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7-time Irish Amateur snooker champion and Nenagh native Brendan O'Donoghue is the feature on this week's edition of 'The Sporting Edge' with Paul Carroll. Brendan speaks about his success, his stint in the professional game and what he still wants to achieve in the game.

The Boob Flasher , Fear of the Gardai , Harry's Birthday , GamerFest ,OCD , Bird Poo , Tipperary's Best Burger , Under 20s Match Tickets , New Boxer Shorts , Worst Joke Wednesday , Surprise The Bride , Trump and more ...

We continue with the local election interviews in the run up to polling day.... Cllr Seamie Morris joined Fran in Nenagh recently....

On this morning’s show... Johnny Luby joins us for his overview on the week that was.... Donald Trump has become the first US president to be found guilty in a criminal court.... Has there been a turn' toward acceptance of those seeking asylum in Roscrea.... Today’s local election spotlights are Eleanor Maher, Michail Anglim and Matt Fogarty.... TD Mattie McGrath has an update on Ahearne’s Hotel.... And the Friday panel will discuss the topics of the week....

We continue with the local election interviews in the run up to polling day.... Fine Gael candidate Matt Fogarty joined us this morning...

It’s time to talk to our great friend Johnny Luby now for his take on the week that was....

We continue with the local election interviews in the run up to polling day.... Cllr Michéal Anglim joined us this morning...

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will be speaking to the candidates.. Fine Gael candidate in the Nenagh LEA, Eleanor Maher, joined us this morning...

On this morning’s show... Over 200 people attended public meeting in Dundrum over new IPA announcement Is the Irish Healthcare system fit for purpose? The conversation continues.... 24 new beds for Nenagh General Hospital but will it ease the crisis at UHL Today’s local election spotlights are Aisling Maloney, Tom Hennessy and Fiona Bonfield.. Muriel from Marteo 80/20 joins me to discuss men’s mental health.... And Amy Forde from the Farmers Journal will have your farming news...

News Editor with the Irish Farmers Journal Amy Forde joined us today to give us the latest updates in farming news.....

It’s time for our health slot now and I’m delighted to be joined as always by Muriel Cuddy from Mareto 80/20...

We continue with the local election interviews in the run up to polling day..... Labour Cllr Fiona Bonfield spoke with Fran in Nenagh recently...

We continue with the local election interviews in the run up to polling day. Independent Candidate Tom Hennessy in the Cahir area joined us this morning...

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will be speaking to the candidates Green Party candidate in the Roscrea area Aisling Maloney joined us this morning.

He may be known as one half of the most successful musical duo that Westmeath ever produced, but Tony Allen from Foster & Allen has released his first solo single in almost 50 years......

It’s time for this week’s gardening slot with Ultan....

on this morning’s show... Does the GAA need to be modernized? Cllr Roger Kennedy and PJ English are today’s local election spotlights... Ali is in Golden for this week’s Village Tour... Inspector Aidan Lonergan is here in studio with your Garda updates..... We hear from the CEO of Tipperary Chamber about this year's business awards.... And Ultan joins us for this week’s Gardening Slot...

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Fianna Fail candidate in the Cahir LEA, PJ English, joined us this morning....

Ali was in Golden for this week's Village Tour.....

Ours To Protect - Biodiversity Action Plan by Tipp FM Radio

50% of homeowners are considering investing in solar panels in 2024, with cost-savings being the main motivator. There are a number grants and VAT exemptions available to homeowners and businesses at the moment. Those considering installing solar panels should consider speaking with neighbours or friends who have already made the move. Useful Links Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland https://www.seai.ie/ Irish Solar Energy Association https://www.irishsolarenergy.org/ Switcher https://switcher.ie/solar-panels/

Information on the efforts to create a Community Wellbeing and Climate Resilience Map of Tipperary

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The issues with fast fashion

