For most of us, our phones rarely leave our hands—but according to Professor Colin O’Gara, that everyday habit may be tipping into something more serious. The addiction specialist has warned that harmful phone use could now be affecting up to 20 per cent of people in Ireland, with more and more individuals presenting with issues […]

Joe Supple joined Kieran in studio to talk about cruises. Many of us can be nervous about cruises incase we don’t like them but Joe even lets us into a secret that there’s a “taster cruise” to whet your appetite.

Joey Molloy is the founder of a growing men’s wellbeing group that’s been making a real impact over the past year. What started as a simple idea—bringing men together for sea swims, hikes and meet-ups—has now grown to over 180 members, all supporting each other on their wellbeing journey.  Now, Joey is taking things a step further with a Men’s […]

As many of us tuck into Easter eggs this weekend, one Irish charity is encouraging people to take part in a different kind of hunt—one that could make a real difference to someone’s life.   Catherine McGee from Our Shoes is calling on people across Ireland to dig out their gently worn sports shoes and donate them to […]

Captain Richard O’Shea from Mercy Ships spoke to Kieran about their humanitarian work around the world and how he and his wife got involved.

In this week’s Prayer Coach segment, we’re reflecting on a passage from the Gospel of John, chapter 4. Jesus speaks about a deeper kind of fulfilment, saying, ‘whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst’.   And later, when asked about the Messiah, he says, ‘I, the one speaking to you—I am he.’ These powerful lines invite us to […]

This year started with bells ringing out & Sunday Worship services leaving RTÉ studios to go into churches across denominations, across Ireland. Joining us this morning to share how it’s been going so far is our Screen time Presenter here at Spirit radio, Jenny Belle who is also one of the producers of these broadcasts […]

As we approach the celebration of Easter, a time of hope, renewal, and new life, we were joined by Archbishop Eamon Martin.  It’s a season that holds deep meaning for many people across Ireland and beyond, offering a moment to pause, reflect, and look forward with hope.   . 

A young Spanish woman, Noelia Castillo Ramos, was recently allowed to end her life through euthanasia, even though her parents opposed it. Senator Ronan Mullen talked to Kieran about this tragic story and its significance to Ireland in the future.