Have You Been To? - The best of Cork

Have You Been To? - The best of Cork

We continue a county-by-county journey across Ireland, exploring all 32 counties that make up this remarkable island. Have you been to some of these places and hidden gems? Today, Shane Beatty is joined by Travel Content Creator Kevin Penrose to find out what the best things to see and do are in County Clare!

Have you enjoyed the World Cup?

The World Cup draws to an end this weekend after 102 matches, with 2 still to go, as England face France in the third place play off and then the big one on Sunday night: Spain v Argentina. But, how has the World Cup been for you? Irish Independent Journalist Tanya Sweeny joins Shane Beatty to discuss, along with Phil Egan from Off the Ball.

Losing engagement ring at a hen party! - Maggie’s story

This story will strike fear into any brides-to-be. Maggie joins Shane to tell her story about losing her engagement ring at a hen party in Cork…

Should there be a blanket phone ban in cinemas?

Would you like to see phones banned altogether in the cinema, theatre and at concerts? Moviegoers were asked to use phone pouches this week at the premier of the Odyssey, so should this move be followed? Joining guest host Shane Beatty to discuss is TikToker Adam Smyth, Dave from the ‘Cinemile’ podcast, Eoin Glackin, Journalist at the Dublin Inquirer and Tina Koumarianos, agony aunt for Evoke.ie [http://Evoke.ie].

Nightmare Ryanair wheelchair experience - Dorota’s story

Shane’s guest says she and her brother were left humiliated after being forced off a Ryanair flight as they travelled home from Dublin to Poland. Dorota Marah and her brother Jaroslaw "Jarek" Kula had already boarded their flight when cabin crew were unable to load Jarek's wheelchair into the aircraft's hold. Despite having travelled with the exact same wheelchair on a Ryanair flight earlier this year, they were told it did not meet the airline's size requirements and were given no option but to leave the plane… Dorota says the ordeal became even more distressing when her brother was carried off the aircraft "like a sack of potatoes" in front of fellow passengers. She joins to discuss the experience.