Ours To Protect - Sustainability Hackathon by Tipp FM Radio

Tipperary County Council in partnership with five other Local Authorities, carried out solid fuel sampling to monitor compliance with the requirements of the Air Pollution Act 1987 (Solid Fuels) Regulations 2022. Of the six samples obtained by Tipperary County Council, five were found to breach the prescribed sulphur limit. Senior Executive Scientist with Tipperary County Council says the public should only purchase solid fuel from reputable fuel merchants. They should also check the product is marked as complying with the Air Pollution Act. The regulations require that retailers only market approved fuels and are urged to check with their suppliers. The burning of high sulphur coal products creates air pollution from (i) sulphur dioxide (SO2) which causes respiratory problems, and (ii) increased levels of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) that can pass through the lungs and enter the blood stream causing cardiopulmonary disorders and strokes. The vast majority of the deaths attributable to air pollution in Ireland are caused by fine particulate matter.

Ours To Protect - Ecovision Relaunch by Tipp FM Radio

Local communities can qualify for funding through Community Foundation Ireland and the National Parks & Wildlife Service to either develop a new Community Biodiversity Action Plan or support to implement measures from an existing plan. Over the coming years, Local Authorities will also be developing Local Biodiversity Action Plans. Active, informed and engaged communities will help us ensure that policy-making for biodiversity is a two way street: top down and bottom up. The grants connect community groups with scientific expertise, helping them to better understand their local biodiversity. Successful grantees work with ecologists to create a Community Biodiversity Action Plan and can then seek funding to implement it. All of the data they collect is shared with the National Biodiversity Data Centre, making a valuable contribution to citizen science in Ireland. Useful Links https://actionforbiodiversity.ie/ https://www.communityfoundation.ie/ https://www.npws.ie/

Ours To Protect - Sustainability Hackathon by Tipp FM Radio

Tipperary County Council’s new Local Authority Climate Action Plan The LACAP has been officially adopted by the local authority members at this month’s plenary meeting which also reaffirmed its commitment to the EU Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy (an initiative supported by the European Commission bringing together thousands of local governments that want to secure a better future for their citizens).

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Ours To Protect - Green Gas Revolution by Tipp FM Radio

From February 1st anyone purchasing drinks in a plastic bottle or aluminium can will be charged a deposit. This will be 15 cent on a 150ml to 500ml container and 25 cent on containers from 500ml to 3 litres. The deposit can be reclaimed by returning the container to any of the ‘reverse vending machines’ located in stores across the county. Do not crush cans or bottles. Containers must be undamaged to get your refund. Make sure containers are empty and keep the lids on bottles. No dairy product bottles or food cans can be put in machine – only drinks bottles and cans. Look for the Re-Turn logo on the container – otherwise it will be rejected by the machine. Some websites to explore to find out more about the Deposit Return Scheme https://re-turn.ie/ https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/6746d-deposit-return-scheme/ https://www.tesco.ie/groceries/zone/deposit-return-scheme-faqs

Ours To Protect - Electric Ireland Superhomes - Joanne Quaid by Tipp FM Radio

This week Tipp FM looked at: The 100 Million Trees Project to see 100 million Native Irish Trees planted very densely in small areas (from 0.1 to 0.25 acre or 4,356sq ft to 10,890sq ft – equal to one to two basketball courts) all over Ireland within the next 10 years. Between 1,000 and 2,500 native trees in those spaces using the Miyawaki method. They are calling for farmers and homeowners across Tipperary who can offer a site for planting and it’s free for the landowner: All trees will be provided by the project and the planting will be done by professional planters All that’s needed is a minimum of 0.1 acres away from power lines, underground pipes, septic tanks etc that can be rotovated in advance of the planting

Recycling all that Christmas waste Christmas is one of the biggest occasions across the globe for waste generation, with Ireland expected to produce 100,000 tonnes of packaging waste this year. A recent survey by repak.ie of 1,000 people concluded that 92% of respondents said that would make a conscious effort to recycle packaging correctly over the festive period. Natural Christmas trees can be recycled at nine Tipperary County Council sites across the county, and at bring centres that handle green waste, but fake trees must go in general waste if they can no longer be re-rused. Any broken fairy lights and used batteries can be recycled for free as WEEE recycling and should never go into general waste bins. Unfortunately most Christmas decorations and shiny or glittery cards and wrapping paper are not recyclable as they are mixed materials. Here’s a few websites if you want to know more ! https://www.mywaste.ie/green-christmas/ https://clonmelwaste.ie/recycle-centre/ https://repak.ie/news-room/ireland-packaging-christmas/ Sitewide search | Tipperary County Council (tipperarycoco.ie)

