Injury Time 8march2024 #podcast #sport #ireland #community #localradio #music #acousticguitar #musicalinstrument #duckdynasty #jesuschrist #getready #stomachrumble #breathing #hands #selfhelp #friendship #relationships #speech #chatter #inside #verbouwen #verbouwing #zolderverbouwen

FREQUENCY: 87.8 fm & 106.1 fm Letterfrack Connemara Co. Galway Ireland Connemara Community Radio is a community-based & run radio station broadcasting for 10 hours per day throughout the north-west Connemara region of Ireland. Sam Vekemans, a volunteer fan from Victoria, BC Canada uploads the MP3s & M4a remotely with permission granted. www.connemarafm.com. #podcast #sport #ireland #community #localradio #music #acousticguitar #musicalinstrument #duckdynasty #jesuschrist #getready #stomachrumble #breathing #hands #selfhelp #friendship #relationships #speech #chatter #inside #verbouwen #verbouwing #zolderverbouwen ‘Injury Time’ with D. Ryan. Broadcast Friday the 8th Of March 2024 https://www.connemarafm.com/audio-page/ Martin Gavin Leenane, Farmer, talking about the helicopter over Connemara recently that was involved in counting sheep, to do with inspections of the sheep numbers in Connemara by the Department of Agriculture. They also discuss the recent cuts to schemes for sheep farmers & the impacts this will have. Interviewer: Breandan O Scannaill. Broadcasted... Local Folklore and Customs Bina McLoughlin (1929 or 31, – 2001) from Leenane & Fr. Paddy Durkan. At Altabhega Graveyard near Leenane, where mass was celebrated. Bina talks about the graveyard – named after St Alta & about some of the people buried there, Fr Durkan gives some history & folklore of the graveyard also. Bina sings the song the Manchest... Daughter of Guglielmo Marconi, the “Father of Radio” She was in Clifden to celebrate his work & to unveil a plaque as the site of the wireless station at Derrygimla in July 1995. Josephine De Courcey spoke with her briefly about her visit. Interviewer: Josephine De Courcey. https://www.connemarafm.com/radio-archive/ Josephine Mulvenna from Belfast – sings ‘Ar Éirinn Ní Neosfainn Cé Hí’. Recorded on Lift the Latch in 1996 – from Belfast Josephine has been coming to Connemara since she was very young. 10 april 1996 https://www.connemarafm.com/radio-archive/