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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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