This week on We Could Talk for Ireland, Claire and Aisling are diving deep into the wild world of relationships, the highs, the heartbreaks, and the hilarious in-betweens. From the advice we wish we took, to the red flags we ignored, it’s all laid bare. Whether you're single, smitten, or somewhere in between, this episode is like a voice note from your best friend,honest, heartfelt, and maybe a little too relatable. Grab the tea. It’s time to talk.

This week’s episode of We Could Talk For Ireland takes a deeply emotional turn. Claire shares something incredibly personal, and Ash reads a message from a follower that stopped both of us in our tracks. The story – a young girl let down by every male figure in her life – is one that sadly reflects the reality for many. As Ash says, “Every single one of us is carrying something, and sometimes we just need to say it out loud.” It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s exactly why we started this podcast.

This week on We Could Talk for Ireland, Claire and Aisling are getting into the good side of social media — yes, it does exist! From building businesses to finding our voice, we’re sharing how social media changed our lives for the better. It’s real talk about algorithms, ambition, and the amazing community that’s grown along the way. Plus, we’re floating an idea... would you come to a live podcast show? We want your thoughts, your feedback, and maybe even your front-row seat!

Today on We Could Talk for Ireland, Claire and Aisling are taking it all the way back — to the births of their first babies! Claire became a mum in 1995 and Aisling in 2004, and let’s just say... things have changed a bit since then. From gas-and-air giggles to ‘what-the-hell-is-happening’ moments, this episode is full of honest chats, real laughs, and a few surprises. Whether you're a parent or just love a good birth story, you'll feel like you’re right there at the kitchen table with us. We’d love to hear your own experience too — send us your story and join the conversation!

It’s Week 12, and this one’s full of sunshine, sacraments, and suitcase stress! Aisling is heading off to Salou with what feels like half of Ireland, and her little girl is making her First Holy Communion — cue the white dresses, emotional mammies, and last-minute shoe panics. Claire and Aisling chat all things Communion season: the pressure, the parties, and the memories that last a lifetime. Plus, holiday prep madness, family dynamics on tour, and why you always forget something. A warm, funny, and totally relatable episode for anyone juggling milestones and Ryanair luggage limits.

This week on We Could Talk for Ireland, Claire and Aisling dive into the little nuggets of wisdom that have shaped who they are — from life-changing advice to those throwaway lines that somehow stuck. They also explore the increasingly popular “Let Them” theory: what it means to stop over-explaining, stop rescuing, and start letting people be who they are. And for anyone worried about someone in a controlling relationship, Claire and Aisling open up about how to offer support without judgment — and why it’s not as simple as just leaving. This one is heartfelt, thought-provoking, and a reminder that we all have the power to choose peace over chaos.

In Episode 10 of We Could Talk for Ireland, we’re diving into the wild world of the internet—from the laughs and connections to the trolls and takedowns. Claire and Aisling reflect on how social media can lift us up or drag us down, and why the real power lies in how we choose to respond. Whether it’s blocking out negativity, setting boundaries, or simply not giving energy to the madness, this is your reminder that while we can’t control others, we can control our own peace. It’s honest, relatable, and a must-listen for anyone who’s ever needed a deep breath after scrolling.

In this powerful episode of We Could Talk for Ireland, Aisling reflects on the quiet courage it takes to be there for others during life’s hardest moments. From the heartbreak of sudden loss to the silent struggles happening behind closed doors, she shares how these experiences have shaped her outlook—and led her to open her home to a young person who needed nothing more than safety, kindness, and a warm hug. This is a gentle but gripping conversation about empathy, chosen family, and how love often shows up in the simplest, most human ways.

This week on We Could Talk for Ireland, we’re catching our breath after one of those weeks where everything happens at once — from juggling work and motherhood (even when the kids are grown, somehow you’re still “on call”) to managing midweek sleepovers, train station chaos, and the never-ending to-do list of two self-employed women. Claire shares what it felt like stepping up for her first-ever public speaking gig (nerves, pride, and everything in between), and we both open up about the real cost of running a business — emotionally and financially. Grab a cuppa… because honestly, you’ll probably relate to all of it.

It’s Week 6 of We Could Talk for Ireland, and we’re getting into it! We’re chatting all things Bonnie Blue, tackling the infamous Karens (and their male counterparts), and throwing in a few surprises along the way. You know the drill—grab a cuppa and tune in for the laughs, the chats, and the no-holds-barred takes!

Aisling is bullying Claire into going on a date—because, on paper, he sounds like the catch. But is dating ever that simple? In this episode of We Could Talk for Ireland, we dive into the ups and downs of dating in your 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond. From heartbreak, loss, and trauma to the wild world of online dating, we share our experiences, our skepticism, and maybe even a little hope. Is love still worth the hassle? Tune in and find out!

This week on We Could Talk for Ireland, we’re diving into the world of tweakments—what they are, why people get them, and just how many Aisling has had! We’re also chatting about confidence, sharing our top tips to help you feel your best. And in a plot twist, Aisling thinks it’s time for Claire to get back in the dating game… and is trying to set her up on a blind date! Should she do it? Tune in for plenty of laughs, honest chats, and maybe even a little matchmaking drama!

This episode of We Could Talk for Ireland is not one to miss! Aishling and Claire take on the hot topic of Ireland’s education system—are teachers drowning under the weight of ever-growing class sizes and increasing student needs? With resources stretched thin, are they really equipped to handle the complexities of modern classrooms, or is the system failing both students and teachers alike? And here’s the real controversy—are some teachers pressuring parents to medicate children just to make their own jobs easier? It’s a fiery, no-holds-barred discussion that will make you question everything you thought you knew about our schools. Buckle up and tune in!

In Episode 2 of We Could Talk for Ireland, Claire and Aisling dive into the growing trend of traveling abroad for cut-price plastic surgery. With very different opinions, the conversation is lively and thought-provoking. Aisling shares a jaw-dropping story of 33 people from her area who traveled together to Turkey for procedures—only for some to come back with botched results. Meanwhile, Claire offers her perspective on the risks versus rewards and whether the savings are ever worth the gamble. It’s an eye-opener of an episode that’s as entertaining as it is informative. Don’t miss the chat—grab a cuppa and tune in now!

Welcome to We Could Talk for Ireland! In our debut episode, we dive into Bonnie Blue's record attempt, share personal insights on navigating divorce and family courts, and, of course, settle the ultimate tea debate: milk or hot water first? and is it true, is everyone working in the beauty industry on a weight loss injection? Grab a cuppa and join the chat – it's going to be a good one! 

Hi everyone, and welcome to We Could Talk for Ireland! We’re your hosts, Claire and Aisling—two women navigating life, love, motherhood, and everything in between. Grab a cup of tea, settle in, and join us for some honest chats and plenty of laughs. Because, let’s face it, we could talk for Ireland!