Trina Mara chats to Eddie Rowley from the Sunday World about the tragic passing of Mark Sheehan from The Script. He died in hospital on the 14th of April at the age of 46 after a very brief illness. His bandmates Danny O'Donoghue and Glen Power are devastated as are his family and friends - including his wife Rina and his 3 children.

Owner of www.thetravelexpert.ie Sarah Slattery and award-winning travel journalist Ed Finn are in studio with Trina to discuss New Jersey as a holiday destination!

Trina Mara chats to Cat Nolan about getting an ADHD diagnosis at the age of 42. The symptoms of ADHD and how you can look for a diagnosis.

Cat's Instagram is @adhd_at43

Is your hall cluttered with kids' sports shoes and football boots that they've outgrown? If they are in good condition, they could be given a second lease of life by kids in South Africa. You can donate your runners and boots with collection details on www.inmyshoes.ie

Builder Peter Finn tells Trina Mara all about the new series of RTE's "Home Rescue" on RTE 2 Thursday nights at 9.30pm

Fitness expert Tara Grimes chats to Trina Mara about the reason we gain weight during menopause and it's not because of our hormones.

There is nothing worse than being stranded on holiday with your suitcase and all your new holiday clothes - lost - somewhere in the world. Sarah Slattery from www.thetravelexpert.ie offers her advice on how to avoid losing your luggage.

Keith Barry chats to Trina Mara about the final couple of dates on his "Mind Games" show. It's packed full of comedy - he is at the Olympia on May 13th and the Black Box in Galway on May 27th. If you're a skeptic, you could win up to €15,000 on the night!

www.keithbarry.com

Marie Brennan chats to Trina Mara about having four children in 4 years. The shock and then the joy of discovering one of her twin boys, Conn, had Down Syndrome. Herself and her husband didn't know he had Down Syndrome until after he was born.

The comedian John Bishop was forced to pull out of shows at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre on compassionate grounds after the death of his mother. He said he was finding the "pain to be like no other". Jade Lawless, who is an accredited IACP counsellor spoke to Trina about how bereavement counselling may help some people.