This week on Dancing with the Stars it was all about showing the love. There was no elimination, but there were a few more twists than usual. Judge Brian Redmond joined Ryan in studio to cast on eye over the heartfelt performances.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Oliver's attention.

Anne Marie Cahill spoke to Oliver back in October about her “Halloween Tree”. Well, Anne Marie is back at the seasonal decoration and this time around things are decidedly more romantic!

Gillian and her best friend Nina set up Sully and Juno. Their Wexford studio provides children's sensory clothing since 2021. Gillian spoke to Oliver about their successful venture.

The multi-award winning actor Helen Mirren spoke to Oliver Callan about her new film ‘The Duke’. It tells the true story of the theft of Goya’s portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in London in 1961.

Oliver spoke during the week about the wonder and magic of the regional St. Patrick’s Day Parades. But the Donegal Town Parade’s future is in doubt and the Mayor of Donegal Town, Pauric Kennedy hopes to save it.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Oliver's attention.

When Bob Innes chose a catchy title for his website back in 2005, he could never have imagined it would draw him into the murky world of murder plots! Bob joined Oliver on the line from California.

Christy Leech of Irish band Le Boom chats to Oliver about the return of the St. Patrick's Festival. Le Boom will perform with the Glasshouse Orchestra at Collin’s Barracks on March 18th.

Emily Edward's novel 'The Herd' explores parenting styles, life choices and childhood vaccines. Emily joined Oliver Callan from London.