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This month, we talk to Faith Amond, one of Ireland's best-known style Icons, who hails from County Carlow. She is a well-known milliner. Her hats can be seen on many occasions around the world.

Faith has won numerous Best Dressed Lady titles at Race meetings at home and abroad. She is available to give advice and assistance to anyone wanting to develop their fashion style, for an occasion or just to feel good about themselves. She can be contacted at 0872561209 or 0599146209

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Kildavin/Clonegal GAA club seeks to stamp out an emerging drug culture. In this episode, we highlight its commitment to becoming drug-free, an effort proudly supported by the wider GAA's "Drugs Cost Lives" campaign. Join us as we explore their journey, the importance of creating safe sporting environments, and the powerful impact of collective action in promoting health and wellbeing in our communities. Our guests are John Kirwan Chairman of Kildavin Clonegal GAA Juvenile Committee, Bernard Hourhihan, who has personal experience of the damage drugs can do to individuals and their families and Peter McConnon Operations Manager of Carlow GAA and a former Garda.

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Three GAA Stalwarts discuss the highs and lows, the strange and the remarkable of a lifetime of involvement in the GAA. They are Seamus Aldridge, a well-known referee, John Byrne, who served as an umpire; and Tom Doyle, Chairman of Clonegal Kildavin Veteran Players. All are former players, administrators, and GAA devotees. They recall the people and events embedded in their memories, and no GAA discussion would be complete without strong views being expressed on the game, the organisation, and its trajectory.