Join Cormac as he sits down with Cmdt. Paddy Boyle to trace the history of Rush's well-known local landmark and vital historical site known as Drumanagh. Paddy is a former military engineer and the author of Drumanagh: The Lost City of Menapia. The story of Drumanagh goes as far back as Irish history itself. Who were the first settlers there? Where did they come from? What is the connection between Drumanagh and Ireland's legendary warrior Cuchulainn? Find out as Cormac and Paddy discover the answers to these questions and a whole lot more including the current and future plans for the Drumanagh site as laid out in the Fingal County Council Conservation Plan. Paddy also recounts his memories of growing up in Rush including attending a concert in Rush featuring a very famous Man in Black!

On this episode, Cormac chats to Rory Carrick about growing up in Rush, travel and his very his successful blog "Eat, Drink, Run, Fun". Rory is an award-winning blogger who writes about cinema, running and the best eating and drinking choices in Dublin.

In the very first episode of the podcast from Rush, Co Dublin, host Cormac chats to his guest, singer/songwriter Liz Seaver, about her muscial achievements, including her second studio album "Turbulent Bliss".

Cormac chats with local artist Paul D' Arcy about his life as a painter and sculptor. They also discuss the stories behind some of his most well-known work, including the 'Oscar' sculpture outside The Millbank Theatre in Rush and the Three Seals at Floraville Park in Skerries. Paul also ran the Daffodil Art Gallery in Skerries for many years and talks about painting the image one of Ireland's most famous actors onto an egg! All this a look at all the latest goings-on in Rush in the worlds of Sport, Theatre and Music. Tune in!

On this episode Cormac chats to one of his lifelong friends, Rush Drummer Ross O'Connor. This lively and often hilarious interview features Ross talking about his 20-year association with the drums, from his back garden garage to his many local bands such as 'Sarcosis', 'Crafty Fuzz and his current band 'Stitch Jones'. A tireless worker, Ross has gigged in many local pubs and festivals as well as numerous Dublin City venues. A witty and energetic soul, Riss also tells Cormac about growing up in Rush and the start of his gigging life in the local Cricket Club. As Cormac can concur, Ross is never one to miss a beat, especially if there is a laugh to be had!

Host Cormac McDonagh is joined by his best mate and school buddy Paul Farrelly, as they remember their hobbies together growing up in Rush. They share their memories of their favourite computer games and consoles throughout their childhood and teens. They also talk about their Kenpo Karate years and sharing a stage in Rush Junior Dramatic Society plus playing arcade games in the 'Square 1' Soda Bar. Also their memories of Transition Year in St. Joseph's Secondary. Lots to enjoy and plenty of laughs with the lads. 'Press Start' now!

Join Philip Martin and host Cormac McDonagh for a lively and witty discussion as Philip reveals the enduring legacy of his famous Soccer family from his father Con Martin Snr.,who was an Irish international and Aston Villa and Leeds Utd. player known as "Mr. Versatility". He also talks about his brothers Michael Martin (Manchester United) Con Jnr. as well as his own playing days including Rush Athletic FC and an encounter with a certain Newcastle soccer legend.They also talk about the family ties to the town of Rush, golf and much,much more!