With Halloween just around the corner, iRadio’s Groupchat is stepping into the paranormal with PJ O’Sullivan from Púca Vogue Paranormal Investigators.

PJ talks about what first got him into ghost hunting, from strange childhood memories to a shared sighting that never left him, and how his mum pushed him to set up the team. He also explains what a typical investigation involves, from cameras and trigger objects to EVP sessions and overnight lockdowns.

Plus, hear what happened during a two-night stay at Redwood Castle near Galway, including eerie “Priest’s Room” moments, doors moving on their own, and the unexplained sounds caught on camera.

October is ADHD Awareness Month, and in this episode we’re unpacking what ADHD can look like in real life in children and adults and why so many people still go undiagnosed for years.

Chartered Clinical Psychologist Dr. Fionna McDarby explains the different presentations, from hyperactivity and impulsivity to the quieter inattentive type that can be missed in school, and how ADHD can affect everything from organisation and relationships to self-esteem and even interoceptive awareness.

We also dig into the rise of online ADHD assessment platforms, the red flags to watch for, what a proper assessment should include, typical costs, and where to find trustworthy support, including ADHD Ireland.

Shaun Harris – better known online as Shaun with a Fada – joins iRecommend to show how Gaeilge doesn’t have to mean grammar books, exams and fear. With clever puns, wordplay and plenty of laughs, he’s built a huge following by making Irish feel fun and accessible.

Shaun chats about growing up through Irish, taking a 10-year break from the language, and the moment an awkward run-in with an old teacher pushed him to start again.

He also talks about his new book of Irish puns (with a glossary and illustrations), how he writes the jokes, and why social media is helping a whole new generation find their cúpla focal again.