Gary and Aodhán are joined by Irish footballer Kevin Moran on this episode of The Football Talking Tour Podcast.

Leo has worked for RTE and for BBC and has covered science and space exploration since he was a schoolboy. He has worked continually on projects in the area of public understanding of science. As you’d expect from someone who has met every man that walked on the moon, he’s fascinating. But there’s a lot more to him than that.

John McNicholl is a country singer from Foreglen in Derry, Something Old, Something New was released in 2004 and earned him the "Best Newcomer" award at the Irish World Awards.[1] He also represented Ireland at the CMA Global Showcase in Nashville. Since then, he has gone on to record a number of albums each earning him a following in both Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Ronan Collins started his show business career as a member of a showband playing drums.

His radio show on RTÉ Radio 1 has been running for many years. He began his national radio career on RTÉ Radio 2, having worked on pirate radio. He presented the celebrity game show Play the Game from 1984 to 1995. He also used to present the Lotto draw and most recently A Little Bit Showband (2008–2009).

Ronan has commentated on the Eurovision Song Contest for RTÉ One television. He has also been a compere at the heats of the Castlebar Song Contest.

STCC Spirit Of Schubert Part 2 by Senior Times

A familiar voice on the airwaves as the group’s main spokesman, he tells Conor about what brought him to activism and what he sees as the issues for atheists. He also talks of his work in partnership with Christian evangelical and Amadi Muslim representatives and his unlikely friendship with David Quinn.

Gary Brown introduces his play The Buttonmen. After a previous sell out run, The Buttonmen returns to the Viking Theatre, Dublin on August 15-24. 

Centered around the lives of two brothers who work as dockers in the early 1970s, it features new songs which Brown has co-written with the well-known singer and songwriter Damien Dempsey.

Driving Life with Conor Faughnan. Episode 20: Victoria Mullen is a Finance professional who likes her cars and likes her golf. She’s a proud parent to great kids, and she is also a trans woman. She’s fascinating as she tells Conor about her journey through a very different Ireland to where she is today, and her take on where we are as a society when it comes to trans people.

Ronan Collins started his show business career as a member of a showband playing drums.

His radio show on RTÉ Radio 1 has been running for many years. He began his national radio career on RTÉ Radio 2, having worked on pirate radio. He presented the celebrity game show Play the Game from 1984 to 1995. He also used to present the Lotto draw and most recently A Little Bit Showband (2008–2009).

Ronan has commentated on the Eurovision Song Contest for RTÉ One television. He has also been a compere at the heats of the Castlebar Song Contest.

Noel Smith and Ian Comaskey discuss Surgery Now and how this company is taking the pain out of the HSE waiting lists.

Surgery Now helps patients utilize the Cross Border Directive scheme, which allows patients in Ireland to travel to Spain for their treatment and the HSE will provide a refund for their treatment abroad. There is no need to be on a waiting list to use this scheme. You just need a referral letter from your GP.

People who are waiting for hip replacement, knee replacements, hernia, hysterectomy, cataract, back surgery, or anything else the HSE provide treatment for. Conor O'Hagan talks to Directors Noel Smith and Ian Comiskey.