It's hard to believe that it's a full three decade since the nation held its breath, to paraphrase George Hamilton, and watched Ireland beat Romania on penalties to make it through to the quarter finals of the World Cup. Our own Matt Keane was there chatted to Ollie and Mary

During Covid19, cash was used less and less, and it's becoming more common for people to 'tap and pay' or use services like N26 and Revolut to carry out transactions. Wayne discusses all that.

"Hold On" went straight in at Number One on the iTunes charts, the first song in the band's history to top the Single's charts. Christy to Ollie and Mary about making music, and about his memories of Waterford.

#CycleforSOS was Ciara's brainchild, and she is thrilled that the charity fundraiser reached way beyond its €10,000 target. She spoke to Ollie and Mary about the work done by Suicide or Survive as a charity, and the importance of the monies raised in terms of keeping the service going.

It's been a week of confusion about what punters can and cannot do when pubs re-open, Sean discusses all that, as well as the uncanny likeness Brendan Gleeson bears to Donald Trump in a teaser image we've seen of "The Comey Rule."

The S5 has been launched it should be available before the end of 2020. Wayne says the technology is mind-boggling, but that there are things to be wary of too.

It's 203 years ago since the Dandy Horse arrived on the scene in Germany, then many decades later we had the Penny Farthing. Eamon Barrett talks about the journey the humble bike has made and how important it still is. He also discusses a tricycle memory of his own, on The Big Breakfast Blaa with Ollie and Mary.

In his daily history slot on WLR's Big Breakfast Blaa,Eamonn McEneaney tells Ollie and Mary all about the Semi- Lunar Tower at the rear of Stephen Street Boys school and the Beach Tower in Jenkin’s Lane.

In his latest Twitter Thursday slot, Sean talks about the very likely re-opening of hairdressers and barbers on June 29th, as well as his aversion to queues, and the removal of TV programmes and films from streaming services, due to race issues.

In his daily history slot on WLR's Big Breakfast Blaa,Eamonn McEneaney tells Ollie and Mary all about the French Tower at the top of Castle Street and Brown’s Lane.