Listen back to Friday October 17th 2025's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to a busy weekend of sport in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Thurles Sarsfields vice-captain Laura Loughnane, Clonoulty/Rossmore captain Cáit Devane and analyst Geraldine Kinane look ahead to the county senior camogie final - Anthony Shelly looks ahead to the county football semi-finals - Andy McCloskey joins the show to talk about the upcoming Nenagh Snooker Open which carries a €20,000 prize fund - Barry Drake looks ahead to the weekend's greyhound racing action
On fridays Tipp Today, Fran came live from Nenagh where he spoke to Johnny Luby for his take on the week that was, Caller Mick on the County's North South divide, Psychotherapist Joannes Berkery on the importance of therapy, our gardening expert ultan Nebsitt was live in studio, we took a trip to the Museum of Hiden History in Tipperary as they have been nominated for a National award, we found out more about an upcoming hospice fundraiser and our friday Panel of Imelda, Conor and Ronan unpacked the topics of the week.
Nenagh’s social calendar is poised for a splash of style as the annual Glamorous Fashion Show, organised by local fashion veteran Mary Garrigan, returns to the Abbey Court Hotel on Friday, November 7.... The event, a well-loved fundraiser for Milford Hospice and Care Centre in Limerick, promises an evening of sophistication, spectacle, and philanthropy.... Mary Garrigan and Oncology Nurse Breda Blessing joined Fran in studio...
Our gardening expert Ultan Nesbitt joined Fran live in studio for this week's gardening slot...
Museum of Hidden History, from Tipperary, is one of the National Finalists in @The National Lottery 2025 Good Causes Awards. Alison Hyland joined Curator Marie McMahon this morning to tell us about their exhibitions and educational programs which, brings the past to life, inspiring curiosity and ensuring our shared heritage isn’t forgotten. You can find out more about Museum of Hidden History and the National Lottery Good Causes Awards by listening back here: link 18+ Support Responsibly'
Johnny Luby joined Fran for his take on the week that was...
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In this Episode of Ours to Protect, Ellie heads to Cloughjordan Eco Village. And Tipperary County Council Biodiversity officer, Anne Marie Fleming, tells us all about a butterfly and bee walk taking place in the Littleton Labyrinth, Lough Doire Bhile.
This episode of Ours to Protect focuses on Rivers and the importance of keeping our waterways clean. We spoke to local Shay Hurley about the Suir Island Project.
On this morning’s show... Another incident involving Sulky Racing on Tipperary Roads. Clare and Tipperary County Councils have agreed to pedestrianize the old Killaloe Ballina Bridge from 6pm tomorrow. Deputy Mattie McGrath will join us... Collectibles. The conversation continues. All this and much much more...
I am delighted to be joined in studio now by Superintendent Eddie Golden,
On this morning’s show... The long-awaited opening of the 50 bed Nursing Home in Nenagh is happening from 11 am this morning, Deputy Ryan O’Meara of Fianna Fail will join us Listeners on various topics Superintendent Eddie Golden ahead of Halloween. Enjoy the outdoors in winter with Tom Ban. All of the above and much more.
Sean Meehan, the New Inn man facing legal actions in respect of non-compliance with planning laws is to appear before the District Court of Appeal Clonmel on November 4th for an appeal of his custodial sentence... Community Activist Tom Hennessy has been supporting Sean, and he joins me now...
On this morning’s show... Cara’s fund set to double, Cara Darmody and her father Mark will join me in a few moments... Cllr Liam Browne will join us.... Sean Meehan due back to court on November 4th.... Deputy Seamus Healy live in studio... Our Agony Aunt Phil Prendergast will be here... All this and much much more...
The county hurling championship had its semi final weekend and tonight's Extra Time looks back on two action packed days in hurling in Senior, Premier Intermediate, Intermediate and Junior. Relegation issues were clarified and we have plenty to look back on. Cian, John, JJ and Tom will be here to look back on the games and look forward to some mouth-watering finals. Camogie with Ger and rugby with Joe. Barry on the TSDL rounds off another busy weekend of sport: we hope you like...
Our own Stephen Gleeson looked back on the weekend's Sporting Action...
On this morning’s show... Stephen Gleeson will look back at the weekend’s Sporting Action... Contamination and littering issues continue in the River Suir... Deputy Alan Kelly will join us... Why has the Lough Derg turned green? A local Angler will chat to us... And The Neutrality Roadshow is set for Thurles... All this and much much more...
Saturday from 10 am we go on a journey with Eamon as he meets with people across the Premier Country on Down Your Way.