The excesses of Christmas will lead to a huge amount of food waste and additional recycling once again this year. By gifting responsibly you can avoid quite a bit of this waste – give a voucher instead of a physical present Gift an experience Make a list before doing your Christmas shopping - and stick to it. Remember the shops will open again – you don’t need to stock up with a month’s supply of food. Some useful websites: www.tipperarycoco.ie https://www.epa.ie/our-services/monitoring--assessment/waste/national-waste-statistics/food/ https://repak.ie/recycling/what-can-i-recycle/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_OWhzc6HgwMV_YVoCR22IQ2gEAAYASAAEgKmDPD_BwE

Upgrading the efficiency of our homes with the SEAI There are a number of ways to plan and manage your home energy upgrade and grant applications. Individual Energy Upgrade Grants for homeowners and private landlords who want: individual energy upgrades to manage their own project to apply for the grant themselves to pay for full cost of works and claim grants afterward A complete home energy upgrade solution under the One Stop Shop Service for homeowners and private landlords who want: multiple energy upgrades to upgrade to a minimum B2 BER a fully managed solution including grant applications to pay for the works net of eligible grant Fully Funded Energy Upgrade for qualifying homeowners in receipt of certain welfare benefits: Fuel Allowance Job Seekers Allowance for over six months with a child under seven Working Family Payment One-Parent Family Payment Domiciliary Care Allowance Carers Allowance Disability Allowance for over six months with a child under seven There’s more information on the SEAI website: https://www.seai.ie/grants/home-energy-grants/

This week Tipp FM looked at ash dieback in the country and what we can do to reduce it’s impact Did you know… Installing Solar Panels in farms is becoming more accessible in Ireland. Two of the country's biggest co-ops Dairygold and Tírlán have announced a partnership with the renewable energy solutions programme FarmGen to help get more green energy into Irish dairy farms.

In this episode of Ours To Protect Tipp FM looked at food waste in local businesses and an appeal for food and drink businesses in County Tipperary to sign up for the Food Waste Charter to help reduce wastage along the supply chain. One third of all food produced for human consumption is wasted generating up to 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions and up to two thirds of this waste comes from businesses. But reducing food waste in your business can save you money and reduce your carbon emissions. STEP 1: Make a start, gather basic food waste data STEP 2: Review and improve your data STEP 3: Establishing your food waste estimate STEP 4: Refine, update and continue NEXT STEPS: Food waste has significant environmental implications but, for your business, it can have a serious impact on your margins. It has been found that over 60% of food coming out of food service businesses is potentially avoidable and the cost of this to your business is ~€3 per kg (this is purchasing costs only). You can now use your initial food waste figure to estimate the true cost of food waste for your business. Multiply your annual tonnage by €3,000 and this will provide an indicative cost of purchasing the avoidable fraction of your food waste. For more information on food waste from different sectors see the following resources on foodwastecharter.ie

This week Tipp FM looked at: Clean air week and cars idling outside of schools During October and November 2023 Green-Schools Travel Officers and local students conducted vehicle idling surveys (engines running while stationary) with over 100 schools across the country. The aim was to capture the extent of idling outside schools and provide a snapshot of the issue in Ireland. Idling was recorded for all vehicle types, and ranged from one to 25 minutes, with one Tipperary school recording one driver leaving their car idling for 20 minutes while there was no-one in the car.

Carbon Credits – What are they and how do they work?... Did you know... A carbon market allows investors and corporations to trade both carbon credits and carbon offsets simultaneously. This mitigates the environmental crisis, while also creating new market opportunities. New challenges nearly always produce new markets, and the ongoing climate crisis and rising global emissions are no exception.

