Rté - Colm Hayes Show

Colm spoke to Cormac Leonard, Co-Secretary of the Irish National ISL/English Interpreter Body, about the fake sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial service.

Philip Boucher-Hayes chatted to Colm about his tv documentary 'Waste Watchers'

Bernard O'Shea joins Colm to chat about his new tv dating show 'My Best Shot'.

Colm asks listeners if the recent charity scandal has affetced them donating to charity. He spoke to Sheila, Mia, Bernie and Barney.

Amanda Fennelly was in studio to look at some of the big stories coming up in the soaps this Christmas

There is a story in the papers today about a man who fell asleep on a flight and when he woke up he found himself on a parked and empty plane – Have you ever fallen asleep on transport?

A little girl playing Mary in a nativity play in Wales has been asked to wear a helmet while riding the donkey. Have you any funny stories from nativity plays past?

Colm told a story about how he went to Dundrum to the cinema and there was another couple sitting in his seats.....or were they?!

Colm spoke to Kathy O’Brien who is behind the company DIY Divorce Limited – The company has been going for 13 years and this year for Christmas they have a €249 deal on livingsocial.com for a DIY divorce

What signals Christmas in your house? Is there a Christmas tradition that's part of your family?

Ian Kehoe is the deputy editor of The Sunday Business Post and tonight on RTE One at 9.35pm he presents a documentary entitled Who’s Buying Ireland. The documentary shows how much of Ireland’s significant assets are now for sale but are being snapped up at lower than cost price by foreign investors

Colm is joined by Irish Rugby Legend Keith Wood, who is telling him about his current involvement with Special Olympics Ireland. We also hear about him growing up in Limerick, and his involvement in City of Culture 2014. Keith also shares his thoughts on the present state of Irish Rugby.

Colm is joined by Amanda Fennelly who is giving advice on the best Christmas gifts guys can buy girls this Christmas. Colm then gives some advice on what girls can buy for their boyfriends this year. They're also joined on the air by callers telling the show about some of the more unique presents they've ever received.

Colm is joined by Patricia Ryan and Will Leahy who are on the show to tell listeners about a New Year's Eve Party in Limerick City this year which will mark Limerick becoming 2014 City of Culture.

Scientists believe that they have come up with the most difficult tongue twisters ever! In light of this, Colm is asking listeners to text in their best tongue twisters.

Following on from yesterday's discussion on competitiveness in Chilren's Sports, Colm chats to John Devine, who is spearheading a programme called “The Guided Discovery Programme” to teach kids soccer skills in a completely non competitive way.

Colm chats with Dermot Browne, the chairperson of the Missing In Ireland Support Service, a charity that supports the families and friends of missing people.

Colm talks to Teresa, who is manager of Bethany House in Longford. Bethany house offer accomodation for people in a time of crisis. Teresa is telling Colm of how the levels of people using the House's services has increased dramatically over the last couple of years.

Colm is chatting to listeners who are sharing some unusual first date stories.

Colm is chatting to listeners as to whether they think sport at a young age should instil a sense of competition in youngsters, or whether it's all just about having fun.