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Episode eight of 'Tipp FM Investigates - Sport & Society' takes a look at the importance of volunteers to Tipperary sport and whether that is sustainable in an ever busy world.

Listen back to the Friday November 13th 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Paul catches up with Thurles Sarsfields manager Padraic Maher, St. Mary's manager Fergal Condon and Fethard GAA chair Willie Morgan ahead of their respective Munster club hurling semi-finals this weekend - Ken Hogan and Cian Treacy join Paul to preview the weekend's hurling - Barry Drake provides our weekly grehound racing update

The Tanaiste is on a whistle stop tour of Tipperary today and he joins me now. ...

On this morning’s show... Johnny Luby is with me in a few moments. November is a month of remembrance in the Catholic Church. We will talk to Bishop Cullinane Taineasta, Simon Harris, is in Tipperary and will join us after 10. Yesterday, we heard from Isobel McNally of the animal welfare organisation Animal Aid, which is calling for an end to greyhound racing. We have a response today from a Grey Hound Owner. The Friday panel will unpack the big topics of the week.

Chickens , Sleep , Nvidia , Dog Dinners , Fuel Prices , Tipperary Lottery Winner , Chat & Cut , Chicken Rolls , Spy Bees , Pants On Fire , Worst Joke Wednesday and more ....

On this morning’s show... I will speak to Deputy Michael Murphy in a few moments The largest diplomatic gathering in Ireland's history gets under way this morning, as Taoiseach Micheál Martin welcomes world leaders to Dublin. Thomas Conway will bring us up to speed on that. Animal welfare organisation Animal Aid is calling for an end to greyhound racing following the release of a new undercover documentary Contributors, Jo Noble and Sean Callanan will chat. Dear Phil has been looking at your issues Muriel Cuddy has the Well Being slot John G ‘O Dwyer’s History Makers.

The Future of Sustainable Farming in Tipperary –Farming Politics in Ireland & across Europe

Cancer Trials Ireland, the country’s leading cancer trials research organisation, has released details of a report that estimates the State saved €6.5m in treatment costs through a sample of 38 cancer clinical trials, accessed by 230 patients between September 1, 2025 and August 31, 2026.... And the CEO of Cancer Trials Ireland Angela Clayton-Lea joins me on the line now...

When Chrissy's Pub closed its doors in Ballylooby, the village lost more than just a local pub – it lost an important social hub and a piece of its heritage… Now, a community group is hoping to change that... Chrissie's Community Project Limited has been established with the aim of buying back the property, renovating it and reopening it as a community-focused establishment... And Tomas Meehan from the project joins me on the line now..

On this morning’s show... I will be chatting to one of our listeners in just a few moments. We will hear about Chrissie's Community Project in Ballylooby Cancer Trials Ireland, the country’s leading cancer trials research organization, Michael Hubert decided to turn his personal experience into something positive, setting up a group to bring people who have been widowed together. Frank Deegan, cofounder of the Irish Survivalist Group will chat about Dooms Day JKC's Toymaster, our neighbours here in Nenagh, are celebrating a very special milestone this month – 80 years in business!.. Activist Thomas Ryan on the National Day of protest this Friday. We will also hear from contributors, Betty, Christine and John.

Losing a partner, at any age, is one of life’s most devastating experiences. It can leave people feeling isolated and alone, and it’s a journey that only those who have been through it can truly understand... Following the loss of his own wife, Michael Hubert decided to turn his personal experience into something positive, setting up a group to bring people who have been widowed together, offering friendship, support and a sense of community....

Helen and Bobby Walsh joined us for part one of the Memory Keepers...

On this morning’s show... In a few moments we will hear from Latisha McCrudden is a young Irish Traveler activist and law student who campaigns for equality and an end to discrimination against the Traveler community. We have a discussion about fertility in men Tony Allen of Foster and Allen remembers the late Johnny McEvoy who passed away yesterday. The Memory Keepers with Helen and Bobby Walsh.

There are few things more difficult for a couple than discovering they may not be able to have children. And while fertility difficulties are often associated with women, male infertility is something that doesn't always get the attention or understanding it deserves. Gareth Landy is now speaking openly about his experience, raising awareness of male infertility and calling for better diagnosis, understanding and support for men facing similar challenges.

