Bestselling author Andrea Mara (who happens to be Trina's sister-in-law) is on the show discussing her latest book "Someone in the Attic" and has some news about who'll be playing some of the characters in the on-screen adaptation of her book "All Her Fault"

Antoinette Coffey helps women achieve their goals and this week, we're discussing prioritizing YOURSELF even if that means just having 15 minutes in the morning to have your cup of coffee before the rest of the family are awake!

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Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner Selene Daly welcomes the banning of sunbeds which is being called for by Tánaiste Micháel Martin 

He's the Hitman, Pete Waterman. Trina Mara chats to the legendary Pete Waterman who produced some of the most successful songs in the music industry as part of "Stock, Aiken and Waterman". 

We chat about how it all began for him, what went on behind the scenes and why at age 77, he isn't planning a retirement party anytime soon!  

"Gogglebox Ireland" are seeking new faces for the next series of the popular show.  Miriam Smyth from Kite Entertainment chats to Trina Mara about what they're looking for.  

You can apply by emailing: [email protected] with who is in your household (min of 2), who you are, what you're into, where you're based and include a phone number

Webdoctor's Dr.Sarah-Anne Bennett chats to Trina Mara about the symptoms of menopause and when it might be time to visit your GP.  

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Asha, the first elephant born in Ireland, has now sadly contracted the virus that killed her daughter Zinda and adopted daughter Avani in the last week. 

However, Gerry Creighton who looked after the elephants at Dublin Zoo for over 30 years, is hopeful that her age will give her a better chance of survival.  

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SIMS IVF Group Scientific Director Graham Coull chats to Trina Mara about embryo selection

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Gerry Creighton who looked after the elephants at Dublin Zoo for over 30 years speaks to Trina about the tragic death of two elephants, Avani and Zinda.

They contracted Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV).  The virus, which attacks membranes, rapidly causes fever and bleeding with a mortality rate up to 85%.  Almost all Asian elephants carry the virus, in the wild and in zoos, but it only develops into an illness for some and there is no vaccination against it.  It does not pose a health risk to humans.

Trina Mara was invited to Áras an Uachtaráin for a Garden Party celebrating Irish Music Month which is in September 2024. 

President Michael D.Higgins and his wife Sabina attended the event with performances from established and up-and-coming Irish artists including Brad Heidi, Gavin James, Shobsy, Negro Impacto, Aby Coulibaly, Ham Sandwich, Susan O'Neill and Dermot Kennedy