Everyone has something that they're reluctant to tell a potential suitor, but what if that, "Something," is the fact that you have a terminal illness? Sinéad Carroll is facing that exact dilemma in her life, and spoke to Ryan to share her story, and possibly get some advice.

"Young Offenders," and, "Dancing with the Stars," star Demi came on to talk to Ryan about her Leaving Cert results, whether or not they really matter to her, and what her plans are for afterwards.

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

Green Party councillor Hazel Chu joined Ryan in studio to discuss the often hidden racism that's rife in Irish society, her personal experience of it, and how it's everyone's responsibility to speak up if they witness or go through it.

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

Prof. Declan Devane spoke to Maggie about, "The People's Trial," which will help us to understand what's involved in all those clinical trials that we hear about every day.

Anthony Butler and Jessie Rix told Maggie their story, which started ostensibly when Anthony lost his sight after being shot, but ended happily when they met through Achilles International, a sports organisation for impaired, disabled and able-bodied athletes. www.achillesinternational.org

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

"Released to Kill Again," is a Channel 5 documentary about murderers who re-offended once back out in society. Nicola Gogarty spoke to Maggie about about one such killer who brutally murdered her beloved dad John in 2015.

Television presenter Konnie Huq chatted with Maggie about young people, their future, how entertainment for their generation has changed, and her new book, "Cookie and the Most Annoying Boy in the World," due out tomorrow.