Listen back to the Friday August 7th 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary.

On this week's show:

- Cian Treacy and Enda Treacy look ahead to round two of the county hurling championship in Tipperary

- 2001 All-Ireland senior camogie winning captain Emily Hayden reflects back on their victory ahead of Sunday's Jubilee celebrations

- Barry Drake previews the weekend's greyhound racing action

On this morning’s show...

Johnny Luby joins us with his usual mix of wit, stories and observations.

Independent Ireland leader Michael Collins TD says there's a "blatant double standard" in Ireland's medical card system. He'll explain why.

Cashel councillor Roger Kennedy discusses the ongoing parking issues in the town.

Community cafés are feeling the strain of rising costs. We'll hear how it's affecting volunteers and services in Loughmore and Anacarty.

John G. O'Dwyer returns with another fascinating chapter in The Story of Ireland.

And our Friday Panel will debate and dissect the biggest stories making headlines this week.

That's all ahead on Tipp Today. Stay with us.

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On this morning’s show...

Disability campaigner, Cara Darmody, is in studio in a few moments.

Former RTÉ journalist and Tipperary woman, Mary Wilson called on Tipperary's TDs and councilors to do more to recognize the remarkable contribution of the county's women. We'll hear from Mary later this hour.

We have response to yesterday's Covid Panel

Wellbeing with Muriel

Some great fundraisers and

We have another Disability Spotlight with Rachel Kelleghan

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A commemorative event celebrating the life and legacy of Seán Hogan and his Flying Column takes place this Saturday at 5.30pm in Killanure, near Cahir...

The programme includes an oration by John Carroll of Offaly, a talk by Seán Hogan's grandson Treacy Hogan, as well as traditional music and poetry...

It's over six years since Covid-19 first arrived in Ireland and changed life as we knew it. Lockdowns, school closures, masks, nursing home restrictions and daily case numbers ...

Few events have had such an impact on modern society. This morning we're asking, with the benefit of hindsight, what did Ireland get right? What did we get wrong? And if another pandemic struck tomorrow, what lessons have we really learned?

We have a midweek panel discussing this idea with Fran this morning..

On this morning’s show...

The Government is set to launch its new National Public Procurement Strategy. Minister Frank Feighan will join us on that in a few moments.

Beyond Politics with Cllr Marie Murphy.

We have amid week panel looking back at Covid. The lockdowns, empty streets, closed businesses, and separation from family and friends can sometimes feel like a distant memory.

Cllr Máirín McGrath has called on the HSE to urgently explain why the Breast-Check mobile screening unit has been removed from Cahir

A commemorative event celebrating the life and legacy of Seán Hogan.

Cllr Seamie Morris chatting about New York, New York.

Football takes center stage on this evening's Extra Time with the opening round of the County Football Championships getting underway at the weekend. We have as many match reports as we can squeeze into the hour. We also talk horse racing with David Byrnes and we also announce the Tipp FM Sports Award winner for the month of July. We hope you like..

It is time for our Tales of the Road Slot, and I am delighted to be joined by musician Gay Brazel in studio now...