Jodie Mc Cormack, Sun Reporter, joins us to fill us in with all the Casa Amor drama- things are really heating up!

CycleUp, a circular economy social enterprise based in Roscommon that's turning old textiles into handmade bags and gifts while also empowering women and tackling waste...

Have you seen obesity drugs glamorised online? Do you think they have become more of a trend than a treatment?

Louise chats to Dr Mick Crotty who specialises in obesity treatment about the impact that weight loss drugs can have on people who don't actually need them for health reasons

Malaika Carey, the founder of Spark Media social group joined Louise in studio to chat about a new initiative designed to help young people in the Midlands to make friends.

It’s UV Awareness Month, and right now in Ireland, more than 11,000 people are diagnosed with skin cancer every year - that’s more than any other type of cancer. And the shocking part? Most of those cases are preventable.

Jane Murray was diagnosed with Stage 2 melanoma and now she's sharing her story so that people can watch out for the signs.

A new report by the Irish Independent has sparked serious debate after it revealed that some workers are getting sick certs online for just €25… without ever seeing a doctor. Doctor Brian Higgins from Galway Primary Care and Galway Skin Clinic joins Louise to chat about the potential implications.

UCD Student President Michael Roche chats to Louise ahead of tomorrows protest outside Leinster House. It comes as the Government has said they will be increasing student fees for the upcoming academic year by €1000.

A new survey has found that 9 in 10 people aged 18 to 34 know a friend or family member still living at home – and not by choice, but because they simply can’t afford a home of their own.

However , Casey Harris is a 25 year old from Dublin, she's sharing her journey of becoming a home owner on her Tiktok, proving it's possible to get on the housing ladder in Ireland as a young person on an average wage!