The 11-1 Show

The 11-1 Show

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  • Something to think about
    Primary school teacher author and illustrator Rachel Darby from Navan Co. Meath has teamed up with the Dublin Neurological institute to write a brilliant book all about the importance of brain health for children. She spoke to Sinéad about how important the brain is for our overall health and how we don't give it enough attention. She is hoping to create awareness of better brain health through the book.

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    9 min
  • Singer/songwriter Sonny Condell

    The legendary singer/songwriter multi-instrumentalist Sonny Condell joined Sinéad for a chat about his career, writing new music with Scullion and taking part in the Solo at Home series in association with Droichead Arts Cent



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    11 min
  • Talk about it podcast for teens
    It's not everyday you hear about a podcast for teens tackling issues like mental health, covid and social issues hosted by a 17 year old! Amelhyne O Reagan Fairneau told Sinéad that she was inspired to set up the podcast 'Talk about it' after 2 young people in her local community committed suicide. She feels more needs to be done to break down the stigma surrounding mental health issues and she is proud to be providing a platform for teens to open up about issues that affect them.

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    12 min
  • Clare O Connor agent of change!
    In 2004 Clare O Connor from Co. Meath was one of a handful of women who made history as they earned a degree in engineering, Clare then spent over 15 years on land and sea working as a marine engineer before pivoting changing her career completely to become a coach and mentor. She shared her career journey with Sinéad and highlighted her work with the Meath branch of Network Ireland who are celebrating their women in business awards soon.

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    14 min
  • Mc Dreamy is in Dundalk!
    Great excitement in Dundalk as the cast and crew from Disney's disenchanted movie starring Amy Adams and Patrick Dempsey arrived to shoot scenes at Dundalk railway station, Sinéad caught up with Anthony Monaghan station manager who was on set and bumped elbows with mc dreamy!

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    9 min
  • Revolution period Kitty Maguire
    On menstrual health day yoga teacher Kitty Maguire wants to change our perceptions around menstruation as being something 'unclean' shrouded in shame. She set up Revolution period a festival and movement dedicated to promoting menstruation, creativity and vitality and to promote menstruation as a positive experience. Through the events she is hoping to raise money and support to end period stigma and period poverty.

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    13 min
  • Dublin Zoo 190 years old
    Since it opened it's doors in 1831 Dublin Zoo has been beloved by generations of Irish people. This year they celebrate their 190th anniversary. Catherine Du Coercy historian and author who has written numerous publications on the Zoo's history told Sinéad about the Zoo's humble beginnings, the many challenges they faced from famine times to the present pandemic. Catherine shared great memories of the Zoo and gave more insight into the rumour surrounding the MGM lion's connection to Dublin Zoo.

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    15 min
  • Drogheda arts festival returns for 2021
    Drogheda arts festival is back this year with an innovative diverse programme featuring music, theatre, art, and much more. Paul Hayes co-chair of the festival alongside Pauline Ashford festival administrator told Sinéad how they are working around covid restrictions, the festival has become a summer event as opposed to a week long festival and what to expect from the line up of events.

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    11 min
  • Transition from primary school to secondary
    The transition from primary school to secondary school can be challenging and a source of anxiety for many children. Play therapist Melissa Moore from Duleek has developed a workshop to help children make this transition with ease, she joined Sinéad for a chat about what the workshop will cover and how she can help.

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    12 min
  • The joys of volunteering
    The Louth Volunteer Centre have set the bar very high in terms of their framework for volunteering and have big plans on how volunteering can benefit all aspects of society. Grainne Berrill manager of the centre along with Charlene Matheson who took up volunteering recently after she moved from the UK to sandpit both spoke to Sinéad about the joys of volunteering.

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    14 min

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