Friday 15th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan

Friday 15th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan 10- 11am Claire Darmody Producer of the Morning Show and Graham O’Neill Wicklow Voice joined us in studio to review the papers and Lisa Domican of Graceapp and Adam Harris – As-I-am both joined us in studio to talk about their upcoming special needs exhibition in Enniscorthy this weekend 11- 12pm Mary Coughlan joined us in studio to chat about her new album and Fergus Ryan Law Lecturer in NUI Maynooth outlined the 21 differences between civil partnership and marriage. Classical Guitarist Redmond O’Toole also joined us ahead of his Kilruddery gig next Thursday, to perform live. We also had Moxie in for a chat and performance.
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Tune in to East Coast FM’s Morning Show with Declan Meehan every weekday just after 10am Lo-Call us on 1890 303 103 or email us at morningshow@radiocentre.ie Listen to the Best of the Morning Show every Saturday from 8am Claire Darmody, Producer, Morning Show

Thursday 14th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan

Thursday 14th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan 10- 11am Councillor Pat Fitzgerald spoke to us about the new site for sewage treatment plant in arklow and we spoke to Jacqui Lockart ahead of a community triathalon for Suicide or Survive starting tomorrow. Science Man Sean Duke also dropped in to talk about about robot dogs, obesity and why a handshake is still such a big deal and we spoke to Helen O’Sullivan, The Caroline Foundation ahead this weekends teddy bear chain, for more information see www.thecarolinefoundation.com 11- 12pm Niamh O’ Reilly, the sleep nanny joined us in studio to talk to us about her new book and Emma Humber dropped in to chat about being the runner up in this year’s Voice of Ireland and to perform live. Lauren Keogh told us how you can get involved in the Wicklow arts festival next weekend and Pete the vet joined us in studio to chat about rabbits. Former rugby international rugby player and former Munster Captain Rosie Foley also spoke to us about the womens world cup coming to Ireland
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Tune in to East Coast FM’s Morning Show with Declan Meehan every weekday just after 10am Lo-Call us on 1890 303 103 or email us at morningshow@radiocentre.ie Listen to the Best of the Morning Show every Saturday from 8am Claire Darmody, Producer, Morning Show

Wednesday 13th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan

Wednesday 13th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan 10- 11am Bob Flavin, from the thenextgear.com told us about the recall of thousands of air bags and Charlotte Toner from Greystones spoke to us from Nepal where she is volunteering for NGO called the Edith Wilkins Street Children Foundation. Money Doc John Lowe spoke to us about plans for Cabinet to sign off on mortgage arrears plan as banks snub deals and Annette Plunkett dropped in from 5 loaves to talk about the changing landscape of homelessness and their upcoming fundraising golf classic 11- 12pm Laura Haugh Mummy Pages.ie spoke to us about parents and their struggles with childcare and education and Soccer Correspondent Paul Lennon gave us his thoughts on Jack Grealish. Local Garda Declan Lynch also joined us in studio and Singer Songwriter Gavin Glass joined us in studio to perform live ahead of his gig with Dr Millar in the Mermaid Arts Centre this Friday and to chat about his new single.
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Tune in to East Coast FM’s Morning Show with Declan Meehan every weekday just after 10am Lo-Call us on 1890 303 103 or email us at morningshow@radiocentre.ie Listen to the Best of the Morning Show every Saturday from 8am Claire Darmody, Producer, Morning Show

Tuesday 12th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan

Tuesday 12th May The Morning Show with Declan Meehan 10- 11am Crime journalist Niamh O’Connor spoke to us about Graham Dwyers last minute appeal application and Mike Mansfield, Head of Sponsorship with Plan Ireland about the second earthquake in Nepal. We also spoke to Dr Mary Kearney about the issues facing rural GP’s and Journalist Barbara Scully spoke to us about the Splendida – she was on the fanciest ship to ever come to Ireland and saw it’s jewel encrusted pianos and €30,000 steps. 11- 12pm Denis O’Connor spoke to us about the latest on Bray Wanderers and Food Writer Dee Laffan spoke to us about food festivals and why they are not just for foodies . Brendan Martin, Wicklow 2016 Co-Ordinator joined us to talk about Wicklow’s plans for the commemoration celebrations and Peter O’Dwyer, Irish Examiner spoke to us about top 10% own over half of Irish wealth. Actor Aonghus Og Mcanally also joined us from The Games People Play .. reworking of Tir na nOg myth for negative equity generation on tomorrow night in Mermaid .
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Tune in to East Coast FM’s Morning Show with Declan Meehan every weekday just after 10am Lo-Call us on 1890 303 103 or email us at morningshow@radiocentre.ie Listen to the Best of the Morning Show every Saturday from 8am Claire Darmody, Producer, Morning Show