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On this morning’s show... Another day of disruption is expected due to fuel protests. We’ll be hearing from both the protesters and those affected by the disruption. Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín will join me after 10. Cara Darmody was in Leinster House for a meeting with Minister for Disability, Emer Higgins. And regular contributor Muiris Walsh had an interesting experience on the Luas in Dublin.

On this morning’s show... Today on the show: a bill has been submitted to the Dáil that would recognize the loss of a pregnancy under road traffic legislation — Deputy Barry Murphy joins us to discuss this important topic. Dereck Russel from Roscrea explores mental health challenges faced by people struggling to make ends meet. Crime Prevention Officer John McCormack is here in the studio to talk about keeping our communities safe. Ultan Nesbitt from Arrabawn shares his tips in our Gardening slot, and John G. O’Dwyer brings us the next installment of The Story of Ireland. Plus, we’ll hear from listeners on a range of topics.

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.

On this week's Extra Time we discuss hurling tactics with Ken and JJ with contrasting tactics used in our recent wins at under 20 and minor level. Tom joins the fray to give his view whilst also casing an eye over a disappointing week for football in the county with defeats to Waterford and both under 20 and minor level. Ger Kinane has better news with a Championship for the under 23 team and we look ahead to a Minor All Ireland semi final against Galway next weekend. Clonmel RFC have a playoff semi-final to look forward to after the regular season drew to a close at the weekend. David Byrnes is with us to look back on Fairyhouse and look ahead to Aintree next weekend. Barry is also with us to have a look at the Division 1 table after a crucial weekend of games in the second tier. We hope you like....

Fran curry presents and Stephen Gleeson produces.. on the show Deputy Mattie McGrath is at the fuel protest in Cashel. Michael Cleary tells us about an intriguing Nenagh link to Donald Trump. Drug Education Officer with the HSE, John Leahy, is live with us. Thomas Conway has all the latest global news. John Lynch has his regular legal advice slot. And singer-songwriter John Spillane speaks ahead of his appearance at Brú Ború.

Listen back to Friday April 3rd 2026's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Minor hurling manager James Woodlock and U20 football manager Paddy O'Gorman look ahead to big championship games for tehir teams - We hear from Brendan Cummins after the Tipp U20 hurlers beat Waterford on Wednesday evening - Shane Brophy from the Nenagh Guardian reflects back on the county championship draws - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update

We will chat about Ceremonies to mark the 110th Anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising. We’ll also be speaking with Martin Quinn about his recent trip to New York. We’ll hear from a greyhound owner responding to the recent discussion involving Greyhound Action Ireland. And as always, the Friday Panel will be unpacking the hot topics of the week. Fran Curry presents and Stephen Gleeson produces today

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On this morning’s show... Orthodontic care in South Tipperary is becoming a serious concern, according to Cllr John O’Heaney. Carer Maggie Butler joins us live in studio this morning. We’ll also be hearing about a new research project exploring the hidden tandem burials of newborn babies in Munster. A peaceful protest walk is being organised to highlight the growing dangers associated with sulky racing on public roads. Jo Noble will be with us after 11. And singer and broadcaster Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh will be chatting ahead of her appearance at Nenagh Arts Centre. All of that and much more on the way.

We continue our journey through the memories of the Showband era. Many of the musicians from that time are still writing and performing, and my next guest is one of them. Singer-songwriter Shay Fyfe, originally from the band Lucky Numbers, has just released a new single, Kiss and Make Up. I’m delighted to welcome Shay live here in our Nenagh studio.

I’m delighted to be joined in studio by our Agony aunt Phil this morning

It’s time to talk interiors now and I am delighted to be joined by Karen Prendergast….

On this morning’s show... Coming up on today’s programme, we’ll be getting reaction to yesterday’s interview with the Tánaiste, Simon Harris. We’ll also be discussing the challenges around endometriosis diagnosis. Agricultural contractor Robert O’Shea will be joining us to share his insights. After 10, we’ll be speaking with Deputy Seamus Healy. The Showband Story continues, and Shay Fife from Luck Numbers will be live in studio. Plus, our agony aunt Phil will be answering your emails. All of that and much more on the way.

On tonight's Extra Time we talk under 20 hurling championship with Ken with the Cork game to look back on and the Waterford game to look forward to. Camogie with Ger after our under-23 team drew with Dublin in their Championship final. Minor Football and ladies football too this evening with defeats for both Tipperary sides. Boxing with Martin Fennessey as we focus on a young Clonmel boxer trying to make is way in the professional ranks. We here from Robcor racing after their Cheltenham successes. Rugby with Pat O'Donoghue and FAI Junior Cup action with Barry. And we pay tribute to Moyle Rovers stalwart Pat O'Connor who passed away at the weekend. Its a busy show and we hope you like....

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.

Thomas Conway had this week's Global News...

Frances O'Hanlon from FOH had this week's Financial Slot...

On this morning’s show... Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris will be joining us this morning as he travels to Tipperary. We’ll also be speaking live in studio with Deputy Alan Kelly. The International Olympic Committee has announced a ban on transgender women competing in female events—we’ll be discussing the reaction to that decision. Frances O’Hanlon brings us this week’s Financial Slot. Thomas Conway will be here with Global News. And Richie Molloy says carers have been left behind—we’ll hear why. All that and much more coming up.