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On Monday's Ireland AM:
We meet Elizabeth and William Murphy who are fighting to keep their home in the Curragh after being told by the Department of Justice that they must leave after 30 years, we help three more budding entrepreneurs to boost their business, we take a look at a new TV3 documentary that investigates dodgy car deals.
Tune in weekdays from 7am till 10am on TV3 & on 3e from 10am.
We meet Elizabeth and William Murphy who are fighting to keep their home in the Curragh after being told by the Department of Justice that they must leave after 30 years, we help three more budding entrepreneurs to boost their business, we take a look at a new TV3 documentary that investigates dodgy car deals.
Tune in weekdays from 7am till 10am on TV3 & on 3e from 10am.
Beauty: February beauty buysLaura Bermingham joins us with some top beauty must-have finds this Spring.
Fashion: Family fashionAndrea has chosen some pieces for Mom, Dad, and kids that are fashionable and affordable!
Book Club: The Great ExplorerChildren's author Chris Judge talks about his latest childrens book "The Great Explorer".
Film & DVD: Extremely Loud & Incredibly CloseFilm critic Lisa Cannon tells us about Tom Hank and Sandra Bullock...
Health: Bump to BabyWe follow Gerald and Siobhan Byrne who are expecting their 2nd child and are going to take part in our series Bump to Baby...
Food & Drink: Red winesThis week the focus is on three reds with real poise and personality.
House & Home: Growing fruitGardener Paraic Horkan shows us how to grow fruit in just a few quick and easy steps.
Travel: Movie destinationsJulianne Mooney takes a look at holiday destinations made famous over the years by movies.
Pete the Vet: Pet travelVet Pete Wedderburn has tips on how to ensure safer travelling with your pets.
Specials: Spying in the name of loveSpying in the name of love, when, if ever, is it ok to invade a romantic partner's privacy?
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David Whelehan
David Whelehan, Ireland AM's resident wine expert since 2004, has been actively involved in the wine sector for the last 20 years and has worked in wineries in both the Napa Valley and Burgundy.
He holds the WSET Diploma, has lectured on behalf of the wine board of Ireland and is studying for a Masters in Wine. He is a regular contributor to a number of periodicals and has won the coveted Champagne Academy trophy.
