the Irish language is going through a revival, with Kneecap putting our native language on a global stage. Éamon from Gaeilgeoir Guides shares some advice on how you improve your Irish - even if you didn't listen in school!

Louise chats to Vini Cardoso, who’s taking on an incredible challenge - running the entire circumference of Ireland (2,200km!)in August to raise money for the RNLI. 

He also shares his love for Ireland, and how he wants to embrace every part of our culture, including the language!

Inflation is rising again in Ireland, up 1.6% in the past year - and food prices are a big part of it. In fact, they've jumped 4.3% since this time last year. So if your groceries are suddenly €20 more and your basket looks sadder than ever... it's not just in your head. 

Louise chatted to the host of The Irish Times ‘Better with Money’ Podcast, Aideen Finnegan, about how you can make your money go that bit further.

UV Protection Month is coinciding with one of the biggest heat waves Europe has seen! Shannon Mc Creery national education manager for Ultraceuticals skincare joins Louise to chat about how you can protect your skin in the sun.

Students heading back to college this September will face higher fees, as the Government rolls back the €1,000 cost-of-living reductions introduced over the past three years.  

Incoming University of Galway Student Union President Maisie Hall chats to Louise about the impact this increase will have on students who are already facing high costs.

Courtney Callaghan of Fusion Fashion and Entertainment joins Louise to recap on Glastonbury 2025!

Ireland's favourite female Irish artist, Lyra, joins Louise to chat about her new single 'Weird Club'. She also chats about her time spent in South America with Ray Goggins and Leo Varadkar.

It’s expected almost one million people in Ireland are affected by a  form of chronic illness. But when you search for it on social media – you’ll find people talking about how lonely it feels to have a chronic illness. 

 People are often dismissed by doctors for years, and are suffering in silence before they finally reach a diagnosis. James Greene is one of those people, he was finally diagnosed with a form of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in 2015 at the age of 17 after years of pain and he chats to Valerie Mc Hugh about it.

Claire Liddy chats to Louise about GAA Palestine's upcoming summer tour. Their bringing 47 people from the West Bank to play GAA and explore Ireland in July.

You can find more information on their socials @GAA_Palestine

Cailíní Lua are an up and coming Irish girl band, as they say themselves their making Irish trad music 'sexy'! The girls got to play a surprise set in The Celt Irish pub on Sunday night with none other than Zach Bryan himself!