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The 11-1 Show
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The 11-1 Show episodes
- 11-1 Friday 24th of June 2022Today on the show Voices of the Boyne an all female community choir based in Drogheda get ready to take to the stage after 2 years of no in person performances Grainne Black proud member of the choir had all the details of their upcoming concert, Alan Henry has done it we caught up with the Dublin man who cycled solo over 2,000km around Ireland in 17 days to raise funds and awareness of climate change. Niall O Brien was here casting his critical eye over new releases in cinemas and streaming plus Sinéad had a great Friday floor filler song.
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50 min - 11-1 Thursday 23rd of June 2022
Today on the show the internet is once again up in arms over something this time it's Emma Thompson in a fat suit in the new Matilda movie, Sinéad has her say,
Meath referee David Gough shared his coming out experience with Sinéad and called for the need for more inclusion and diversity among the GAA community, he is supporting Supervalu community includes everyone campaign. we had our regular vets and their pets series in association with Highfield Veterinary clinic Hazell Mullins had lots of advice for farmers as lungworm in cows is a huge concern at this time of year plus Sinéad had more great TV recommendations.
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48 min - 11-1 Tuesday 21st of June 2022Is 19 too young to be on love Island? Listeners have their say. It's International yoga day Maura Rath joined Sinéad to discuss the benefits of Yoga plus a unique immersive yoga experience she is running at the Van Gogh experience in Dublin for the next few weeks. Ceili Picnic the festival within the fleadh is back organiser Ronan Mc Quillan had the lowdown on all of this year's acts plus Sinéad is worried about the amount of time teenagers are stuck in their phones and not engaging in the real world.
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45 min - 11-1 Monday 20th of June 2022Today on the show, Do you turn to food when you are stressed? professional health coach Denise Wogan from Blackrock is on a mission to support women when it comes to making better food choices for body and mind she joined Sinéad for a chat. We heard from the coach of a group of synchronised swimmers - most of them beginners who are recreating Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream in the water on June 21st to raise funds for St Francis Hospice in Raheny and Down Syndrome Ireland, Louth Meath branch.
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49 min - 11-1 Friday 17th of June 2022Today on the show Elaine O Toole from Ballyjames Duff joined Sinéad to tell her all about her grandson Josh Jenkinson who is just 8 years old and battling a severe Type 1 Diabetes, Elaine is holding a bric a brac sale this weekend in Oldcastle for Diabetes Ireland plus her family is embarking on a walk across Ireland next month. Niall O Brien was talking movies this week Lightyear and Gods favourite idiot up for discussion plus listeners had a lot of fun guessing the Friday floor filler song.
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44 min - 11-1 Thursday 16th of June 2022
Many people have a book in them but don't know how to go about getting it published, Sinead met the Meath woman who set up a publishing house to assist authors getting their work off the ground, Frances Flannery of Leopold Bloom press joined us to talk writing, bloomsday and her new publishing company. Hazell Mullins our vet from Highfield veterinary clinic was back discussing our feline friends in vets and their pets this week flea allergy dermatitis in cats. A Derry Girl, a floor filled with Lava and a thief and his wife in Sinéad's TV recommendations plus listeners shared their views on a study that found accountants and those who work in insurance the most boring people ever
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45 min - 11-1 Wednesday 15th of June 2022Things are heating up this summer on Fair city as fans can look forward to some explosive storylines over the next few weeks, Paul Ronan who plays Anto Collins joined Sinead as his character becomes consumed by a gambling addiction, Author Grace Tierney was back for a garden themed wordfoolery and the coca cola fund is on the lookout for community groups to apply for support
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50 min - 11-1 Tuesday 14th of June 2022Garth Brooks surprised us all by announcing more tickets are going on sale for his gigs in Croke Park Sinead caught up with the man himself who chatted about memorable moments in his career, what we can expect from the gigs and yes he answered some silly questions, June marks pride month with plenty of celebrations happening locally Peter Nugent from Drogheda pride joined Sinead for a chat plus listeners shared their favourite TV shows from childhood in the hopes of winning a TCL Android Tablet worth €199 from Dominic Smith Electrical
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46 min - 11-1 Monday 13th of June 2022Today on the show Drogheda dolls finally get their doll house Natalie Kelly founder of the community group joined Sinéad for an update, Tadhg O Brien from Monasterboice is on a winning streak he picked up gold award at the European Youth start awards in Switzerland for his hand made wooden pens. Listeners shared their strange and downright weird food combinations which had Sinéad gagging plus Robbie Williams makes a big announcement
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44 min - 11-1 Thursday 9th of June 2022Today on the show a piece of grass taken from a Liam Gallagher concert at the weekend is being auctioned off for over €7,500 Sinéad asked listeners if they had any weird celebrity memorabilia turns out they do. Isabel San Roma long time supporter of Chernobyl recalls a trip she made to a school outside the exclusion zone at Belarus, the children created art work encapsulating their experience of the nuclear disaster, 26 years later she is exhibiting their work in Drogheda, we heard from vet Hazell Mullins who had advice for farmers experiencing vitamin B1 deficiency in calves plus Sinéad had her top TV recommendations.
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