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We often hear about all the beauty tips and tricks for women across the Premier county.

Well, the number of men using cosmetics has sky-rocketed in recent years, and a Tipperary business hopes to put Ireland on the map when it comes to male make-up.

Charlotte Matabaro and Marc Power are the owners of Mohecan Male Grooming and joined Fran in studio on Tuesday.

In this week’s Extra Time Junior Football Podcast our host Jamie O’Flaherty discusses all the latest action with Barry Ryan and Burncourt/Vee Rovers youth team manager Ollie Sullivan. We hope you like....

Tonight on Extra Time we talk to Liam Sheedy and Brendan Cummins after Tipp’s win over Kerry in the Munster Hurling League. We also talk to Shane Brophy and look ahead to next weekends final against Clare. We also speak to senior football captain Conor Sweeney ahead of the football year. Snooker family the Gleeson's talk to us before two boys head away to the European championships. Martin Fennessy on boxing and Jamie on soccer completes the line up.

We're creeping back towards the long nights – but for the moment, the evenings are still cold and dark.

So, every Monday we're going to take a look at what's worth checking out on Netflix.

To help us with this, Tipp Today Producer Ben Sweeney joined Fran in studio with his movie and series choices for this week.

Well, while we were looking to that from the perspective of those who are working, there's concerns around the amount of screentime that kids are getting.

Well, Majella Kennedy is a Child Psychologist and joined Fran on the show on Monday.

Gina joined Fran in studio for a chat ahead of her gig with the Champions in the Bru Boru later this month.

The deadline for submissions for opinions on a review into exemptions for students studying Irish has been extended by a week until Friday, January 18th.

So far 2,000 people have made submissions.

There are concerns that easing the rules around exemptions will damage the teaching of the language and reduce the number of gaelgoirs.

Well, the Gaelcholáiste Chéitinn in Clonmel operates through Irish – indeed, we had some absolutely beautiful live music from some of their students just before Christmas.

They say that the focus should be on promoting the language positively, not concerning ourselves with those who aren't learning it.

Their Múinteoir i bhFeighil Lorna Ní Ghallchobhair and two students, Rósáine nic Gearailt and Seán Mac Curtáin joined Fran in studio on Monday.

We're getting back into the swing of things slowly but surely after the holiday period.

Christmas and the New Year can hit us heavily in the pockets, so we thought some budgeting advice would be appropriate.

Frances O'Hanlon of FOS Financial joined Fran in studio:

For anyone who wasn't back already, today is likely the day you're returning to work after the Christmas.

It can be a tough thing to get back into the swing of – and that's on top of the strains and stresses of work as it is.

Indeed, we saw a report last week that suggests more young people are seeking psychological help as a result of being unable to switch off from work.

This is largely due to the fact that their phone keeps them involved in work and many end up doing many tasks for work off the clock – even if it's as simple as communicating with work when home.

Dr Maeve Martin is a clinical psychologist and Founder of Inform Psychology in Clonmel and joined Fran in studio to discuss the right mix for the work/life balance:

This week Eamonn visits Cappawhite on St.Stephens evening