Dublin story' which was shot around Dundalk and headed for this year’s Galway Film Fleadh, plus is it time for Wimbledon to ditch the all whites? Female players think so Sinéad weighs in on the debate.

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When Paul Mescal took to the pitch in Normal People in his now infamous GAA shorts he sent the world into a frenzy now his GAA shorts along with a signed script of the first episode of Normal people and other memorabilia from the multi award winning series will go under the hammer to raise money for Ukrainian filmmakers. The writer/director behind this auction Orla Murphy of Irish Filmmakers for Filmmakers told Sinéad all about how the idea came about.

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Today Sinead met 9 year old Aoibhín Primrose from Nobber who came up with a plan two years ago to grow her hair and cut it off. She told Sinéad that although life with long hair was annoying at times she kept focused on her goal. She plans to cut her hair next week and has raised over €2,700 for Nobber Cancer Support and Aoibheann's pink tie.  Niall O Brien brings us his views on all the latest movies hitting cinemas and streaming in Reel Reviews plus this week's Friday Floor filler song completely stumped listeners.

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Is it possible to achieve a bikini body? With images of perfect bods dominating our screens on love island Sinéad asks former model turned professional nutritionist Emma Buckley co founder of Gourmet Fuel (an online healthy meal plan provider) her views. Grass seed can cause a lot of problems for dogs at this time of the year Hazell Mullins our vet from Highfield veterinary clinic has lots of tips on how to prevent and treat any contact with grass seed. New drama revolving around a cyber attack airs on Channel 4 tonight Sinéad shares her views in TV recommendations

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Today on the show Aslan team up with the Ukrainian community to release a new version of their hit song from 1986 'This is' guitarist Billy Mc Guinness joined Sinéad for a chat about the project. We met Trim writer and producer Gerard Gormley who is hoping to screen his powerful 10 minute short film 'the Passenger' in the local area next month. He hopes the film will reduce stigma around men opening up more around mental health issues. Sinéad is very excited to see the trailer for a long awaited sequel to one of her favourite child hood movies.

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