Opinions Matter with Adrian & Jeremy

Katie gets a WhatsApp from a mechanic after dropping her car into a well-known garage… and it’s not just “your car is ready”. It’s “Hi pretty girl” and an offer to wipe a €400+ bill in exchange for dinner.

Creepy breach of GDPR, or just a lad “shooting his shot” the old-school way?

Adrian and Katie clash over whether she should report him to the company, reply to him, or just block and move on.

Live callers explode the debate: romance vs professionalism, privacy vs overreaction, and what this kind of behaviour says about dating in Ireland now.

Halloween season is here — and Elaine from Clondalkin says she’s genuinely terrified to walk her dogs after dark. Bangers going off, gangs of teenagers roaring abuse, bonfires, intimidation… and her mother in Finglas is afraid to even leave the house in the evenings.

So what’s the answer: a youth curfew for October, or is that punishing decent kids who are doing nothing wrong?

Adrian and Katie clash over curfews, “vigilante patrols”, and whether parents should be hit with fines when their kids are caught out causing chaos.

Live callers share shocking stories, and the debate gets heated fast.

Ireland’s attitude to Ukrainians has shifted massively since the early days of the war — and Derek is raging. After news that more Ukrainians are being refused temporary protection, he asks what happened to the “land of a thousand welcomes”… and why the comments online have turned so nasty.

Adrian and Katie go head-to-head on whether “enough is enough”, with rows over taxpayers’ money, hotels and accommodation ending next March, and whether people should be allowed stay only if they work and “pay their own way”.

Live callers pile in — from “send them home” to raw, emotional reminders that the bombing hasn’t stopped.

It’s the weekend “Get It Off Your Chest” episode — the completely unedited waffle you don’t hear on the weekday debates, as Adrian and Jeremy kill time before going live.

This one goes off the rails fast: the lads discover the only thing they truly agree on (they both hate Guinness), argue about vinegar, soup du jour and why restaurants should have a little bell on every table.

Then it gets even stranger: a car valeter finds a crisp-sandwich wedding pack… and a butt plug… in a customer’s car.

Plus: posh housewarmings in Dublin 18, media walls, “not eating homemade food”, kids with names like Maverick and Hercules, and Jeremy’s tragic lasagna-on-the-chin moment.

A North County Dublin school has told parents: no scary Halloween costumes, no masks, and definitely no prop weapons — even if they’re only plastic. One furious mam says her 6-year-old’s Michael Myers costume cost €40 and now he can’t wear it.