The 11-1 Show

You've heard of the swear jar what about the covid 19 jar? Sinéad was intrigued to discover a bar in Donegal has introduced a fine for customers who discuss covid 19, an explosive tale of power struggles, love, and loss as the Irish national opera prepare to bring Vivaldi's Bajazet to Solstice arts centre, Fergus Sheil artistic director of Irish national opera had all the details plus confused about your rights when it comes to exchanging or returning goods? Fiona Conroy from Navan Citizens information has lots of advice around our rights as consumers in Ireland

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On Tuesday 12th of October 1971 19 year old Una Lynskey from Ratoath was walking home from the bus stop on Porterstown Lane, Ratoath, close to Rathbeggan she never made it home. Her body was discovered on December 10th 1971, to this day her killer has never been caught, however the lives of three men in the local community were changed forever when they became suspects. Una’s story is one of three that features in a new ground breaking true crime series called Crimes and Confessions airing tonight on RTE one examining miscarriages of justice cases from 1970’s and 80’s drawing links between them. RTE reporter Mick Peelo joined Sinéad to explain the series.

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A ground breaking new 3 true part crime series featuring the murder of Meath woman Una Lynskey in 1971 is in focus in a RTE series 'Crimes and Confessions' airing tonight Sinéad caught up with reporter from RTE' tv documentary unit Mick Peelo who told us what to expect from the series. Does your wardrobe need a detox image consultant Maria Macklin was on hand to help.

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What does 2022 hold for you? Numerologist Grainne Tyndall who helps people all over the world discover their soul purpose through readings was on hand doing live readings with us, Niall O Brien is back with us in Reel Reviews and Sinéad was extremely excited to see Keanu Reeves on the running order, plus the Friday floor filler song had everyone nostalgic for 2000.

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People who chose to have pets instead of having children are selfish Pope Francis has suggested, listeners had a lot to say about this, speaking of pets Hazel Mullins our vet from Highfield veterinary clinic is back for our vets and their pets series and had lots of advice for those who adopted a puppy over Christmas plus an important art and culture festival challenging mental health stigmas is on going Sinéad met the new CEO of First Fortnight festival Maria Fleming.

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The cold weather we are experiencing can play havoc on our skin causing all sorts of problems, help is at hand Joanna Gardiner third generation of the Gardiner family apothecary trading as Ovelle based in Dundalk they have been protecting sensitive Irish skin with their skincare range since 1934 joined us. Dry January need not be boring, Sinead met the Meath man who gave up alcohol in his 20’s and started reviewing great tasting non alcoholic drinks on Instagram. Plus 40,000 of us google a certain word at the start of the year which doesn't bode well for relationships

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Starting the new year off on the right foot Sinead met the man who swapped working in a bank to become one of Ireland’s top motivational speakers, Neil O Brien discussed the importance of mental fitness , the physics of rollercoasters, strong women in science, plus psychologi -magic just some of the highlights from this year’s BT young scientist competition director of this year’s event Mari Culhane joined Sinéad, why new year's resolutions rarely work out and Sinéad had some TV highlights to look forward to for 2022

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It's Sinéad's last 11-1 show of 2021 so she was feeling nostalgic and decided to revisit some of her favourite moments from 2021, Niall O Brien was here bringing us his top Christmas movie recommendations plus listeners shared their worst Christmas present stories for the chance to win €100 TK Maxx voucher.

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From lightbulbs to half eaten chocolates listeners share their worst Christmas present stories with us. Paddy Gollogly from Carrick Emmets GFC started their annual Christmas day swim 40 years ago he shared a heart-warming story about the inspiration behind the swim. Do you struggle with technology? Sinéad met I.T expert John Harrington who set up generation tech a free help service for over 65's who have problems with technology.

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