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PJ Talks To Danny Morrison About Troubles, Bobby Sands, Chaucer And Pirate Radio!
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Danny talks to PJ about how growing up during the Troubles changed the course of his life in unimaginable ways.
Danny will be doing the Cork launch of his book which, again, is called "All The Dead Voices" this Fri Nov 28th at 7pm in An Spailpín Fánach
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2025-12-23 Xmas At The Airport, Fixing Housing, From Mayfield To Manhattan & More...
02:07:15|PJ hears from Opinion Line Producer Paul Byrne talking to Corkonians returning at Cork Airport, Developer Michael O'Flynn on what would end the housing crisis, James Keegan on going from The Cotton Ball to a big tour of the USA. And more...Flying Home For Xmas - Cork Airport Team Hitting It Out Of The Park
04:59|PJ hears from Opinion Line Producer Paul Byrne and Barry Holland, Communications Manager Cork Airport about the Christmas reunions and homecomingsSaipan
07:40|Crossy from The Buzz has been talking Saipan to Eanna Hardwicke and Steve Coogan and tells PJ moreMayfield to Manhattan: James Keegan’s Wild Year In Music
10:37|The Cork singer talks to PJ about touring 40 U.S. states and why he’ll always be a Mayfield man at heart. See also hereTips For The Ham & Main Course Of Xmas Dinner
09:43|Chef Jack O'Keefe with a bit of help from his nephew Harry helps Opinion Line Producer Paul Byrne get the perfect main course on the 25thPJ Chats To Garda Olga Smyth Who Started The Xmas Hampers Program
03:43|At Xmas time the Gardaí hand out hampers to those who need a helping hand. PJ chats to Mallow's Garda Olga Smyth who started the programI Scooped Cilla Black's Hats
07:35|Sally Kirby of Free Spirit Vintage who picked up 5 of Cilla Black's items at auction recently and she tells the story to PJIdeal Xmas Starters
05:37|Opinion Line Producer Paul Byrne talks to Chef Paul Ryan of Cork International Airport to get some tips on starters for Christmas dinnerDeveloper Michael O'Flynn On Fixing Housing
12:54|PJ hears ideas from Michael O'Flynn as housing targets look further away than ever