There was plenty going on The Breakfast Show this week for you to catch up on. Ray Christie tries a game of Waffle, Ian hears all about the new Mummy movie, the retiring Baldy Barber calls in and Dave Moore sells us the benefits of a whole book of Bad Jokes! Enjoy whenever and wherever you listen.
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Gift Grub - How Many Comedians Does It Take To Change A Grant Application Process?
The Arts Council should consider revising how they assess grant applications and has warned that comedians have been "frozen out". This is according to Minister for Culture and Arts Patrick O'Donovan. So, if it was brought in, just how would the application process work and who could qualify? Gift Grub investigates!
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Gift Grub: Exclusive Extracts From Miriam's New Audiobook
Miriam O'Callaghan has released her new memoir and it's flying off the shelves. Life, Work, Everything gives us a look inside the life of one of Ireland's most popular broadcasters. This morning, we heard some extracts from the audiobook with Bertie, Leo and even Tony Blair joining in.
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Gift Grub: Will Matt Survive Without Ivan?
The Ivan Yates controversy continues to rumble after he failed to disclose that he coached presidential candidate Jim Gavin before some media interviews. One person who was blindsided was Matt Cooper who co-hosted the Path to Power podcast with Yates. Will Matt and the pod survive without Ivan?
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Gift Grub: ROG Knows What Went Wrong Against New Zealand
New Zealand got revenge on Ireland in Chicago on Saturday evening with a convincing win. Michael Flatley and Ronan O Gara joined Ian this morning to discuss what went wrong on the night.
Welcome to today, this is your captain speaking. With Iano at the helm, the Breakfast Show brings you up to speed on everything. News, sport, guests, giveaways, listener interaction and music - not to mention the legendary Gift Grub - all add to the mix of this 2-hour radio rollercoaster. Buckle up and come and have your breakfast.
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