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Muriel Cuddy of Health & Fitness Ireland joined Fran in studio on Thursday to give advice to state exam students on eating right before the exams.

Newly elected Councillor and para-cyclist Peter Ryan joined Fran in studio on Thursday.

Gary Gubbins of Red Nose Wine joined Fran in studio.

Frances O'Hanlon of FOH Financial Services in Clonmel joined Fran in studio.

Helen England joined Fran on Wednesday to talk about motherhood.

Councillor Máirín McGrath was elected to the Cahir LEA alongside Cllrs Andy Moloney, Maire Murphy and Micheal Anglim over the weekend.

She is – of course – the daughter of Independent TD Mattie McGrath and says she offers youth backed by experience.

Máirín joined Fran on Wednesday.

Outgoing Council Cathoirleach Mattie Ryan Coole was unsuccessful in retaining his seat at the sixth time of asking in the 2019 Local Elections, bringing to an end a political career stretching back to 1991.

Mattie joined Fran in studio to reflect on three decades of political office - and was surprised with some former colleagues paying tributes.

We heard the news two weeks ago that Irish Beef Farmers are to recieve a grant of €100m to help them through the challenges of Brexit.

Well a number of people have been in touch with the show since to share their frustration with the news, saying that they thinks farmers should be treated the same as any other business person.

North Tipperary IFA Chairperson Imelda Walsh joined Fran on Wednesday.

Cashel's Martin Browne lost his seat this weekend as a second Sinn Fein candidate entered the Cashel-Tipperary LEA – his good friend Tony Black, who was then elected.

Martin Browne is one of six outgoing Cllrs to fail to keep their seat, and he spoke to Fran on Tuesday.

Martin Lonergan is one of six outgoing Cllrs who failed to keep their seat on Tipperary County Council in the 2019 Local Elections.

A former Mayor of Clonmel, Lonergan topped the poll in his first election in 2014 where he came in under the Team Mattie banner.

This time out he was the fifth highest candidate in a four-seat area – missing out on the final spot in the LEA.

To discuss that and look back to his five years on the Council Martin joined Fran on Tuesday.