On today’s show, we looked at how to keep warm as a cold snap arrived. Elizabeth chatted with Dublin woman Dervla Arthurs about her company Snugabugz, which had just launched its products in Arnotts.

With cough and cold season underway, we shared an important reminder that while many people were feeling under the weather, most common illnesses wouldn't require antibiotics.

We also brought you the latest on the controversy surrounding Blanchardstown shopping centre, where over 8,000 people had signed a petition against plans to introduce paid parking. Q102’s Louise Phelan D’Cruz was out there earlier in the day to find out what locals thought of the proposal.

And first, we discussed the major political news of Paschal Donohoe’s move to the World Bank. John Lee from the Irish Daily Mail joined Elizabeth to discuss what the move meant for the Cabinet and the Dublin Central constituency.

All that and more on Dublin Today with Elizabeth Hearst.

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On today’s show, we brought you all the details on the viral craze that swept the nation—the Michael Tea Higgins and Catherine Connoll-tea tea cosies! We were joined by Susan Banks, the talented woman behind Not Just Hats, who chatted about the astonishing popularity of her unique creations.

We also heard from our very own Kathryn Thomas, who filled us in on her brand new and very exciting podcast, Are We There Yet?.

Plus, we were joined by local representatives to discuss the heart-breaking news from Kilmore, where residents were left devastated after a newly installed playground was destroyed in a fire last night.

And finally, following Troy Parrott’s stunning hattrick against Hungary yesterday, we debated the future of Irish football. David Seagrave, chatted to us about the renewed belief in the country and our chances of making it to the World Cup.

Listen back to all that and more on Dublin Today with Elizabeth Hearst, right here on Dublin’s Q102.

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On Dublin Today with Elizabeth Hearst on Dublin's Q102, we had a jam-packed show!

Sinn Fein TD Mark Ward joined us on the line and discussed the serious plight of locals in Balgaddy, who said they were fearing for their safety amid a rise in anti-social behaviour and violence in their area.

West End star Rebecca Storm chatted to us all about her incredible career, her new show Letters from the Front, and her journey playing Mrs Johnstone in the hit musical Blood Brothers.

Ciara Garvan, founder of WorkJuggle, to discuss Gen Z workers—whether you employ or manage them, or are a Gen Z employee looking to understand how best to progress.

And if you hadn't tucked into your dinner yet, you may have gotten hungry listening to our final guest from Dash Burger! All that and more on this episode of Dublin Today.

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