This week Tipp FM looked at the bicycle and how getting more people on two wheels can impact positively on the environment.

This week Tipp FM looked at ash dieback in the country and what we can do to reduce it’s impact Did you know… Ash dieback is a serious disease of ash trees caused by the invasive fungal pathogen Hymenoscyphus fraxineus The pathogen originates in Asia and was brought to Europe in the early 90s. Ash dieback was first detected in the Republic of Ireland in October 2012 on plants imported from continental Europe. The disease is now prevalent throughout most of the island of Ireland and is likely to cause the death of the majority of the ash trees over the next two decades.

This week Tipp FM looked at: Local Nursery Perenia produced a million trees and potted plants last year and is looking to expand their operation over the next 12 months. Owner John Walsh has given us some advice on planting ourselves:

On this morning’s show... Many struggle to secure Tipp vs Offaly U20s tickets..... A woman is left traumatised by her time in UHL.... MEP candidate Michael Leahy joins me to chat about his campaign.... Brendain O’Conchuir and David Ahearn are today’s local election spotlights... National service to be introduced in the UK? Our legal expert John Lynch joins us in studio.. And our agony aunt Phil Prendergast will answer this week’s Dear Phil letters...

Michael Leahy is running in the Ireland South constituency for a seat in the European Parliament. Michael Leahy is an Architect and Planner by profession. He set up practice in 1986 and has long experience of running a business and as an employer..... He is the former President of the Ennis Chamber of Commerce and was a board member for Bord Pleanála from 2012 to 2017...... And he joined me this morning....

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Independent candidate in the Newport LEA, David Ahern , joined us this morning....

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Sinn Fein candidate in the Roscrea area, Breandán Ó Conchúir , joined us this morning....

Our Agony Aunt Phil is in studio to answer some of your questions and queries...

John Lynch from Lynch's Solicitors in Clonmel, joined us in studio for this week's legal slot...

Our Interiors expert Karen Prendergast joins us in studio to talk about kitchen cabinet colours in this week's Interior Slot...

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.

Listen back to Tipp FM's commentary as Tipperary beat Cork by a single point to win the 2024 Munster Under 20 hurling final. Darragh McCarthy's point in injury time saw Tipperary win on a final score of 1-19 to 0-21. The game took place in the Gaelic Grounds, Limerick on Friday May 24th 2024 and on commentary duty for Tipp FM was Paul Carroll and Cian Treacy. Tipp FM's coverage was in association with Tipperary County Council's road safety campaign.

This week we talk hurling after the curtain came down on a disappointing Munster Championship for Tipperary. We hear from Liam Cahill, Tom McGrath, Ken Hogan and JJ Kennedy. Our u-20's upped the mood music with their amazing display in the Munster final, we hear from manager Brendan Cummins and Darragh McCarthy. Ger Kinane on camogie rounds off another busy show, we hope you like..

On this morning’s show... A loss for Tipp against Clare compounds a disappointing campaign. Is the Irish Healthcare Service fit for purpose? The struggles of building in Ireland... MEP candidate Micheal McNamara joins us to chat about his campaign.... Dean McGrath and Jacqui Finnan are today’s local election spotlights.... Our Financial expert Frances O’Hanlon from FOH financial joins me in studio.... Tipp Today goes Global with Thomas Conway Amy Fennessy is today’s women in business... And I took a trip to meet the Suir Dragon Paddlers....

The focus of this week’s women in Business is Tipperary Make Up Artist Amy Fennessy.....

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Fianna Fail candidate in the Tipp Cashel area, Jacqui Finnan, joined us this morning....

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Dean McGrath, Sinn Fein Candidate for Clonmel Borough District joined us this morning.....

Michael McNamara is running in the Ireland South constituency for a seat in the European Parliament. Michael McNamara is an Irish independent politician who has been a Teachta Dála (TD) for the Clare constituency since the 2020 general election, and previously from 2011 to 2016. He was the Chairman of the Special Committee on the COVID-19 Response from 12 May to 8 October 2020.... He joined me in studio this morning.....

