The 11-1 Show

A former League of Ireland player from Swords is teaming up with his former teammate embarking on an ambitious crossbar challenge this weekend to raise funds for a children’s charity. Shelbourne legends Conan Byrne and goal keeper Brendan Clarke will be travelling around the country visiting all 20 league of Ireland  grounds from 2021 including Oriel Park Dundalk and Head in the game park Drogheda to take on the crossbar challenge and raise much needed funds for the make a wish foundation. Shelbourne F.C Goalkeeper Brendan Clarke joined Sinéad for a chat

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The Old Moore almanac is on the go 258 years and has become famous for the scarily accurate predictions of what the future holds. Old Moore predicted Kayne West mental health breakdown, that the barrier reef was dying and of course the health pandemic a year before it happened. So what does the future hold for 2022? Editor of the almanac Nicole Buckler joined Sinéad for a chat

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It’s Christmas which means sequins, sparkle and of course the Christmas jumper, those garish bright jumpers with Santa snowmen and reindeers emblazoned on them have sky rocketed in popularity and is no longer a novelty knit more a holiday must have, but this is something we only wear a few times during December and more often than not these jumpers are being discarded in the January clean out and ending up in landfill, image consultant Maria Macklin is not a fan of the Christmas jumper and has a lot to say about how much of an impact they are having on the environment 

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Today on the show Storm Barra not too bad? Writer, actor, theatre maker Will Guppy discussed his magical winter family show featuring silhouettes, shadows and puppets coming to An Tain arts centre, the first story of Dolores O Riordan and the Cranberries documented as it happened is released by Hot Press magazine, deputy editor and curator of the book Stuart Clarke joined Sinéad and he had great stories about Dolores to share plus the search is on to find the nicest, friendliest more helpful shopkeeper in the North East.

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Today, Eddie Napier director of Loughcrew Estate joined us as they are welcoming visitors to their spectacular light scape show at their enchanted gardens at Loughcrew, Niall O Brien was with us for Reel Reviews today biopic King Richard and Jane Campion's first directorial film in 10 years The Power of the Dog were up for discussion, we had another listener play the Christmas movie quiz to win €150 marshes shopping voucher plus Pat O Shaughnassy and the LMFM roadrunner crew were out at the newly refurbished maxol service station riverside on the new bypass road in Navan.

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Daryl Noonan co founder of the Wolf Academy an education programme running well being courses in schools have teamed up with Eoghan Connaughton founder of the Gaelic Woodland project to complete an epic endurance challenge to raise funds to create a new native woodland in Ireland Sinéad heard from both men as they gear up to take on a 30hr non stop hike, we had our regular vets and their pets series with Highfield Veterinary clinic this week Niamh Fagan had advice for dog owners who notice their pooches drinking and peeing more, plus Wendy Russell took home €150 marshes shopping centre voucher and did you know you can hire out the house from home alone!

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We all know playing our favourite music releases happy endorphins but imagine Drogheda woman Marie Matthews surprise when her 6 year old son Kaleb who is non verbal and has intellectual disabilities started bopping along to Ed Sheeran's songs. Marie is trying to get Ed Sheeran to record a message for Kaleb she made a special appeal. Women are great care givers to others but are severely lacking when it comes to giving themselves proper care and attention sports rehabilitation therapist Stephanie Quaile is concerned she joined Sinead for a chat plus we gave lucky listener Jamie from Navan€150 marshes shopping centre voucher in our Christmas movie quiz

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Today Sinéad braved the elements to meet Drogheda soroptimists as they launched their support of the white ribbon 16 days of activism to end violence against women, president of the group Margaret Geraghty, Noirin Coughlan of Louth Leader partnership and Barbara Carr from St Olivers school were at Millmount monument to launch the event, we had our regular check in with Fiona Conroy from Navan Citizens information who outlined everything we need to know about the non contributory pension. We had listeners try their luck at our Christmas movie quiz for a chance to win €150 Marshes shopping centre voucher plus Sinéad explained why the #postyourpill is trending.

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How do you meet new people be it friends or potential partners in the midst of a pandemic? Sinéad met two like minded women from Meath who came up with a great way for people to make new friends and reconnect with their new company Social life.

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Today Sinéad opened up about finally trying meditation, we heard from Éanna Byrne primary school teacher from Duleek one half of the duo behind a great board game GAA fans will love, we heard from vet Hazel Mullins in our regular vets and their pets series in association with Highfield Veterinary clinic and Sinéad had a new netflix recommendation for those missing squid game.

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