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John Toal with tales of family and community life, plus great recipes, craic and music. 

John Toal with tales of family and community life, plus great recipes, craic and music.

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Saturday with John Toal: Mary Peter’s 50th anniversary; World Africa Day; one-man show Stray; Twelve Days in May in Cannes

Mary Peter’s 50th anniversary; World Africa Day; one-man show Stray; Twelve Days in May in Cannes

BBC Radio Ulster - Saturday with John Toal, Mary Peter’s 50th anniversary; World Africa Day; one-man show Stray; Twelve Days in May in Cannes

Mary Peters on the 50th anniversary of winning her gold medal at the Olympics.

Penthathlete Mary Peters on the 50th anniversary since her gold medal win at the Munich Olympics in 1972, and actor and writer Cathal J Ferris on his new one-man show, Stray.

Penthathlete Mary Peters celebrates 50 years since her gold medal win at the Munich Olympics in 1972.  Actor and writer Cathal J Ferris shares his inspiration for his new one man show Stray, a satirical comedy about his pursuit for happiness.  John visits Holy Rosary Primary School in Belfast as they celebrate Africa Day.  Entertainment lawyer Niamh Hargan is just back from the Cannes Film Festival and chat’s to John about her Cannes inspired debut novel Twelve Days in May and resident chef Paula McIntyre cooks Memphis barbecued chicken with beer butter and grilled corn.


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