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Dragon Boat Racing is growing in popularity as a way for those who have survived breast cancer to receive psycho-social support, encouragement and friendship for survivors - as well as a bit of physical exercise too.

Physiotherapist Roisin Kelly and breast cancer survivor Marie Russell joined Fran on Tuesday.

Dragon Boat Racing is growing in popularity as a way for those who have survived breast cancer to receive psycho-social support, encouragement and friendship for survivors - as well as a bit of physical exercise too.

Physiotherapist Roisin Kelly and breast cancer survivor Marie Russell joined Fran on Tuesday.

Barry Cummins has spent decades closely following some of the most high profile missing persons cases in Ireland.

Now, Barry has written a fascinating book compiling some of the biggest cases – and joined Fran on Wednesday.

Barry Cummins has spent decades closely following some of the most high profile missing persons cases in Ireland.

Now, Barry has written a fascinating book compiling some of the biggest cases – and joined Fran on Wednesday.

Oscar Lipinski spoke to us a number of months ago as he was preparing to take part in Ireland's Fittest Family and spoke about his hopes for the future when it comes to fashion and modeling.

Now, Oskar Lipinski has launched his own fashion range – Club de Luxe, and joined Fran in studio:

Oscar Lipinski spoke to us a number of months ago as he was preparing to take part in Ireland's Fittest Family and spoke about his hopes for the future when it comes to fashion and modeling.

Now, Oskar Lipinski has launched his own fashion range – Club de Luxe, and joined Fran in studio:

More than half of Ireland's family carers feel isolated.

A study carried out for National Carers' Week has found that many carers feel unable to leave their own homes and most rely on the internet for support and social connection.

Of 300 family carers questioned, 59 percent said they felt lonely and almost a quarter said they could 'never' get away from home for social events.

Cllr Richie Molloy, a Carers Support Manager with Family Carers Ireland and PJ Slater, a familial carer from Carrick-on-Suir joined Fran on Tuesday.

More than half of Ireland's family carers feel isolated.

A study carried out for National Carers' Week has found that many carers feel unable to leave their own homes and most rely on the internet for support and social connection.

Of 300 family carers questioned, 59 percent said they felt lonely and almost a quarter said they could 'never' get away from home for social events.

Cllr Richie Molloy, a Carers Support Manager with Family Carers Ireland and PJ Slater, a familial carer from Carrick-on-Suir joined Fran on Tuesday.

Playing Senior Inter-County Gaelic Games: experiences, realities and consequences.

Playing Senior Inter-County Gaelic Games: experiences, realities and consequences.