We're joined by Aidan Moore, a passionate ukulele enthusiast and SNA teacher at Redeemer Boys School in Dundalk and 4 of his music pupils for some chat and ukulele songs. Aidan founded the Redeemer Ukulele Group in 2018, providing free ukuleles and lessons. Teaching weekly at the Redeemer Community Resource Centre, he fosters creativity and connection through music, supported by local donations and businesses like B-Sharp Music.

To Donate Please Contact - https://www.redeemerboysns.ie/

Tony O’Kane, a Dundalk legend, shaped local football, hospitality and music. As Dundalk FC chairman in the early 2000s, he rescued the club from financial strife, paving the way for future success. With his wife, Dympna, he ran the Century Bar, a cultural hub hosting community events and music. A 1960s showband star with the Young Vikings, O’Kane recently reunited with his band Mousetrap after 46 years, cementing his vibrant legacy in Dundalk’s heart.

In this episode we sit down and have a chat with Liam Gaynor - a beloved figure who brings Dundalk's heritage to life for tourists and locals alike. He has been leading walking tours with EPSO Dundalk for several years, with a focus on showcasing vibrant murals and the towns rich history.

Also available to watch on Youtube - https://youtu.be/e2tAI_8c3fU

Irish Champion Boxer and Coach Paul Taaffe joins us on the podcast this week to talk about the formation of the O'Hanlon Park Boxing Club in Dundalk and what it means to him, his members and the community. We also chat about how he got involved in the sport, his appearance on TV's The Secret Millionaire, his fundraising trip to Sleep Hollow, New York and what the future holds. 

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Local Louth Archaeologist and Historian Alison Lennon joins us on the podcast this week to talk about all things history with a focus on Dundalk and the North Louth Area.  Topics of discussion include  Roche Castle, Faughart, St. Bridgid's Shrine, The Long Woman's Grave, The Maytime Festival and how Dundalk compares to the more well known tourism hot spots around Ireland. 

Los Angeles County Firefighter and Paramedic, Scott Henderson, joins us on the podcast this week to talk about his month long stay in Dundalk Ireland, his training at O'Hanlon Park gym with Paul Taaffe, favourite movies, music ,the Los Angeles fires earlier this year and loads more!!

Singer/Songwriter Paudie Larkin joins us on the podcast this week to chat about his life since moving to Sweden and his memories of growing up in Dundalk. With a great voice and knack for songwriting, Paudie treats us to a couple of songs during the show. We also talk about the legendary Dundalk Boxer Tom “Sailor” Sharkey and Paudie's ambition to turn the story into a feature film! 

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Scottish born Dundalk FC legend Tom McNulty joins us on the podcast this week to talk about his footballing career in Ireland, fond memories playing in League of Ireland. With 14 seasons worth of experience, Tom gives his current thoughts on the current state of Dundalk FC football club, what he thinks the club should focus on and his hopes for the future.  

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Musician, Singer and Illustrator Sophie Coyle joins us on the podcast this week. Sophie treats us by playing 2 songs in between chats about her approach to songwriting, the inspirations behind her work and her plans for the future PLUS LOADS OF LAUGHTER AND FUN! 

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Local Dundalk Legend Maxi Kavanagh joins us on the podcast to have a laugh and talk all things Dundalk FC, growing up in the town, the 'Maxi Taxi',  his musical family history and what he has planned for the future.