You spoke, and we listened! We asked our listeners to choose our next Wild Atlantic Way stop, and the winner was.....beautiful Schull in West Cork. Ryan reviewed the papers and waxed lyrical about this stunning spot.

This week Ryan spoke to Councillor Hazel Chu about racism in Ireland, Sinéad Carroll about a serious dating dilemma, supervet Noel Fitzpatrick about sharing the love of animals, and Chris Donovan about the PTSD he suffered after serving with the defence forces.

Ryan took great delight this week in playing the tune, "It's a Small World," from the Disneyland Paris attraction of the same name. He played it again....and again...........and again. Eventually one brave listener Claire O'Brien got in touch to beseech him to stop, with her tale of woe at the hands of that particular ear-worm.

Entrepreneur and Mayo-man Seán came on to talk to Ryan about his recent experience presenting his business idea in front of 24 (24!) cameras and 5 dragons on, "Dragon's Den."

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

Ryan spoke with Chris Donovan, a former member of the Irish Defence Forces who suffered terribly from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a result of traumatic scenes he witnessed whilst on numerous tours in Lebanon.

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

Supervet Noel spoke to Ryan about, "Animal Rescue Live," which returns to our screens this week, and his mission to raise awareness and rescue animals from misery.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention. And the 3 books that Ryan mentioned are; 1) "I, Fatty," by Jerry Stahl 2) "Fleishman is in Trouble," by Taffy Brodesser-Akner 3) "3 Women," by Lisa Taddeo.

Businesswoman Zoe chatted with Ryan about her new app, "Frolo," which connects single parents, helps them make new friends and meet others in similar situations, and offers advice.