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Mumford & Sons AND Sugar Series 2 - Crossy Knows
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PJ talks to the man who knows, Crossy, about the upcoming Mumford & Sons concert and they also take a look at Season 2 of Sugar.
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“Everybody’s Body Tells a Story” Is The Message Behind Cork’s Naked Bike Ride
12:59|Elaine Van Keulen and Margarita Buyukli tell PJ the colourful event celebrates cycling, confidence and being comfortable in your own skin.
Wildfires - Time To Ban Disposable BBQs?
19:01|The Crosshaven wildfire and the one in Killarney National Park show its time to think different and protect our parks by imposing a ban Chris Barrett tells PJ.
Vintage, BBQs & Summer Vibes Peach Vintage x Cush
04:44|Katie Sloane reveals the story behind Peach Vintage’s latest collaboration with Cush — bringing fashion, food, music and local makers together.
FinnyMac Looks Forward To Sunday's All-Ireland
03:59|PJ asks Finny if the result is a foregone conclusion or will there be a surprise!
Leona's Spinathon In Penneys Patrick St Today & Tomorrow Is Her Way Of Saying Thanks To Kevin Bell Trust
20:46|Leona McSweeney is joined by Colin Bell of The Kevin Bell Trust as she explains to PJ the Spinathon she organized in Penneys Patrick St today and tomorrow is her way of giving back for their help after her late dad Greg Dalton passed in Thailand. See also here
Let's Ask Some Hard Questions About MV Matthew Says Cllr Eoghan Fahy
08:17|Eoghan tells PJ that the time taken to sell the drug bust ship MV Matthew needs better examination
Help Find Medjugorje Altar Cloth For Knocknaheeny Church
04:29|Richard Kearney has a problem. His wife left a very special altar cloth behind her
Bessborough Survivor or Citizen? Darragh Goes For Survivor
06:36|arragh McGann explains why he disagrees with Cllr Terry Shannon—and why the future of Bessborough still matters.
I'm Fighting For Lukes Law Says Ken O'Flynn TD
09:18|Yesterday PJ spoke to Luke Hyde's mam Lily who was disappointed that it's still legal to video and share images of people dying or in difficulty. Ken O'Flynn explains when the bill might come before the Dáil.