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Tonight we talk to Ken on Laois's shock win over Dublin and what that might mean for Tipp next week. Tony Considine on the All Ireland quarter finals. We hear from Liam Cahill ahead of the under 20 hurling championship opener against Waterford. Shane O'Donoghue looks back on the Irish Open and Geraldine on camogie, we hope you like....

Tonight we talk to Ken on Laois's shock win over Dublin and what that might mean for Tipp next week. Tony Considine on the All Ireland quarter finals. We hear from Liam Cahill ahead of the under 20 hurling championship opener against Waterford. Shane O'Donoghue looks back on the Irish Open and Geraldine on camogie, we hope you like....

Nermine Lounis and Anna Sheehan are Cahir students who have put their brains together to help produce sustainable products – and decided toothbrushes were the natural starting point!

To tell us more about this, Nermine and Anna joined Fran in studio:

Nermine Lounis and Anna Sheehan are Cahir students who have put their brains together to help produce sustainable products – and decided toothbrushes were the natural starting point!

To tell us more about this, Nermine and Anna joined Fran in studio:

A new plan to rehome hundreds of grey hounds in Ireland is being rolled out by clubs nationwide including here in Tipperary.

The move is in reaction to the damming Prime Time Investigates report into the numbers of greyhounds culled every year.

Members of the Irish Greyhound Board are due before the Oireachtas Committee on Sport tomorrow to face questions on animal welfare and could face a cut in their funding.

Last night dog owners and breeders met at the Clonmel Greyhound Track to set up a group with the aim of rehoming animals.

Tipp FM's Trudy Waters was there and joined Fran in studio on Monday.

A new plan to rehome hundreds of grey hounds in Ireland is being rolled out by clubs nationwide including here in Tipperary.

The move is in reaction to the damming Prime Time Investigates report into the numbers of greyhounds culled every year.

Members of the Irish Greyhound Board are due before the Oireachtas Committee on Sport tomorrow to face questions on animal welfare and could face a cut in their funding.

Last night dog owners and breeders met at the Clonmel Greyhound Track to set up a group with the aim of rehoming animals.

Tipp FM's Trudy Waters was there and joined Fran in studio on Monday.

Love Island continues to draw in millions of viewers across Ireland and the UK every evening.

The reality TV show sees singletons enter a villa where they attempt to couple up – those who stay single end up getting knocked off the villas.

The show has been criticised for being too invasive on those taking part in it and playing with emotions for the sake of entertainment.

However, fans of the show argue that the contestants willingly enter the competition understanding how it works.

Well, with the show ongoing we decided it might be a timely chance to catch up with the Tipperary woman who's currently undertaking postgraduate research into how young people are dating these days – particularly through the use of dating apps.

Clonmel's Emma Hill joined Fran in studio on Monday.

Love Island continues to draw in millions of viewers across Ireland and the UK every evening.

The reality TV show sees singletons enter a villa where they attempt to couple up – those who stay single end up getting knocked off the villas.

The show has been criticised for being too invasive on those taking part in it and playing with emotions for the sake of entertainment.

However, fans of the show argue that the contestants willingly enter the competition understanding how it works.

Well, with the show ongoing we decided it might be a timely chance to catch up with the Tipperary woman who's currently undertaking postgraduate research into how young people are dating these days – particularly through the use of dating apps.

Clonmel's Emma Hill joined Fran in studio on Monday.

The issue of automation in the work place is one that we hear about regularly.

Indeed, as recently as February a report from UCC highlighted ten towns in Ireland that were at high risk of fallout from automation – those were Carrick-on-Suir, Cahir and Fethard.

On the other hand, those working in the automation sector stress that the improving technology is there to work hand in hand with human employees, and can take from the often dangerous tasks in workplaces.

Jason and Darren of the Tipperary based Horan Automation joined Fran in studio on Monday.

The issue of automation in the work place is one that we hear about regularly.

Indeed, as recently as February a report from UCC highlighted ten towns in Ireland that were at high risk of fallout from automation – those were Carrick-on-Suir, Cahir and Fethard.

On the other hand, those working in the automation sector stress that the improving technology is there to work hand in hand with human employees, and can take from the often dangerous tasks in workplaces.

Jason and Darren of the Tipperary based Horan Automation joined Fran in studio on Monday.