Our Financial expert Frances O’Hanlon from FOH financial joined us on this mornings show....

It’s time to talk global news now and I’m delighted to be joined in studio as always by Thomas Conway....

Our Reporter Alison Hyland travelled out to Clonmel Rowing Club to meet the Dragon Boat Paddlers, an incredible group of ladies from across Tipperary.

Former Tipperary camogie captain and current Tipperary Camogie PRO Geraldine Kinane is the feature on this week's edition of 'The Sporting Edge' with Paul Carroll.

Listen back to Friday May 24th 2024's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend of sport in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Shane McGrath and Enda Treacy preview Tipperary vs Clare in the Munster senior hurling championship - We hear from Tipp manager Brendan Cummins ahead of the Munster U20 hurling final - We look ahead to the start of the All-Ireland camogie championships - Tipperary camogie PRO Geraldine Kinane is the feature on 'The Sporting Edge' - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update.

Our Friday Panel joined us in studio today to unpack the topics of the week....

It’s time to talk to our great friend Johnny Luby now for his take on the week that was....

Today’s local election spotlight is Independent Cllr in the Tipperary Cahir Cashel Municipal District, Mairin McGrath...

On this morning’s show... Johny Luby’s ramblings in a few moments. Water charges that may surprise you? We have another listener’s experience of looking for a medical card. Local election candidate, Ind Cllr Mairin McGrath, is in the spotlight today MEP candidate Grace O’Sullivan will discuss her campaign... And the Friday panel will unpack the big topics of the week.

Hurling , HR , AI , Wrong Number , Road Sightings , Generations , Worst Joke Wednesday , Fear of Flying , Mobile Phones , Smelly Sandwiches and loads more ...

On this morning’s show... Following on from Jo Noble’s experience of renewing her medical card we have another listener’s story News about the Thurles Relief Road A listener concerned about censorship in the media? The latest on the Cashel Community Nursing Home. Farming with the Journal Michael Chicken Brennan and Cllr Seamie Morris are today’s local election candidates.... Autism resources in Tipperary?

Labour candidate Michael Chicken Brennan was in studio for today's local election spotlight....

Deputy Editor of the Irish Farmers Journal Caitriona Morrissey joined us today to give us the latest updates in farming news...

Listen back to Tipp FM's live commentary as the Tipperary beat Waterford to win the 2024 All-Ireland minor camogie final. The game took place on Saturday April 27th 2024. On commentary duty for Tipp FM was Stephen Gleeson and Avril Kinnerk with the coverage sponsored by Martin O'Dwyer Family Butchers, Friar St., Cashel.

Cllr Marie Murphy was in studio for this mornings local election spotlight

Our gardening expert Ultan Nesbitt was on hand to answer all of your gardening queries and spoke about the care and maintenance of roses.

On Wednesday's show, Fran spoke to Eugene Dargen for an update on the water situation in Clonmel, Cllr Marie Murphy was the focus of today's local elections spotlight, Jo called in to tell us about her issues obtaining a medical card. Ali was in Borrisoleigh for this week's Village Tour, Eddie Gold was in studio for our Garda questions slot, John called in to talk Tipp hurling and our gardening expert Ultan Nesbitt was on hand to answer all your gardening questions.

Ali was live in John Connors' kitchen for this week's Village Tour! The latest stop... Borrisoleigh!

This week we look back on a dark weekend for Tipperary hurling and football. We hear from Liam Cahill, Ken Hogan, JJ Kennedy and Tom McGrath. Anthony Shelly on football. But on brighter note we also hear from James Woodlock after our Munster Minor success. Barry on the TSDL rounds off another busy show. We hope you like...

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Joining us this morning was Fine Gael Cllr in Carrick o Suir District Mark Fitzgerald....

