Sharon went to Medjugorje in the late 80's when she was 19. She went thinking it was a package holiday bringing her bikinis with her! Her friend had booked the trip. When she got on the bus she realised it was going to be a different type of holiday. Sharon thought Medjugorje was a very inspiring and peaceful place.
This morning on Nob Nation Election '11, the Nobs turn their attention to Co. Louth and the Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams.
There's a new comedy drama (Crama? Dromedy? sorry) series starting tonight at 10.15pm on RTE One Television called 'Trivia' which explores the relationships between four members of a table quiz team in a small town in Monaghan as they close in on victory for 52 consecutive weeks. Ryan gets quizzical in studio with self-confessed trivia nut John Nolan who started a blog called www.tablequiz.net. And Damien Owens, the writer of Trivia, tells us more about the six-part series.
Ryan spoke to Trevor who took his father to see Auschwitz and Birkenau before he died. He was a WWII nut. Trevor says it was an amazing experience to stand in a chamber where so many people had died and to see the remains of the ovens. It was truly shocking. Everyone should visit these places and we should not be allowed to forget what went on there.
Antoinette is just back from Poland - she was over there with her husband. It was her first time to visit. She's a volunteer and has been to Medjugorje 5 times with her children who love going there.
