It’s time for the fifth in the Walks and Talks series where Fran is dragged off the couch and out to the walk of the County by author, educator and hill walker John G O’Dwyer.

This time they headed for grange near Urlingford to beginning a mythical trek

Listen back to episode three of 'Where do you think you are?' as we delve into the history and stories behind 10 placenames around Tipperary. We continue this week with Skeheenarinky in the south-west of the county. In this episode we'll be hearing from local man, Michael Slattery, Chief Placenames Officer Dr Pádraig Ó Cearbhaill, and the stories from the Schools' Collection (written down by children in the 1930s) will be read by 13-year-old Gavin Canty.

The 4th Tipperary GAA Club Draw of 2020 which took place on November 20th.

On this evening's Across The Line with Shane Brophy, we're building up to a huge weekend for our hurlers and footballers.

A Tipperary family who travelled back to Ireland from New Zealand in an effort to have a baby – are now seeking help in getting back to New Zealand, all in an effort of giving their infant child, who has a rare genetic disorder - the best chance at a comfortable life.

James Dunne, from Graigue in Thurles, and his wife Elizabeth would like to bring their two-month old son Harrison - who has been in hospital since he has been born with an incurable genetic disease, back to new Zealand, where the climate would improve Harrison's life.

Our own Michael Brophy talked to James about their journey and what they hope for Harrison.

JKC Toymaster and Nursery are a family run business in the heart of Nenagh town. They have been in business since 1946 and are now bringing a diverse range of products to their customers on-line. The shop originally was a news agency, toy shop and an ice-cream parlour.

Fran met with proprietor Michael Cleary, owner and Tipperary hurling legend, and chatted about Christmas toys.

A teenager from Clonmel this morning delivered a speech at what is dubbed a 'TED Talk' for young adults.

In attendance was no less than Taoiseach Michéal Martin.

Emer Neville, a 17-year-old student at Clonmel's Presentation Secondary School spoke at Child Talks to mark World Children's Day, having been hand picked from more than a thousand Irish kids who wanted to have their voice heard.

Emer talked top Fran moments before delivering her speech

To mark the 100th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, Fran and the Tipp Today team sought out the history of the day, the stories of those who passed away, the events that led to the Croke Park shootings, and discusses the impact it has had on Ireland 100 years on

Research shows that out of every three victims of domestic abuse, one will be a man.

While great work is being done to raise awareness, there is still much to be done to help people understand that there are men who need help.

Caitriona Bentley, CEO of Men's Aid Ireland join Fran on Tipp Today

A Tipp funeral director told Fran that people will find out when a funeral is on, despite calls from the Irish Association of Funeral Directors to stop advertising funerals online.

Vincent Murphy of McCarthy's bar and funeral directors in Fethard says it's not worth the effort not to advertise, and hasn't been witness to any Covid-19 restriction issues at funerals