On this morning’s show...

There’s great excitement in Nenagh this morning as Nenagh Credit Union officially reopens its newly refurbished premises.

The grand reopening is taking place from 9.30 to 12.30, with special guests, refreshments and plenty of spot prizes on offer, so if you’re in the area, do call in and join the celebrations.

Our own Stephen Gleeson will be joining us live from Nenagh Credit Union throughout the morning.

Listeners will be sharing their thoughts on a number of topics this morning.

Physiotherapist Joannes Berkery will be with us to discuss trauma.

Cllr Liam Browne joins us to talk about election posters.

Ultan will be here with our weekly gardening slot.

And our Friday panel will unpack the big stories of the week.

All of that and more on the way this morning.

On this morning’s show...

The debate on drug policy continues as we take a closer look at proposals to decriminalise the possession of drugs for personal use. Is it the right approach, or does it send the wrong message?

Internationally acclaimed photographer and humanitarian Giles Duley MBE has been named the recipient of the 2025 Tipperary International Peace Award. We'll hear about his extraordinary life, his work in conflict zones and what the honour means to him.

Today marks Day One of Ireland's Presidency of the European Union. Thomas Conway joins us to explain what the Presidency involves, what Ireland hopes to achieve and why it matters.

And our Midweek Panel takes a nostalgic trip through the last 30 years, reflecting on the moments that shaped Ireland—the good, the bad and everything in between.

Mondello Park , Shirtless Men , Oola , Chelsea Tractors , Hotel Survey , Limerick Supporters , Sausage Rolls , Weddings , LinkedIn , Parenting , Food Combos and more ....

on this morning’s show...

Deputy Michael Murphy joins us in just a few moments.

Former MEP Phil Prendergast explains what Ireland's Presidency of the Council of the European Union means and the challenges that lie ahead.

We discuss the possibility of protests during Ireland's six months at the helm of the EU Council.

Ahead of her visit to Thurles tonight, we'll hear from Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald.

A reaction to broadcaster Joe Duffy's suggestion that gardaí should be given powers to seize mobile phones on suspicion.

Are foreign sports becoming more popular in Ireland, and what does that mean for our traditional games?

And John G O'Dwyer is back with another fascinating chapter from Ireland's history.

Sean Callanan joined Fran in studio...

Susan O'Donoghue joined us for this week's Relationship Slot...

A Joint Oireachtas Committee has recommended the full decriminalisation of drug possession. We'll discuss what that could mean and whether it's the right approach.

Tipperary households have already thrown away more than €21 million worth of food this year. Why are we wasting so much, and what can be done about it?

Is it time to ban election posters? We'll debate whether they've become an eyesore or whether they still have a place in Irish politics.

Musician Gay Brazel joins us for another edition of Tales of the Road, sharing stories and memories from life on the road.

And our legal expert John Lynch will be here to answer your questions and offer practical legal advice.

Tonight we have reaction to our heartbreaking minor defeat at the hands of Limerick. We hear from James Woodlock, Ken Hogan and Tom McGrath. Tom also gives us the latest from the Mid Tipp senior hurling championship and Pat Murphy gives us details on the South Intermediate hurling championship. Ger Kinane on camogie, Martin Flynn on athletics and David Byrnes on horse racing. We hope you like....

On this morning’s show...

Public hospitals fitted 13 men with bionic penises last year – we'll look at the story behind the headlines.

Sean Callanan joins us to talk about the challenges facing older people across Ireland and why more support is urgently needed.

Tipperary households have already thrown away more than €21 million worth of food this year. We'll hear how small changes could save families hundreds of euro.

Our financial expert, Frances O'Hanlon of FOH Financial, is back with practical advice to help you make the most of your money.

Thomas Conway brings us all the latest stories making headlines around the world in Global News.

Pete Curtis tells us about his inspiring new book, Run Reggie Run.

And Jo Noble reveals the household chores we dread the most – and why some of them cause more rows than others.

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