The 11-1 Show

A lot of parents of secondary school students reached out to Sinéad asking for some help regarding motivating their kids to get studying. Well known teacher Roisin Curtis from St Mary's Diocesan school Drogheda had some sound advice for both students and parents today on the show.

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Following a sell out tour Pat Shortt is bringing his hilarious show Hey to Drogheda’s TLT in February 2020, Hey delivers a peculiar take on modern life that only the unique imagination of Pat Shortt could conjure up, it’s a hilarious and quirky look at Irish life with a gallery of odd ball characters, bizarre situations and even a song or two brought to you by one of Ireland’s most beloved comedians Pat spoke about everything from the show to what he would do if it was his last day on earth!

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Nobber man Daryl Smith tells Sinead how he lost everything he owns in the horrific floods in Venice. He wants our help to not only repair his damaged house boat but to set up a non profit dedicated to helping keep Venice clean

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Do you struggle to keep up with all the new technology out there? With new products launching all the time it can be hard to keep up with the latest devices with all their new functions. Older people especially can struggle to use some of the devices out there with fonts, screen size and small buttons proving difficult to navigate. Sinéad met the man who has created Ireland’s first ever smart device for older people aiming to make digital literacy easier, hear from Philip Hogan CEO and creator of Acorn

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For the past year and a half Drogheda based singer/songwriter SJ Mc Ardle has been hard at work as artist in association with Droichead Arts Centre writing a collection of songs based around the rich history of Drogheda port. Today he explained the project to Sinéád shared the inspiration behind some of the songs and gave us a sneak preview of one from the collection.

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16 year old Dane Whyte O Hara had no idea that an advert he spotted online was going to change his life dramatically but it has. Having never acted before he found himself thrust into the limelight as the star of the gritty new crime thriller series Darklands on Virgin Media One. The series which has us gripped since it aired in early October has become a huge success and it’s leading man is destined for great things. Dane spoke to Sinéad on today's 11-1

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There was great excitement in Donacarney National school Co. Meath today as Pat O Shaughnassy arrived to collect 145 shoeboxes filled with presents for children in the developing world. The children have been hard at work decorating the boxes and filling them with Christmas gifts for children less fortunate then themselves.

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Eamonn Brady from Complete body fitness, Meath Rose Meghan Byrne and Gerry Kelly from Late Lunch join Sinéad instudio to help her complete the last 100 squats of the 2,000 squat challenge! Sinéad has 3 minutes to complete the challenge did she do it......

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Teachers at St Mary’s Diocesan school will be the envy of their fellow teachers this Friday as they will be enjoying a full 24 hours of peace and quiet as their students vow to stay silent for the day TY teacher Roisin Curtis and some of the students involved joined Sinéad for a chat we paid a visit to Navan citizens information where Lorraine Walsh has good news for parents forking out for childcare, and speaking of kids Britians largest family gets a new addition and star wars makes fans cry as the new trailer drops

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Smovey! a revolutionary fitness device that not only keeps you fit but helps stabilize the spine and back and has proven to benefit those living with Parkinson's disease and Arthritis. Today on 11-1 Sinéad met Irene Tracey the Waterford business woman who brought smovey to Ireland. Hear how a serendipitous walk on the beach in Lanzarote led to Irene setting up Smovey health in Ireland and how this product has improved the lives of people living with debilitating conditions.

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