The 11-1 Show

, In light of the tragic death of Ashling murphy Cho’s Taekwondo do run by husband and wife team Peter and Karen O Connell in Drogheda’s Barbican centre kick started their first women’s only self defence classes at the weekend, Sinéad popped in to the first class, it has remained the greatest unanswered question of Irish history who is responsible for the murder of Micheal Collins?, Former Late Late show band leader art historian Paddy Cullivan attempts to answer this in his spectacular stage show which is coming to An Tain arts Centre this week, Paddy joined us for a chat, plus listeners shared their hilarious and down right strange purchases from Lidl's middle aisle in our competition, everything from doggy prosecco to an inflatable elephant!

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It's three years since the very first 11-1 show and Sinéad is celebrating, lots of great prizes, chats and craic with Drogheda band Fuzz Gigolo, movies with Niall O Brien and hilarious stories from listeners about things that drive them mad about their partners.

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She might be most famous for her successful horse racing career but she has been wowing audiences and judges with her fancy footwork on the latest Dancing with the stars series, Nina Carberry and her pro partner Pasquale La Rocca have been lighting up the leader board week after week the RTE One show - including getting the first nine of the series on week three and on Sunday, she scored 19 points for her Tango. She is busy rehearsing for this week’s show but took some time out to have a chat with Sinead on today's 11-1

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She is most famous for her career in horse racing but Nina Carberry proves she is light on her feet as she continues to impress audiences and judges on this season's Dancing with the stars on RTE, Nina joined Sinéad for a chat and gave us an exclusive on what dance she will perform on Sunday. Little did we know horses can suffer from colic and it can be quite serious vet Peter Howard has lots of advice for breeders and horse owners and Saidbe Mulligan from Citizens Information Dundalk had lots of information about the school transport scheme

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The Natural health revolution is a new podcast series featuring Dr Sarah Kelly in conversation with a wide range of experts from the fields of science, health nutrition and wellness. This week Sarah meets gut expert Lorraine Cooney founder of the gut health clinic at the Blackrock clinic in Dublin.

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An estimated 114,500 people in Ireland are living with long Covid or will experience the condition in the future, according to new research, which seems like such a large number but is anything being done to support these people whose lives have been impacted hugely by this? Claire Twomey contracted covid in March 2020 and since then her life completely changed once she was deemed 'free of covid' she was left with numerous side effects, she had to scale back on her work, simple tasks were leaving her exhausted, she has fought numerous infections and day to day life can be a struggle, she knew there had to be more people like her out there so she set up the long covid Ireland support group which now has 2,600 members. So now that restrictions have eased dramatically there is a fear that those with long covid will be left behind, Claire Twomey from Ashbourne gave us an update on her situation.

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In a move that hopefully will be emulated in clubs around the country Dundalk F.C is taking a stand against domestic violence, they are partnering with Women's aid Dundalk for the month of February to raise awareness of the effects of domestic violence and highlight the great work Women's aid is doing. Martin Connolly Chief operations officer with the club told Sinéad why it is important the club to run this initiative.

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'Nora loves Antoine. Antoine loves Nora. But what happens when loving one person isn’t enough?' Click a sparkling new comedy about love, hurt and polyamory is coming to stages in Louth and Meath this week as the newly formed Northeast network of arts centres announce their first project Sinéad met director of the play Ronan Leahy, plus Paul Hayes director of An Tain arts centre gave us the lowdown on this new network of arts centres, a new series begins on 11-1 as Dr Sarah Kelly brings us episode one of the Natural health revolution podcast and we have exclusive interviews with the cast of Pam and Tommy new series coming to Disney plus 

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High Jinx returns to Inis Mór Aran Islands as priests nuns and spider babies descend on the island as Ted fest returns festival organiser Peter Phillips joined Sinéad for a chat, she started off with the intention of brightening up January and having some fun now writer Taryn De Vere has reached the end of her object dress challenge she tells us how she feels on the final day and she has another challenge up her sleeve for February. Plus Sinéad has some DIY woes!

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Marian Keyes calls it a gripping compulsive page turner, Edel Coffey’s debut novel Breaking point is one of the most eagerly awaited novels of the year telling the story of how one devastating mistake shatters a woman’s perfect life, Edel joined us for a chat, a sing 2 special featuring exclusive interviews with the cast plus Niall had the lowdown on Nightmare Alley and more in Reel Reviews plus a crackin floor filler song to get you dancing

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