Ryan Burke got in touch with the show this week as he sets out on a very special journey opening his own boutique on Gladstone Street for a very special reason and I am joined by Ryan in studio now...

On this morning’s show...

There are calls for Tipperary County Council to appoint a full-time Inclusion Officer. Cllr Liam Browne will join us shortly to discuss.

We’ll have more on the report into governance at Bord Bia.

We’ll also continue our coverage of the future of the bogs.

Local historian Mary Alice O’Connor will talk to us about a time when the Church denied burial in consecrated ground to infants who died unbaptized.

We’ll hear from an 18-year-old autistic entrepreneur who has just opened a business on Gladstone Street in Clonmel.

Today is Bloomsday, and Tipperary native Gerry Molumby will tell us how he marks the occasion.

In the final hour, Rosemary from Lynch Solicitors joins us for our legal slot.

The draws for the county camogie club championships take center stage this evening with all grads knowing who they will face once the club championship gets underway. We also have reaction to the Minor hurlers making it through to the All Ireland Final after a pulsating semi-final win over Cork; they will face Limerick in the final. The South Football Championships are underway too and further success for the Ballydoyle team in Chantilly. It's another busy show and we hope you like...

Ag Report with Jim Finn on the latest news and views from the Agricultural world. Tune in on Saturday from 9 am.

Saturday from 10 am we go on a journey with Eamon as he meets with people across the Premier Country on Down Your Way.

On this morning’s show...

• A report into governance at Bord Bia has found that chairman Larry Murrin is viewed positively by many members of the board.

• The Irish Road Haulage Association says the number of inexperienced learner drivers on our roads "beggars' belief".

Gift ideas for Father's Day

American, Ryan Emge is tracing his family’s roots in Tipperary.

• Global news with Thomas Conway.

• Sport with our Sports Editor, Paul Carroll.

• And more memories from the bogs of Tipperary.

Listen back to the Friday June 12th 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary.

On this week's show:

- Tipperary minor hurling manager James Woodlock looks ahead to their All-Ireland minor hurling semi-final against Cork

- Geraldine Kinane looks ahead to Tipperary vs Cork in the All-Ireland senior camogie championship

- Tipperary professional darts player Stephen Rosney joins Paul in studio to talk about his first six months on the PDC ProTour

- Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update

On this morning’s show...

Jo Noble is on the way and will be joining us in just a few moments.

Deputy Alan Kelly will join us from Nenagh to discuss the issues making headlines.

Dr. Clodagh Tait from the Department of History at Mary Immaculate College will talk about her research into the practice of churching in Ireland.

And our Friday Panel will be here to unpack and debate the big stories and talking points of the week.

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RTÉ has removed a link from its website to a Pride-themed reading guide produced by Children’s Books Ireland, confirming that the decision was made for “age appropriateness” reasons...

The nature of the book, ‘What’s the T’, by transgender author Juno Dawson was brought to light after Gript Reporter Ben Scallan asked Children’s Minister Norma Foley if she thought it was appropriate...

Sandra Adams is an Advocate for women's sex-based rights, child safeguarding, and fact-based education and has been following the story and she joins me now...