The 11-1 Show

Combining his love for toys and action figures with art Stephen Hurley aka Habitus Prime an artist and graphic designer from Dundalk has unveiled a brilliant art installation on Earl Street Dundalk featuring local legends from Dundalk immortalised as toy action figures. Stephen explained the concept and the process behind his work.

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Today Sinéad met the happy baker Christina Keating from Kings Gala Kings country kitchen Kiltale she is featuring in Chef Randy Lewis latest video on his road trip adventure meeting food producers around the East coast.

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This week singer/songwriter Grainne Hunt takes over our Facebook page for Saturday sets Sineád caught up with her to discover how she got on in lockdown, her plans for new music and what we can expect from the set.

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Ally Byrne from Mullingar's life was turned upside down when her husband was diagnosed with incurable cancer, she reached out to Sinéad to make a plea to support a fundraiser she is hoping will reach national attention and raise vital funds for cancer charities.

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HUH or how's your head clothing is on a mission to kickstart more conversations around mental health, founder of the company Mark Donnelly from Ashbourne told Sinéad about how he was inspired to set up the brand when he felt men his age were embarrassed about opening up about their feelings. He told us he is more focused on spreading the positive mental health message and supporting mental health charities than making huge profit. Hear his full inspiring story

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The trashiest fashion competition is back, two schools in the local area Dundalk Grammar school and Dunshaughlin community college have made it to the final stages of the Junk Kouture competition Katie Brill from the show had the lowdown on the entries, the importance of fashion being more sustainable and how Junk Kouture can help launch careers in fashion.

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The national pride celebrations may be winding down but the Drogheda pride celebrations are just beginning, Peter Nugent from the Drogheda LGBTQ+ group had the full low down of in person and virtual events.

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Over €6.6 million was raised on a magical toy show night last year and the team wanted to give back to children's charities across Ireland through their Toy Show Appeal fund. Ryan Tubridy joined Sinéad for a chat today as three worthy local charities were awarded some of the funding.

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Saturday sets returns this weekend to LMFM facebook and this week Singer/songwriter Finian takes to the stage, Sinéad caught up with him before the set to chat about his debut album, his song writing process and much more.

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This weekend marks pride weekend and members of Shout out a charity supporting the LGBTQI community are asking the public to paint their pinky and make a promise to be more accepting and kinder of the LGBTQ community. Aifric Ni Chiordain from shout out explained the message behind this glam campaign.

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