A lot of listeners are either thinking about moving abroad, have already done it, or are watching others do it online - and one person giving a real insight into life overseas is Sinéad McCann.

She’s a teacher from Ireland now living in Dubai, and she’s built a following on TikTok by sharing what life is actually like there - from work and day-to-day living to the Irish community and the reality behind the sunshine.

On iRadio’s Groupchat today, we’re digging into a debate that’s been lighting up social media – of course, it’s housing related. Ray Cooke, who’s CEO of Ray Cooke Auctioneers LTD has said that rising rents and house prices aren’t the only reason 18 to 34 year olds are stuck living with their parents. He argues that longer years in college, low-paying career choices, extended travel and lifestyle decisions all play a role - and that landlords often get an unfair share of the blame online.

So is this a hard truth people don’t want to hear, or is it another case of a generation being misunderstood?

Today on iRadios Groupchat, we’re joined by Tahlya Kelly from Tipperary, who has bravely shared her experience of childhood sexual abuse on TikTok. Tahlya, with the support of services like Barnardos, Jigsaw, Pieta, the Rape Crisis Centre, and An Garda Síochána, is now using her voice to let other survivors know they are not alone, and that help is available.

She joins us today to share her story and her message of hope.