Football takes precedence on tonight's Extra Tine with round two of the county championships taking place at the weekend, we have match reports from around the county. The camogie championship is underway also and Ger has the results for us. The TSDL is back at the weekend and Barry makes a welcome return. Martin Flynn on athletics rounds off another busy Extra Time. We hope you like...

On this morning’s show...

We will hear from Mary Gordon in a few moments

Catherine says it’s a pity we don’t have a Donald Trump in Ireland.

Muiris Walsh will share his opinion on the President Trump Visit.

Thomas Conway has the Global News.

Pilgrim Walking in Ireland and Spain.

The Banshee re appears.

A lot of people have been asking about Mary Gordon, who was such a much-loved contributor to the show for many years. Mary has been through a very difficult health journey over the past number of months, but I’m delighted to say there’s some good news.

Leanne and I went to visit Mary at home last Wednesday, and she’s looking really well after everything she’s been through. We had a great chat, lots of laughs, and it was just lovely to see her again.

On this morning’s show...

Johnny Luby is on the way.

Our GP, Pat Harrold, will join us later this hour.

Gerry Molumby will chat to us from Nottingham.

Ronan O’Brien, administrator with Brú Ború in Cashel” reflects on the Belfast Fleadh and The Bru Boru summer show.

Roscrea Rugby Club will host a fundraising music festival next weekend.

The Friday Panel will unpack the big topics of the week.

The Irish Cycling Campaign is a network of cycling advocates from both urban and rural Ireland. They believe cycling is a key solution to many of society’s challenges – improving public health, protecting the environment, and strengthening the economy...

Their vision is an Ireland where everyone, regardless of age or ability, can safely cycle to shops, schools, and workplaces...

Kevin Jennings from the Irish Cycling Campaign joins me on the line now...

On this morning’s show...

Fr. Michael Toomey will join us in a few moments.

Tipperary Neutrality Network is organising a march in Clonmel this Saturday, calling for the defence of Irish neutrality...

South Tipperary has been hit by a spate of water outages in recent months,

Kevin Jennings from the Irish Cycling Campaign will talk about road safety from a cyclist’s point of view.

The Thurles Crokes A.C. Streets of Thurles 5K Road Race is back this weekend after a two-year break. Andy Ryan will tell us about it.

National Heritage Week gets underway this Saturday, running from August 15th to 23rd,

John G O’Dwyer with the latest episode in The History of Ireland.

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On this morning’s show...

The latest on the Ukraine Russia

A solar eclipse will be visible from Ireland this evening

The return of The Banshee.

A Tipperary publican responds to Alcohol Action Irelands argument that increasing the tax could help reduce alcohol-related harm

Country Fest is on the way to Dundrum.

Jo Noble will chat to us.

We have our spotlight on Health slot and

More on role models.

On this morning’s show...

Fr. Brendan Kilcoyne joins me in a few moments.

A North Tipperary community activist is calling for a 24-hour mental health A&E service to be piloted in Tipperary

Professor Gerry Killeen talks about the exotic diseases that we are now seeing in Ireland.

John Lynch brings us legal advice

Bernie Goldbach on Regime Change the book charts the dramatic first year of Donald Trump's second presidency.

On this morning’s show...

Fr. Brendan Kilcoyne joins me in a few moments.

A North Tipperary community activist is calling for a 24-hour mental health A&E service to be piloted in Tipperary

Professor Gerry Killeen talks about the exotic diseases that we are now seeing in Ireland.

John Lynch brings us legal advice

Bernie Goldbach on Regime Change the book charts the dramatic first year of Donald Trump's second presidency.