Mary E Fitzgibbon is running in the Ireland South constituency for a seat in the European Parliament. Mary E Fitzgibbon is a midwife and a lecturer in Nursing and Health Care Sciences at Munster Technological University Kerry...... She is running as an Independent Candidate and joined Fran live in studio today

This week's letters to Phil involved vaping in the office, cancer treatment decisions and swimming pool ettiquette!

The topic of this week's Conspiracy Files was moving statues!

On Tuesday's Tipp Today, Fran spoke to Clonmel businessman Michael about some of the issues affecting busines sin Clonmel, Caller Barbara on anti social behaviour, Joan called in to talk about immigration and Kaye Mullane on the controversial plan to pump water to Dublin. Peter and David called in with their views on building and water, Cllr Mark Fitzgerald was today's local election spotlight, MEP candidate Mary Fitzgibbon wa slive in studio, our agony aunt Phil was in studio to answer some listener questions and our conspiracy files foccused on moving statues!

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.

Listen back to Tipp FM's commentary as the Tipperary minor hurling team beat Clare to win the 2024 Munster minor hurling final and secure the John Doyle Cup. The game was played in the Gaelic Grounds on Monday May 20th, 2024. On commentary duty for Tipp FM was Paul Carroll and Ken Hogan with the coverage sponsored by The Abbey Court Hotel & Leisure Centre, Nenagh.

On this morning’s show... *Tipp are out as the postmortem begins on a disappointing Munster Championship campaign *Fans express their frustration with traffic in the town as Thurles to a halt *Tipperary once again the focus of national attention on refugee accommodation after Friday's incident in Clonmel * Cllr Niall Dennehy is today’s local spotlight guest *Global news with Thomas Conway *Musician and Image consultant Lynda Gardiner is the focus of this week’s Women in Business slot *And we speak to Cloughjordan Eco village as part of Bio Diversity week

It’s time to talk global news now and I’m delighted to be joined in studio as always by Thomas Conway....

This morning’s focus on Women in Business is an incredible woman that many of you will know from the music Industry and not only is she an acclaimed musician, she also has a music school and also works in the fashion business as an Image consultant Lynda Gardiner.....

With the local elections just around the corner, every day on the show leading up to June 7th, we will invite a candidate on air to speak about their personal campaign..... Independent Cllr in Clonmel Borough District Niall Dennehy joined me this morning.....

Back-to-Back Irish Derby winning greyhound trainer and Killenaule native Jennifer O'Donnell is the feature on this week's edition of 'The Sporting Edge' with Paul Carroll.

Listen back to Friday May 17th 2024's edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to a very busy weekend of sport in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Eamonn Corcoran & Enda Treacy preview Tipperary vs Cork in the Munster senior hurling championship - Tipperary minor hurling manager James Woodlock speaks ahead of their Munster final vs Clare - Anthony Shelly previews Tipperary vs Sligo in the Tailteann Cup - Geraldine Kinane looks ahead to Tipperary vs Kerry in the Munster intermediate camogie final - Barry Ryan gives his prediction on the Tipperary Cup final - Greyhound racing trainer Jennifer O'Donnell features on 'The Sporting Edge' - Barry Drake provides our weekly greyhound racing update.

Bruce Springsteen , Childhood Games ,Foodies , The Portal ,Living Funerals , Eating Insects , Rory Mcllroy , GAAGo , Doggie Names , Forgetting Names , Passcodes , Moving Statues and more ..

We have all heard the New Zealand Rugby teams Haka.....but have you heard the Tipperary Haka? 200 primary school children from Templemore have been working with The Hot House Flowers & Music Generation Tipperary to reimagine the game of hurling into a song.... 'Sounds of Semple/The Tipperary Haka is a project of Music Generation Tipperary..... Four of the children and their mentors Aidan O’Donnell and Niamh Fenton joined me in the studio this morning...

On this morning’s show... Cllr Declan Burgess is today’s local election candidate in the spotlight Johnny Luby offers his insight on the week that was.... Deputy Alan Kelly is live in studio.... The reality of building houses in Ireland We will hear the new ‘Tipperary Haka’ And our youth panel will join us in studio to discuss the topics of the week...