Jay J.C. Buckley is a British war reporter, journalist, and documentary filmmaker who has covered the war in Ukraine from 2022. He is known for producing front-line documentaries and literature, including his book and film project, "Beyond the Rubble," which focuses on the experiences of soldiers and medics

It’s time for The Health of Tipperary Slot...

This week Tipp FM News reporter Rachel Kellaghan interviewed Dr Victoria Veitch, who is a GP local to Clonmel...

She discussed pressures on practices in Tipp and the ongoing issue of closed GP lists...

Dr Veich highlighted the reasons behind this issue, what the future looks like for GP's if pressures aren't relieved and some general advice for people who cannot get onto lists. ...

On Tuesday, April 28th, the Patrician Presentation Secondary School Fethard headed to Croke Park for the Future Sparks School Impact Awards, where they were recognized for their social mixed large group project ‘Good Morning Fethard.’

And I am joined by five of the project members Thomas Murphy, Erin Carroll, Maebh Collum, Tadgh Cuddihy and Kelvin Ryan in studio now...

Over the past few days on the programme, and following the publication of the 1926 census, we’ve been exploring family connections and uncovering the lives of our ancestors from generations past.

Today, we continue that journey as I’m joined in studio by Pat Boyce, James Toomey and Tom Hennessy, who are here to share their own stories.

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

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

Tonight we look back on the Limerick v Clare game and discuss what implications it has ahead of our meeting with the Banner in a fortnight. We talk to Tom and JJ about black cards, penalties and head high challenges. It was a great weekend for Tipperary athletics with Katie Bergin and Sharlene Mawdsley in action for Ireland in Botswana and Sean Tobin winning the Dublin City Half Marathon. We have rugby with John Long of Nenagh Ormond and horse racing with David Byrnes. We go live to Cooke park and Barry has news of the penultimate game of the TSDL season. We hope you like...

On this morning’s show...

Stephen has the sport coming up shortly.

Concerns have been raised about pedestrian safety on the N62 near Roscrea.

Further reaction to the 1926 census.

Thomas Conway will join us with Global News.

Gillian from Lynch Solicitors will be on the line.

Discussion on trespassing on lands and the Wildlife Act with Garda Crime Officer John McCormac.

Legal advice with Gillian.

Mindfulness slot with Susan O’Donoghue.

Listen back to the Friday May 1st 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary.

On this week's show:

- Enda Treacy from the Tipperary Star joins the show to talk hurling

- We hear from Tipperary U20 hurling manager Brendan Cummins

- Tipp LGFA PRO Martin Grey looks ahead to Tipperary's meeting with Kerry

- Nenagh Ormond Director of Rugby John Long joins the show ahead of the Munster Junior Cup final

- Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update

On this morning’s show...

We’re broadcasting today from Tipperary FET College on Kenyon Street in Nenagh for the launch of a new tertiary degree pathway between Tipperary ETB and Mary Immaculate College in Limerick. The programme opens up fresh opportunities for people to access a primary teaching degree without the pressure of high CAO points.

Johnny Luby will be joining us live.

We’ll also have gardening advice with Ultan Nesbit from Arrabawn.

Deputy Alan Kelly will be in studio.

And the Friday Panel will be here to unpack the big talking points of the week.