Radio
Anne O'Donoghue on 09 Jun 2021
Living Life: Belfast’s busker boy
Thom Southern started out busking on the streets of Belfast. The same streets would ultimately catapult his music career, leading him to Nashville, England and a record deal, writes Anne O’Donoghue.
Anne O'Donoghue on 28 Apr 2021
Podcast: Gift of the gab with Katie Jane Cronin
With their family farm and tea rooms at the foot of Carrauntoohil, Katie Jane Cronin grew up talking to all kinds of people. A skill she now uses in her radio career.
Damien O'Reilly on 21 Apr 2021
Damien’s Diary: it’s hard being perfect, especially on air
Radio presenters sometimes make mistakes - after all, they're human, too, writes Damien O'Reilly
Anne O'Donoghue on 19 Aug 2020
Living Life: Fear and fiction
Laois born and London based author, Helen Cullen speaks to Anne O’Donoghue about being afraid to write fiction, normalising mental illness and the role of the Irish mammy
Damien O'Reilly on 10 Jun 2020
Damien O'Reilly: you might call it serendipity
An important date in the calendar brings Damien O'Reilly on a trip down memory lane
Damien O'Reilly on 09 Jun 2020
You might call it serendipity
An important date in the calendar brings Damien O'Reilly on a trip down memory lane.
Anne O'Donoghue on 13 Nov 2019
The small ads with big stories
Brian O’Connell’s long relationship with small ads started in a local newspaper and has moved on to radio and now a book, writes Anne O’Donoghue
Tommy Heffernan on 30 Oct 2019
Keeping your pets safe at Halloween
From eliminating noise to microchipping and hiding the chocolate, Tommy Heffernan the Journal Vet outlines a number of things that can be done at Halloween to keep pets safe
Michael Commins on 16 Oct 2019
Heard it through the grapevine
Michael Commins has all the country showbusiness news to keep you up to date.
Anne O'Donoghue on 21 Aug 2019
Living Life: pride, passion and place
John Creedon has always had an enduring interest in place. One that encompasses his West Cork roots and his city home, as well as other people’s origins, writes Anne O’Donoghue
Anne O'Donoghue on 07 Nov 2018
All ears: podcast a-plenty with our guide
Listening to a podcast is a great way to pass the time while driving, running or doing a few jobs around the yard and we’ve got some top picks for you, writes Anne O’Donoghue
Anne O'Donoghue on 17 Oct 2018
Local radio series: Larry McLoughlin
Larry McLoughlin - presenter of Six Hours Ahead of Nashville on Limerick’s Live 95FM - shares his thoughts on radio, country music and rural life, writes Anne O'Donoghue.
Damien O'Reilly on 10 Oct 2018
It’s all about simple, old-fashioned radio gold
I love radio and it seems the Irish people are on the same wavelength, but I still can't help but wonder where the future of radio is heading, writes Damien O'Reilly.
Damien O'Reilly on 09 Oct 2018
It’s all about simple, old-fashioned radio gold
I love radio and it seems the Irish people are on the same wavelength, but I still can't help but wonder where the future of radio is heading, writes Damien O'Reilly.
Anne O'Donoghue on 03 Oct 2018
Helping hands
From “the world’s worst PA” to producer and presenter, Alison Curtis has risen to the top in Today FM and has never been afraid to have her voice heard, writes Anne O’Donoghue.
Michael Commins on 21 Mar 2018
Heard it on the grapevine
Michael Commins has all the news from the Irish and international country music scene.
Anne O'Donoghue on 21 Mar 2018
Listen: €9K raised and no sign of the singing stopping
Laura and Ian Hall, a mother and son duo, have come together with their hymns and country music to raise money for a number of deserving charities, writes Anne O’Donoghue.
Anne O'Donoghue on 28 Feb 2018
Meghann Scully: A Galway girl and a Limerick lady
Radio presenter Meghann Scully has faced more than her fair share of challenges and has now written a book to help others on the same journey as herself, writes Anne O’Donoghue.
Damien O'Reilly on 24 Jan 2018
Gambling is a slippery slope
As we know every gambling addiction begins with one small bet, writes Damien O'Reilly. From there it's a slippery slope to lying and stealing to fund the addiction.
Damien O'Reilly on 15 Nov 2017
Hello? Can you hear me now?
We take phone coverage and other technology perks for granted now, but what would happen if things went back to the way they were in the 1990s? asks Damien O'Reilly