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Music and listener dedications with Steven Rainey.
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Nuala McKeever sits in for Lynette with a light-hearted mix of music and chat.
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Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan chats playing both GAA & Irish league football, Claire Curran talks Wimbledon cancellation & Chris Henry on making the change from player to coach
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Gemma Bradley serves up the freshest new Irish musical talent from indie-rock to hip-hop with live music and interviews.
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Eve Blair presents music to help wind down your day. The Late Show Artists of the Week are The Secret Sisters. Show more
A meditation in words and music for Holy Week with Rev Cheryl Meban. Show more
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