Podcast: John Dalzell eightieth birthday sit-out while Rostrevor Christmas Swim is fifty years old

While life as we know it has changed drastically in the last few years, some things stay the same. For the...

Podcast: Hospitality’s Christmas fear as restaurant cancellations rise

With the Omicron variant spreading rapidly and vaccine passports becoming mandatory since December 13, restaurants are being hit hard in the...

Podcast: The school of hard knocks for renowned fitness guru Tommy Stevenson

If you’re from the Lurgan area, this week’s podcast guest will need little introduction. As Tommy Stevenson comes down the stairs...

Michael Loftus: The ‘advisor’ keeping an eye on the man in the middle

Michael Loftus was just 16-years-old when he began his refereeing career. That was over 25 years ago when he played football...

Podcast: Sean Donegan keeps the search alive for ‘The Missing Children’

‘The Missing Children’ is a documentary about one of the darkest and most shameful episodes in Ireland’s history. It’s the story...

Podcast: Engines rev up as Richard Swanston sets the stage for the Ulster Rally

*This podcast was recorded prior to the Ulster Rally stage. As a teenager, I remember thumbing my way across the country...

Podcast: Angel with a harp Niamh Noade launches CD for children’s cancer charity

While most of us were munching our way through lockdown, or binging on the Tiger King, Niamh Noade was busy making...

Podcast: Hiking Hens – meet the women moving mountains for physical and mental health

“We are the Hiking Hens,” sang a group of women as we left the carpark near the Invisible Tree on our...

Podcast: Fiona sings her way to success at Flynn Performing Arts

Overnight success usually comes from an awful lot of hard work and for Fiona Flynn and her students that’s certainly the...

Podcast: Hugh Morgan and Paddy Hamilton survive hell – and death – in toughest footrace on earth

You can train, train and train some more. You can prepare everything down to the finest detail, but sometimes the unforeseen...

Podcast: ‘The Border Game’ playwright Oisín Kearney tells tales from Ireland’s frontier

With the world opening up again slowly but surely, how does an evening out at the theatre sound? I can promise...

Podcast: Getting Portadown-Armagh railway back on track and why it left the city when it did

 In 2014, a petition was presented to Stormont with 10,000 signatures gathered from the streets and shops around Armagh, calling...