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In this months Podcast our Veteran Players Committee dive into what they found in the second edition of Recall, now on sale in limited numbers. A reproduction of a local Parish Magazine “The Call” from the early 1970s. It describes a community and a country in transition.     It talks about a place where everybody knows your name, and almost everybody’s name is mentioned. A community aware of the wider world and its impact.  A community committed to a clear set of community values

If you want to buy a copy, contact any member of the committee or contact 0878380018 or 0879110555. Cost €10. They are running out fast.

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with a trailblazing woman who’s making her mark one year after her historic election to the Dáil. In this episode, she shares her remarkable journey — from an early setback to an astonishing victory, asserting her passion for politics is rooted in her values. 

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Join us for an insightful interview with Junior Minister Jennifer Murnane O Connor as she reflects on her first year in office, her long-standing commitment to politics, and her dedication to serving the people of Carlow. Discover her journey, her vision for the future, and how she's working tirelessly to make a difference for her constituents. Don't miss this inspiring conversation celebrating a year of service and community focus!

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We hear from Tykon, a young Ukrainian who, with his family, fled the war in Ukraine and found his way to Ireland. Tykon is an inspirational young man who reminds us all of the humanity in each of us and the fragile nature of the lives many of our fellow human beings are living. Listen and be moved.

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Featuring Joe Byrne and Tom Murphy. Two sharp minds. Two outspoken voices. Strong opinions. One changing world. An unfiltered, entertaining dive into the issues shaping our times. With plenty of hot takes and real talk. They call it like they see it, and no topic is off limits. 

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This month our guest is Sr. Madeline Ryan  who spent most of her life with the F.C.J order but more importantly was a teacher and principal in the FCJ secondary school in Bunclody. Many generations of students and parents will remember her as a woman of enormous integrity and we are privileged that she was willing to share her story and her views and thoughts with our listeners.

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This month, we talk to Faith Amond, one of Ireland's best-known style Icons, who hails from County Carlow. She is a well-known milliner. Her hats can be seen on many occasions around the world.

Faith has won numerous Best Dressed Lady titles at Race meetings at home and abroad. She is available to give advice and assistance to anyone wanting to develop their fashion style, for an occasion or just to feel good about themselves. She can be contacted at 0872561209 or 0599146209

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Kildavin/Clonegal GAA club seeks to stamp out an emerging drug culture. In this episode, we highlight its commitment to becoming drug-free, an effort proudly supported by the wider GAA's "Drugs Cost Lives" campaign. Join us as we explore their journey, the importance of creating safe sporting environments, and the powerful impact of collective action in promoting health and wellbeing in our communities. Our guests are John Kirwan Chairman of Kildavin Clonegal GAA Juvenile Committee, Bernard Hourhihan, who has personal experience of the damage drugs can do to individuals and their families and Peter McConnon Operations Manager of Carlow GAA and a former Garda.

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Three GAA Stalwarts discuss the highs and lows, the strange and the remarkable of a lifetime of involvement in the GAA. They are Seamus Aldridge, a well-known referee, John Byrne, who served as an umpire; and Tom Doyle, Chairman of Clonegal Kildavin Veteran Players. All are former players, administrators, and GAA devotees. They recall the people and events embedded in their memories, and no GAA discussion would be complete without strong views being expressed on the game, the organisation, and its trajectory.

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John Hickey from the Clonegal Bicentenary Committee set up to celebrate the bicentenary of St. Brigid’s Church, speaks about the need to celebrate this landmark anniversary, the importance of the church in the community, both to worshipers and non-worshippers and the monster fundraiser, a Tractor and Car Run on Sunday, May 4th. Its objective is to unite the community and raise money to refurbish the church. Anyone wanting more information, phone Johnny 086 8416901, Jim 0879280746, John 086 68932217