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Episode eight of 'Tipp FM Investigates - Sport & Society' takes a look at the importance of volunteers to Tipperary sport and whether that is sustainable in an ever busy world.

Listen back to the Friday November 13th 2026 edition of Across The Line as Paul Carroll looks ahead to the weekend's sporting action in Tipperary. On this week's show: - Paul catches up with Thurles Sarsfields manager Padraic Maher, St. Mary's manager Fergal Condon and Fethard GAA chair Willie Morgan ahead of their respective Munster club hurling semi-finals this weekend - Ken Hogan and Cian Treacy join Paul to preview the weekend's hurling - Barry Drake provides our weekly grehound racing update

The Tanaiste is on a whistle stop tour of Tipperary today and he joins me now. ...

On this morning’s show... Johnny Luby is with me in a few moments. November is a month of remembrance in the Catholic Church. We will talk to Bishop Cullinane Taineasta, Simon Harris, is in Tipperary and will join us after 10. Yesterday, we heard from Isobel McNally of the animal welfare organisation Animal Aid, which is calling for an end to greyhound racing. We have a response today from a Grey Hound Owner. The Friday panel will unpack the big topics of the week.

Chickens , Sleep , Nvidia , Dog Dinners , Fuel Prices , Tipperary Lottery Winner , Chat & Cut , Chicken Rolls , Spy Bees , Pants On Fire , Worst Joke Wednesday and more ....

On this morning’s show... I will speak to Deputy Michael Murphy in a few moments The largest diplomatic gathering in Ireland's history gets under way this morning, as Taoiseach Micheál Martin welcomes world leaders to Dublin. Thomas Conway will bring us up to speed on that. Animal welfare organisation Animal Aid is calling for an end to greyhound racing following the release of a new undercover documentary Contributors, Jo Noble and Sean Callanan will chat. Dear Phil has been looking at your issues Muriel Cuddy has the Well Being slot John G ‘O Dwyer’s History Makers.

The Future of Sustainable Farming in Tipperary –Farming Politics in Ireland & across Europe

Cancer Trials Ireland, the country’s leading cancer trials research organisation, has released details of a report that estimates the State saved €6.5m in treatment costs through a sample of 38 cancer clinical trials, accessed by 230 patients between September 1, 2025 and August 31, 2026.... And the CEO of Cancer Trials Ireland Angela Clayton-Lea joins me on the line now...

When Chrissy's Pub closed its doors in Ballylooby, the village lost more than just a local pub – it lost an important social hub and a piece of its heritage… Now, a community group is hoping to change that... Chrissie's Community Project Limited has been established with the aim of buying back the property, renovating it and reopening it as a community-focused establishment... And Tomas Meehan from the project joins me on the line now..

On this morning’s show... I will be chatting to one of our listeners in just a few moments. We will hear about Chrissie's Community Project in Ballylooby Cancer Trials Ireland, the country’s leading cancer trials research organization, Michael Hubert decided to turn his personal experience into something positive, setting up a group to bring people who have been widowed together. Frank Deegan, cofounder of the Irish Survivalist Group will chat about Dooms Day JKC's Toymaster, our neighbours here in Nenagh, are celebrating a very special milestone this month – 80 years in business!.. Activist Thomas Ryan on the National Day of protest this Friday. We will also hear from contributors, Betty, Christine and John.