5ive are back!

Get ready to slam dunk da funk with the original five. Back for a huge UK and Ireland arena tour - they play the 3 Arena Sun 23 Nov 2025 – [Sold Out] and Tue 2 Dec 2025

They sold over 20 million records and were one of the biggest boybands of the 90 and Noughties.

Sean , Ritchie , Scott , Abz and Jason "J" joined Alison Curtis to talk about how and why they've got back together, what they hope the future holds, sharing mics! and what pop star played a pivotal role in them getting back together, and Guinness!

Jacqui Hurley as the official ambassador for MiWadi FAI Football Camps 2025

A renowned female trailblazer in Irish sports media, a champion for gender equality in sport, and a proud mother herself (two kids Lily and Luke), Jacqui is passionate about inspiring the next generation of athletes. Jacqui spoke to Alison Curtis on Weekend Breakfast about how the landscape of female sport has evolved so much and as a self confessed Karaoke Queen what her killer karaoke tune is!!

Jacqui is urging parents of all girls and boys to get them involved and active through some football fun this summer.

She is one of Ireland’s leading sports broadcasters and author of the best-selling children’s book series Girls Play Too.

Lead anchor of RTÉ’s rugby coverage on TV and also presents The Sunday Game.

In 2009 - first ever female anchor of Sunday Sport on RTÉ Radio One.

She has anchored all of the major sporting events, including the Olympics, World Cups, the Euro’s & multiple All Ireland finals

Pirouetting on to Weekend Breakfast its Dancing With The Stars judge and owner of television’s greatest hair ---- Arthur Gourounlian!

Arthur told Alison Curtis about a very special event recently called 'Cúl and Curious.'

He also told her about his brand new podcast with Donal Skehan called 'Let's Do This!'

Over 100 children, including those from the International Protection Accommodation Service centre and those from local communities, took part in the event at St Breckan's GAA grounds and tried their hand at football, hurling and camogie.

The 2025 Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps promise to inspire a new generation of GAA stars and fostering a love for Gaelic Games that will last a lifetime.

The Cúl and Curious camp's aim was to support diversity and inclusion, giving those who have arrived in Ireland a chance to fall in love with the game. The GAA is for everyone and the organisation recently hosted the event to try and introduce children from migrant families to the sport.