Erris FM Podcasts

Rita Scott speaks to Tara Brady of Mac Conmara Heritage Consulting who are working with Mayo County Council Heritage Office on 'The Creamery Years Oral History Project' They hope to collect audio recordings of memories from people in Mayo about the historical significance of creameries. It aims to document the creameries as important social and economic hubs of rural Irish life, capturing stories of the people who worked there and the communities around them. The project seeks participants who can share their recollections of the creamery era.If you are interested in sharing your memories with them please contact tara.macconmaraheritage@gmail.com

Casey Fitzgerald is a Para Powerlifter from County Meath who is taking the powerlifting world by storm. Tune in below to hear her inspirational story 👇👇Casey is aiming for the L.A. Olympics and is currently looking for a sponsor, if interested you can find out more on her website https://www.caseyfitzgerald.ie/

Mind Maintenance presented by Dervilla Cullotty on Erris FM

New show alert! 🚨Check out Navigating Twenties with Zinhle Mahlangu. Your guide to thriving (and surviving) your twenties 🎙️🎧

New show alert! 🚨 Navigating Twenties with Zinhle Mahlangu. Your guide to thriving (and surviving) your twenties

Check out Ritas interview with the lovely Chloe Winters Hear all about her musical journey so far and her brand new single with Irish Country legend Mick Flavin

On this week's 'Local Spotlight' on The Erris Journal, Rita spoke to Tommy and Kathleen Moran of The Duets

This week Rita Scott spoke to travel blogger Marie Noonan who had a wonderful article in the Irish Independant this week about her adventures campervanning around North Mayo. Tune in to hear what she thought of the hidden gem that is North Mayo.

On this week's 'Local Spotlight' Rita Interviewed Clodagh Togher who at just 17 is making her mark on the country music scene in Ireland

Each week on 'Local Spotlight' on The Erris Journal, Rita Scott shines a light on local business', organisations, groups and clubs.This week she spoke to Gemma O'Connor, live stranding coordinator at the Mayo branch of The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group. Tune in to learn about the organisation and how you can help!

Rita Scott interviews comedian Anne Gildea ahead of her show at Áras Inis Gluaire Belmullet on Thursday September 25th 2005

Rita Scott interviews Declan Howley the manager of Foxford & District Alzheimers Trust County Mayo

Rita speaks to Erris man and champion blind Golfer Eddie Maguire. Eddie lost his sight over two decades ago and golf gave him a new lease of life. He is also an author and songwriter with his music recorded by artists such as Mick Flavin, Mike Denver, Margo and Philomena Begley.Eddie has lived a full life and hopes his story will give hope and positivity to others living with disabilities

Local Spotlight is a segment on The Erris Journal where Rita Scott shines a light on local buisness', organisations, groups and clubs.This week she featured Nessa the proud owner of Buttys Kitchens

Local Spotlight is a segment on The Erris Journal where Rita Scott shines a light on local buisness', organisations, groups and clubs.This week's special guest was Christina Reilly (The PIlates Community) who teaches Pilates at Aras Inis Gluaire Belmullet and Glenamoy

Rita Scott interviews Mayo based singer/songwriter Dennis McCalmont. Dennis is an amazing songwriter and we are treated to some live studio performances on the show

Dervilia Cullotty talks to Andy Lewis.Andy has just retired from his position at the Céide Fields where he worked as a geologist and tour guide. Andy is also a volunteer with the Hospice shop in Belmullet.What is it like when you're of retirement age and feel like a 20-year-old?It says on a piece of paper that Andy must retire now.It is a human experience that many people of ‘a certain age’ can relate to, we are living longer with better health outcomes than the generations before us.Andy and I explore the topic from his perspective and discuss his plans.This show is brought to you by McAndrews Drapers Belmullet

Rita Scott interviews Clodagh Fleming the lady behind Ballina Walking Tours

Each week, Local Spotlight on The Erris Journal shines a light on local businesses, organisations, groups and clubs.This week Rita featured Louis Cronin from The Erris Log Company

On this episode of Mind Maintenance Dervilla Cullotty talks to Anthony Brogan, a member of the voluntary steering committee set up to highlight and create an awareness of the Táin Bó Fliodhaise – The Cattle Raid of Mayo.They have organised festivals, an art exhibition and created links with the community of Argyll in Scotland where the story was written by Medieval scribes in the Glenmasan Manuscript. They published the hardback book The History and Heritage of The Táin Bó Fliodhaise in 2018.On Saturday 19th July 2025 they celebrated the official launch of the ‘Táin Bó Fliodhaise – Cattle Raid of Mayo’ Heritage Trail and Guidebook at Enniscoe House, Castlehill, Crossmolina.Táin Bó Fliodhaise – The Cattle Raid of Mayo, an adventurous Celtic mythology saga, is a prequel to the great Irish saga Táin Bó Cuailnge. It describes how a cattle raid brought Queen Meadhbh and her army from Ráth Chruacháin in County Roscommon on a journey through Mayo, to reach their final destination at Rath Muireagáin near Glencastle in Erris. The purpose of the raid was to steal away the prized Maol or hummel cow, which was reputed to supply enough milk daily for three hundred men, their wives and children, as well as the herds and wealth of the resident Gamhanraidh.The Heritage trail consists of 14 site specific information signs located at key sites in Mayo. The launch includes the unveiling of one of the information signs in the beautiful grounds of Enniscoe estate, giving you an opportunity to see the resident maol cattle herd, followed by refreshments in Enniscoe House - the last Great House of North Mayo.This programme is brought to you by Mc Andrews Drapers Belmullet