The Ray D'Arcy Show

Our relationship experts are back, Allison Keating psychologist and Ray O'Neill, psychoanalyst are in studio this afternoon to answer all the listeners' relationship queries and questions.

On today's show the owner of Walsh Colour Print, Patricia Walsh speaks about the homes they are building for their employees, Paula Cahill tells us her son Tom Toms story and Barretstown camp for children with cancer, Clubs and sports organisations are involved in a programme called Get Ireland Walking, Jason King tells us more, and Neven Maguire is back with his Christmas cooking tips.

This Christmas will be like no other, but for Paula and her family they are grateful for how far they've come. Paula Cahill joins Ray to tell us about he son Tom Tom and Barretstown camp for children with cancer.

Neven joins Ray to share his tips and tricks for Christmas meat and main dishes. You can find all Neven’s recipes so far on our Radio 1 web page, which include your Christmas cakes and puddings, edible Christmas presents and canapes.

On today's show Ray chats to one of our listeners Anna Mae Treacy who turns 100 years of age today, two members of the Muslim Sisters of Eire, Lorraine O’Connor and Aisha Ali join Ray and Conor Pope is back with Pricewatch.

The group that feeds the homeless every Friday night at the GPO in Dublin are the Muslim Sisters of Eire and two of their members are Lorraine O’Connor, Founder of Muslim Sisters of Eire and Aisha Alione the Volunteers.

Conor Pope joins us once again to champion your consumer issues if you have a consumer problem you can send it to [email protected]

On today's show Ray catches up with Dr Niamh Lynch & Paul Leamy about the Children’s Ward Christmas Tree, Ruby Wax talks about her new book, Dustin is on to tell us about his new podcast and Brian Kennedy is in studio talking about his new single.

Two weeks ago, we spoke Dr Niamh Lynch who was looking for a Covid friendly Christmas tree for the children’s ward in the Bon Secours Hospital. We then had a email from a very kind listener by the name of Gerry, who felt he could help out by designing a tree so we got in touch with got in touch Paul Leamy

Ruby Wax chats to Ray about her new book “And Now For The Good News... The much-needed tonic for our frazzled world”