Latisha McCrudden is a young Irish Traveller activist and law student who campaigns for equality and an end to discrimination against the Traveller community... She came to our attention recently following a social media controversy involving Traveller children. I spoke to Latisha yesterday, and began by asking her to tell us a little about herself and her work as an activist...

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.

This week we are focused on Munster Championship action with Boherlahan winning the first provincial silverware of the year by winning the intermediate camogie final. No luck, again, for Loughmore Castleiney in the football quarterfinal with defeat to Nemo. But wins for Killenaule and Mullinahone bucked the trend. We catch up on mid and west under 21 hurling action as well as AIL rugby with Joe and TSDL with Barry. We hope you like.

On this morning’s show... Deputy Alan Kelly will join us in just a few moments... A Go Fund Me has been set up for a Clogheen woman left seriously injured while holidaying in Thailand... The Haven Rescue calls for tighter controls on commercial dog breeding... Senator Rónán Mullen will be with us in the second hour.... Thomas Conway has Global News... We'll also be speaking to community activist Joe Hawkins, who’ll bring us up to speed on tonight’s public meeting about water issues... All this and much much more...

Episode seven of 'Tipp FM Investigates - Sport & Society' takes a look at the economic impact of Semple Stadium and it's need for redevelopment to sustain into the future.

Listen back to the Friday November 6th 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Craroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Seamus Kennedy joins the show to talk about his retirement from the Tipperary senior hurling team - Anthony Shelly gives his thoughts on the weekend's gaelic football action including Loughmore/Castleiney's meeting with Nemo Rangers - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update

On this morning’s show... Johnny Luby is on the way Danny Healy Rae will chat to us later in this hour Kevin McSherry of OpenSeason.ie has been campaigning to get the NTA to see sense when it comes to the Pearse Street bus stop Tipperary woman Marie Gleeson has been nominated for the An Post Irish Book of the Year 2026 for her book, Be Like the Sea... Our Friday Panel will unpack the big stories of the week.

Home Dinners , Bob Dylan , Pokemon Cards , Mobile Phones Contracts , Small Children , Garth Brooks , Phone Contracts , and more .....

On this morning’s show... Cara Darmody is live in studio, and we will chat in a few moments. Cllr Michael Brennan on protests that are to take place in towns and cities across Ireland on November 13th. The GRA are calling on the Garda Commissioner to stop what they describe as “trampling over the rights” of gardaí John Leahy on Addiction Bernie Goldbach will discuss the fallout from the Midterms Matt O’Reilly will be examining the recent hacking of refrigerators and blood banks across the EU.. John G O’Dwyer continues with The History Makers.

On this morning’s show... Dean McGrath of the Fórsa Trade Union joins us shortly. Thomas Conway brings us the latest from the US Midterm Elections. Independent Ireland's Finance and Enterprise Spokesperson, Cllr Michael Sheehan, calls for a National Wage Agreement. Deputy Mattie McGrath and Sandra Adams respond to Mary McAleese's comments on infant baptism.

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Susan O'Donoghue had this week's Relationship slot...

Former Tipperary senior hurling manager gives his thoughts to Tipp FM's Paul Carroll on Séamus Kennedy as the St. Mary's club man announced his retirement from inter county hurling after 11 years with Tipperary.

On this morning’s show... Deputy Michael Healy Rae will join us in a few moments. Fr Brendan Kilcoyne responds to Former President Mary McAleese’s critisism of the Catholic Church's practice of infant baptism Global News with Thomas Conway. Daragh Scott of the IFA looks at the future of farming. Lynch Solicitors will bring us legal advice Our relationships therapist Susan O’Donnaghue will discuss men's mental health

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 have Munster Championship wins for St. Mary's and Fethard to look back on, as well as Munster Championship action for Thurles Sarsfields camogie players. We have news from Cashel RFC's Pat O'Donoghue after three wins from three for the Tipp AIL sides. Barry on TSDL and we have a word with World Under 19 Bronze medalist, Kasie Joyce after her heroics in Montenegro. We hope you like...

