The new streaming service has arrived in Ireland, and given that most people are at home, it's generated a lot of interest. Wayne discusses what the service has to offer, on The Big Breakfast Blaa.

Eamonn joins us every morning on The Big Breakfast Blaa, for a virtual tour of the Waterford Museum of Treasures, as it's currently closed due to Covid19. In this slot he discussed the Kite Brooch, a sign of prestige and wealth, from the 11th century.

The Waterford Museum of Treasures is closed at the moment because of the Covid19 pandemic. However Director Eamonn McEneaney will join Ollie and Mary every day to talk about the different artefacts at the museum, and the stories behind them.

In an attempt to curb the spread of Covid19, many people in Waterford and beyond are working from home - some for the first time. It can be daunting, so Wayne decided to give a few pointers in his latest tech slot on The Big Breakfast Blaa.

The libraries are shut to the public but you can access countless books online as well as newspapers from around the world, and ways to learn languages. There's plenty for children too, as Tracy McEneaeny from Waterford Libraries outlines.

Evernote is a cloud-based software service designed for creating, organizing, and storing various media files. Wayne explains why it's so handy, to Ollie and Mary.

From the director of "The Full Monty," this is a movie about a group of women in the UK who formed a choir while their husbands were fighting in Afghanistan. It has Sharon Horgan and Kirsten Scott Thomas as its leads. Maria told Ollie and Mary that she really enjoyed it.

Every Friday, Ollie and Mary gave away a €100 service voucher for T&C Motors Peugeot, to the person who wins the "Week by Number" competition. Tommy Byrne from Cherrymount was this week's voucher recipient - his numbers related to Cheltenham,

The old crackly sound of vinyl is hard to replicate, no matter now advanced digital technology has become. Vinyl is now back with a band in most record stores and Wayne discusses how you can play it these days.

From the producers of "Stranger Things," and the director of "End of the fxxking World," this is a teen drama with a difference - in that the lead character discovers she has super-powers. Maria gives her thoughts.