• There were lovers on Beat the Bomb!

• Sho is a big fan of Gowran village

• Niall claims a Rice crispy cakes are not great!

Missed Niall and Sho this week? Here's a taster of what you missed!

• The lunchbox with ketchup sandwiches

• Cillian overshares his toilet habits

• Can you name of the counties of Ireland in 10 seconds?

Catch up here!

At peace with being guided by her own instincts and not what other people want from her, Mabel’s new single ‘Female Intuition’ is a fierce statement by an artist who’s confident, unapologetic, and entirely in tune with her own intuition.

Megan caught up with the BRIT award-winning artist about her new single and her shift in genre as she returned to her R&B roots earlier this year.

Listen to the full interview here.

The first dilemma of the week was a tough one!

A girl got in touch to with Niall and Sho to say that she has suspicions about her boyfriend cheating on her.

Catch up here!

• Sho mixes up a word in a Whatsapp message and on air

• Niall's party piece as a kid

• The girl who hates cheese on a pizza

Missed the craic on Beat Breakfast this week? Here's what you missed!

• Sho's shocking Nutella confession

• Ear lobes get some love

• The argument over saw dust!

• Catch up here

Former Little Mix member, Perrie has dropped her second single 'Tears' following the huge success of her debut single 'Forget About Us'.

Perrie who embarked on her solo career this year, joined Megan on Beat's Most Wanted.

The pop star shared her thoughts on her new single 'Tears', describing it as 'nostalgic' and 'empowering'.

Chatting about her love for music and its power, Perrie also talked about her idols and her new album, which she had the joy of writing from her own home.Along with that, going from being in a group to being a solo artist is a huge change, Perries shares what this has been like for her.

Of course, there's a game in there too...all related to tears.

This week on the Sunday Grill Orla discusses the results of our My so Called Life survey conducted by Spark Market Research. Beat set out to understand young people’s attitudes, behaviors, and thoughts post Covid. Everything from screen time, education stress to recognising Mr. Beast more than Tánaiste Micheal Martin.