On this morning’s show... We’re broadcasting live this morning from Quirke’s Jewellers in Cahir, where new owner Derek Cagney is celebrating the official reopening of the store following an extensive refurbishment. It’s an exciting new chapter for Quirke’s, with Derek welcoming customers through the doors to see the newly revamped premises!

Across the Line this week is presented by Stephen Gleeson filling in for Paul and we hear from Vincent Hogan on his new book the Lost Sportswriter, Mark Dunne previews the up and coming Tipperary club games while we also hear from Tipp hurler Andrew Ormonde . Have a listen..

On this morning’s show... Johnny Luby is with us in a few moments time. We continue our conversation about ‘Woke’ with Laoise De Brun Folklorist Michael Fortune on Halloween Tracy got in touch with us recently after a hospital stay left her feeling frustrated Hidden History with Dr Conor Reidy Our Friday panel will be made up of three of our TDs, Deputies Mattie McGrath, Michael Murphy, and Seamus Healy.

Halloween , Skiddery , Padraig Harrington , Charlies Angels , Irish Names , Home Alone , Bins , Tea , Worst Joke Wednesday and more ..

On this morning’s show... In a few moments we will hear from security and defense analyst, Declan Power. Fr Iggy O’Donovan is in Rome. Dr. Conor Reidy on how prepared hospitals for a Christmas surge are. Local Labor Councillor Louise Morgan-Walsh says the decision is simply not acceptable that rail passengers across North Tipperary are facing fare increases of up to 160%,

The Future of Sustainable Farming in Tipperary - Rural Tourism

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.

This week we look back on a County Final for Mullinahone footballers as well as the start of the under 21 hurling championship in the divisions. We have news of Tipp representatives in Munster Ladies Football Championship. Boxing dominates with a world bronze for Kaysie Joyce and a significant belt for professional boxer Shauna Browne. We have local rugby with John Long from Nenagh and TSDL action. We hope you like....

On this morning’s show... Fianna Fail Deputy Ryan O’Meara will join me in a few moments... Breeda Murphy from Tuam Mother and Baby Home Alliance will discuss their new short film ‘Sky Burial’... Frances O’Hanlon from FOH will be here for the financial slot... Thomas Conway has Global News... Our Agony Aunt Phil Prendergast will be live in studio... And Karen Prendergast will look at Interior Design... All this and much much more...

Episode six of Tipp FM Investigates - Sport & Society looks at the impact the cost of living crisis is having on sport in Tipperary.

Listen back to the Friday October 23rd 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week' show: - Paul speaks with Ballingarry man and GAA National Head of Hurling Willie Maher as new rules are being trialled in hurling this week - Nenagh Ormond's John Long joins the show to talk rugby - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update

On this morning’s show... Johnny Luby is on the way. Fr Iggy O’Donnovan is in Rome The Stone Throwers Rally is happening this Sunday Fine Gael Senator Garret Ahearn plans to bring in legislation which will give councils the power to limit the amount of vape shops More on the greatest songs ever. Friday panel will unpack the big topics of the week.

Chasing Money , Classic Desserts , Embarrassing Pop Moments , Influencers , Newfoundland Accent , Acronyms , Worst Joke Wednesday , Timbuktu , Movember and more ...

On this morning’s show... MEP Sean Kelly is with me in a few moments Cllr John Fitzgearld on the parking decisions. Broadcaster/singer Ronan Collins will chat ahead of his appearance at Bru Boru We will also chat to singer Jack Keogh who is also coming to Bru Boru Martin Brown responds to the conversation that kicked off yesterday about live streaming council meetings.

On this morning’s show... Cllr Peter O’Donoghue of Aontu will join us in a few moments. The UK government has announced that, from the 6th of November, pornography depicting strangulation or suffocation, incestuous relationships, or adults role-playing as children under the age of 16 will be banned in England and Wales. We will discuss the possibility of introducing similar legislation here. Laois-based Councillor Aisling Moran has been campaigning since 2021 to have council meetings live-streamed and made available to the public Dr Pat Harrold is live in studio in the 10 o clock hour. High lights from last nights Tipp FM Best of Tipp Awards. John G O’Dwyer is launching a new book.

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