Podcast: Armagh suppliers surviving and thriving amidst restrictions caused by Brexit backlog

On January 1, 2021, the NI protocol was introduced, placing a border in the middle of the Irish Sea, and causing...

Podcast: A nasty encounter with gunmen in an Armagh bar to drinking with Bono – a rock ‘n’ roll life with Martin Rafferty

Music is a lifeline for many in times like these and for some it’s just a way of life. Martin Rafferty...

Podcast: Armagh GP Dr Frances O’Hagan on Covid, vaccine and toughest challenge of her career

 Finally, there really is some light at the end of this bleak, year-long tunnel. The Covid -19 vaccines are here...

Podcast: New Year tragedy for Lough Neagh Rescue crew but volunteers responsible for saving so many lives

When most of us are tucked up in our beds on a cold winter’s night, there are heroes from all walks...

Podcast: Tales, anecdotes and madcap misadventures with Damian McCullough

He is known throughout the county and far beyond as the voice of Armagh GAA. His catch phrases are as unique...

Armagh’s Jemar Hall talks football, family, racism and new ventures

It was a year like no other, but with 2020 behind us, we can only look forward to a bright tomorrow...

Podcast: Pat Jennings on growing up in Newry, pals with George Best and the ‘worst day of my life in football’

He is hailed as one of the greatest goalkeepers the world has ever seen. He has an incredible 119 caps for...

Podcast: Steven Beacom tells weird and wonderful stories of Ulster’s greatest sporting legends

Did you know we have an Olympic Bobsleigh gold medalist from Ulster? His name is Robin Dixon – first cousin of...

Podcast: Carragher fighting fit for Tokyo Olympics and Armagh crowned All-Ireland champions

It may have been delayed for a year but plans for the Tokyo Olympics to take place in 2021 are full...

Podcast: The need for speed as Adam Hylands chases World Title

It’s a well-loved sport in Northern Ireland – particularly in places where the tracks are situated -, and one such home...