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Irish Times Bestseller Ruth O'Leary joins Rita Scott on The Erris Journal to talk about her new book 'Last Week of Him' which is set in Belmullet and Ruth will be launching the book at Áras Inis Gluaire, Belmullet on March 14th at 7pm. All welcome
Tom McAndrew sits down with Father Tony Barrett of Mount Jubilee Geesala.
In this episode, Bella chats with Belmullet based Content Creator Shannon Conway
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On this episode Zinhle interviews Caolann Shevlin about his fitness journey. If you want to start the new year with a healthier mindset then pick up some great tips and tricks in this episode
In 2003, George Murphy exploded onto the Irish music scene at just 17, after appearing on RTE's 'You're a Star'
He went on to have a number one album and even joined the hugely successful High Kings for a couple of years. George joins Rita on The Erris Journal on Erris FM 90.8 ahead of his gig at Áras Inis Gluaire, Belmullet on February 20th 2026
Tickets available from reception, www.arasinisgluaire.ie or phone: 097 81079
Video credit: RTE Television 📺
Rita Scott interviews Anthony Kavanagh AKA Kavana (December 25) who was a pop star in the 90's best known for his top ten hit 'I Can Make You Feel Good'
Kavana's dream of becoming a popstar had come true, he even won the coveted Smash Hits 'Best Male Artist' Award but after he was dropped by his record label his life took a dark turn into the world of addiction. Anthony has written a memoir called Popscars detailing his rise and fall from fame and all that came after. Anthony hopes that his story will help others!!!
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The GSR Sports Show is a brand new show on Erris FM covering local, national and international sports presented by Sean Reilly and Gabriel McGinty and airs Fridays at 1pm
Music removed due to copyright
Rita Scott interviews 80s icon Tiffany, they discuss her career, what she's up to these days and the excitement of finding out her music was in 'the upside down' in Stranger Things
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 [email protected]
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