The Ray D'Arcy Show

On todays show Ray chats to Zac Stephenson from Tower Records about vinyl records becoming more and more popular, Eleven year old DJ Grimes joined Ray with his mam Caroline to tell us about his Bucket List and Conor Pope is back with Pricewatch.

DJ Grimes from Co. Limerick is 11 years old. Some people would say that 11 is pretty young to make a bucket list. DJ and him Mum Caroline join Ray to tell us all about it.

Sales of Vinyl records increased by nearly 40% in Ireland last year. Zac Stephenson is a duty manager at Tower Records on Dawson Street in Dublin chats to Ray about the growning popularity.

On todays show Carlow has been trending on Twitter Ray chats to Alan O’Reilly from carlowweather.com, Ray catches up with Simon Delaney, Keith Walsh and Lisa Curran talk to us about zero alcohol beer and the film Deadly Cuts hit Netflix, Ray is joined by Ericka Roe.

Lisa Curran runs an alcohol-free event company called parties without booze and broadcaster Keith Walsh has been off the drink for 2 years they both join Ray to chat about zero alcohol booze.

Ray catches up with Simon Delaney.

Laura De Barra joins Ray to talk about her new book, Décor Galore.

RTE is 60 years on the air, and to help celebrate all those memorable moments over the years theres a new photographic exhibition called Ireland on the Box. Head of RTE Archives Bríd Dooley tells us more.

Operation Transformation is back and ahead of tonight’s first episode, Ray is joined by Katie Jones, Kathleen Hurley Mullins and Sarah O’Connor Ryan.

On todays show Operation Transformation is back and ahead of tonight’s first episode, Ray is joined by Katie Jones, Kathleen Hurley Mullins and Sarah O’Connor Ryan, Head of RTE Archives Bríd Dooley tells us about a new photographic exhibition called Ireland on the Box and Laura De Barra talks about her new book, Décor Galore.