Actor Kerri Quinn, singer Winnie Ama, Sarah Mulkerrins, Laura Harkin, Ann Marie Coyle, Max the rescue dog and owner Ryan Gray
Actor Kerri Quinn, singer Winnie Ama, Sport presenter Sarah Mulkerrins, former foster child Laura Harkin, her foster mother, Ann Marie Coyle, Max the dog and his owner Ryan Gray.
From ‘Hope Street’ via ‘Coronation Street’ to the Lyric Theatre, actor Kerri Quinn talks about returning to the stage in the Marie Jones play 'The Blind Fiddler' as part of Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann Belfast, 2026.
Speaking of the stage, every singer-songwriter dreams of being discovered, but for Winnie Ama that dream became reality when a major film director approached her after a performance in a bar.
She joins Anna to talk about featuring in the new 'Supergirl' film, singing her song in an alien language, and why she'll never leave home without a business card.
Derry woman Laura Harkin first met her foster parents Ann Marie and Gary Coyle when she was nine. Twenty years on they tell Anna why family isn't just about biology.
BBC Sport presenter Sarah Mulkerrins joins Anna from Dublin ahead of the All-Ireland football final between Kerry and Mayo in Croke park.
And Anna hears about Max, the man's best friend who's become top dog at Queen's University.
Plus the Sunday songbook is full of classics to soundtrack your day.
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Music Played
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Shirley Bassey
Big Spender
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Glen Campbell
Wichita Lineman
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Gerry Rafferty
Baker Street
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Leo Sayer
More Than I Can Say
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Christie Moore
The Voyage
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Bruno Mars
Count On Me
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UB40
Kingston Town
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The Saw Doctors
N17
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Michael Bublé
Feeling Good
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Van Morrison
Bright Side Of The Road
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Aretha Franklin
Say A Little Prayer
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ABBA
The Name Of The Game
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Winnie Ama
What Are We
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Daryl Hall & John Oates
You Make My Dreams Come True
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Queen
You're My Best Friend
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Phil Collins
Two Hearts
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Curtis Mayfield
Move On Up
Broadcast
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